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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1955 volume:

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The Annual Staff takes pride m presentmg thls 1954 55 ed1t1on of THE CONOCOCHEAGUE Wtthin tts covers you w1ll fmd the new and the old Strange thmgs have happened Wllhlll the year When the doors of the Greencastle Antnm I-hgh School bu1ld1ng swung opm on August 30 1954 many changes greeted the students and faculty As we walked through the halls wonderful greal lockers loomed before our eyes Up and Down appeared on each sta1rway amodern Home ECOHOITIICS Room had emerged from the base ment classrooms tn the new SCIHICS room the agnculture room and room eleven were for sophomores and a mllk and 1ce cream stand was convenlently located on the way to the gym. f1rst semester had the honor of bemg the fxrst superv1smg prmclpal of the Greencastle Antrlm J omt School System Olr own Mr Conrad assumed these dunes second semester Mr James Martz who came to us last year greeted us as Prmclpal of Greencastle Antrlm H1gh School Each new classroom teacher soon became a part of our varled RCIIVIIIBS Then too, 1mmed1ate1y before devotxons the beaunful stra1ns of the Star Spangled Banner fmd each person standlng tn sllent reverence Although the semors have been anxlous to graduate they Joxn all members of G H S tn wxsh mg that the forth corrung changes w1l1 be as pleasant as th1s year s have been Sponsored by OAKS HARDWARE 5 Then, too, many new faculty members greeted us. Dr. Harling Sponseller, with us for the TABLE of CONTENTS N ADMINISTRATION SENIIJIIS UNIJEIICLASSMEN Ii. ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS Q Rm! ADVERTISEMENTS smw MIZWWN A A MET 1l' l P38615 - fy! . . . Page 35 Y - f' 51 I I ,. ' 1 . if gen 1? '3 is ! X ff.- Q5' V . I Q5 Rx, Ns X 'L fs,Vi1,zi4Q J gf W.,l ki.:,? I l ' QW ' gf ,L sv ' S 'fy ,k ' NX :w ' as ,v---9. , K MMNQ1 ,di DMINISTR TIO B0 BD 0F EDUCATID MESSIEURS: W. Kershner, H. Kershner, Coldsmith, Smith, Guenon, Walker, Copenhaver, Gearhart, Bittner, Schaff. President: Dr. W. A. Guenong Vice-President: Mr urerg Mr. John Walker. HARLING E. SPONSELLER B.S. , A. M. , Ph. D. Supervising Principal of Greencastle-Antrim Joint School System Shippensburg State Teachers College Columbia University Lebanon Valley College Sponsored By GREENCASTLE-ANTRIM JOINT BOARD of EDUCATION 8 Walter Kershnerg Secretary: Mr. FrankSmithg Treas- INISTIIATCIII ywid JAMES R. MARTZ B. S High School Principal Shippensburg State Teachers College Columbia University can of .i ' 'HIYSU' '71 ., A.M. V i 97 , W' .. Y .. , Q -. 1 4 J 'LRQOU4 Lwfiii 4 l W. P. CONRAD B.S. Administration Shippensburg State Teachers College Pennsylvania State University Western Maryland College Sponsored By THE HERALD MAIL L9 ACULTY ADA K. PHILLIPPY, . . ff Social Studies, English Temple University Gettysburg College HELEN UNGER TOMS, A.B. Mathematics Hood College Pennsylvania State University PEARL A CONRAD A B English Pennsylvania State University THELMA L ROWLAND A Llbrarran, Art Juniata College Millersville State Teachers fl ,,ml,- nldl m Sponsored by THE FACULTY I0 we in Q I I ' Y , B K fn 0 2 ll... . 'zu ,ee L -- lpn I :.:ll1- IT' ll' ' ' ir 1 , ll mu n rii- N -c -2 uv1-613.6171i?vWWinvvovuvv3TFvTiF ACULTY FRED C. KALEY, B.S., M. Ed. Health, Physical Education East Stroudsburg Teachers College Pennsylvania State University Music Cata wba College Voc I1 nalAgr1cultu1'e Industrial Arts Pennsylvania State University Business Educatr Indiana State eac rs Unrversity tts Temple Sponsored by THE FACULTY ll ALTA RUTH MARTIN, B.S. Indiana State Teachers College G MARGARETTA WILLIAMS B S M Ed as'7i'Q2'1 M.j7v. MU , .s. Q , 6 ' . 4 . I ' e - l . . . b U ry init ef l'f ,C I ' :li Q-ff -- ' for 'e-sf. ACULTY QNQ14:-2fs1Q fzltwxn gf. livery?-Leif 1 CLINTON M. SCHNEBLY, B.S., M.Ed. Geography, Mathematics, Science Shippensburg State Teachers College Pennsylvania State University Sponsored by THE FACULTY I2 it DOROTHY R. LEHMAN, A.B. Foreign Languages, English Wilson College Pennsylvania State University RUTH F. HUMBERT English, Reading California State Teachers College JEAN E. BAER, B.S. Business Education Shippensburg State Teachers College ROBERT E. DAIHL, B.S. Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics Shippensburg State Teachers College mga ff ,,, ' T 1' f ,f ff MMV, , I ,-,s.., 2Q,,,,z.,f K M5 ACULTY 'l ff' M CHARLOTTE D. SLOAT, B.S. Home Economics Pennsylvania State University CARLTON E. LUTZ, B.S. Physical Education East Stroudsbrug State Teachers College EDWIN H. SPONSELLER, B.S,, B.D., A.M., Ph.D. 9 Social Studies-First Semester Shippensburg State Teachers College Yale University THOMAS G. STOUFFER, B.S. Business Education, History Shippensburg State Teachers College OH vp QW o Eyvrw xp P TSI,,B.S. if . 'x , story, Science Jxhippensburg State Teaches College I, mms T V MQ k,,..,.,,,Ws, N I i Sponsored by THE FACULTY 13 I , FACULTY URRMECLQ-.,, C KJDLKEKYN HELEN K WELCH BA LLB Soclal Studles Pennsylvania State Umverslty Dlcklnson School of Law Shlppensburg State Teachers College PHYLLIS T GOETZ R N Pubhc School Nurse l-lamsburg Polycllmc Hospltal JEANETTE C NELSON Secretary 05,11 JANET C WIDDER Secretary Sponsored by THE FACULTY I4 . , . ., . . ,C W ,,,, , , - . . . . 45' vw . . Ml, f J ' f he 1 ,N ff K , . -HEEAIC EN A 'Z- 53 f' CD H I0 SE lllll L06 BO0K The past twelve years of our lxves have been spent 1n launchmg our sh1ps Many events have taken place especlally durmg our sen1or year 1n hxgh school Forty elght d1gn1f1ed semors have f1n1shed moppmg the decks where seventy e1ght entered B111 Harsh was our captam for our entrance and our EXII w1th Don Stenger and John Myers havlng gxven rehef Our flnal cru1se has permltted the Class of 55 to enter many 1nterest1ng ports The frlend sh1p of the Sponsellers dur1ng the f1rst semester w1ll long be remembered Also we w11l be pr1v1leged to have our dlplomas granted for the f1rst t1me by the Greencastle Antrxm ,T o1nt School D1str1ct w1th Mr Conrad as Superv1s1ng Prmcrpal and Mr Martz as H1gh School Prrncxpal Our short cru1se to the county court at Chambersburg 1n October let us wrtness a tr1al for manslaughter and a Prom Peanut Week rn November found everyone talkmg about peanuts and fmancmg a sen1or trxp Durlng the rehearsals for and the presentauon of our sen1or play Curtam Go1ng Up everyone enyoyed the unusual settmg and the comedy of producmg a play w1th1n a play The suspense and fun remmded us of the anxlety and success we endured as Jumors presenung Love Is In The A1r Regret f1lled our hearts however as each sen1or reahzed that we would never return to the port of Class Play Presentauon Chrlstmas brought 1ts usual BCUVIUCS plus the stngmg of carols ln the landmgs as a part of the mornmg devotxons Our Chrlstmas dmner party rn the new Home Econorrucs room was complete when Santa Claus v1s1ted us to drstrlbute our g1fts and wlsh a Merry Chrxstmas to all A court tr1a1 presented by Room 2 for assembly prov1ded vxvrd yet amusmg scenes from the court room when sen1ors were trled and found not gu1lty A vers1on of the telev1sxon quxz program Dr I Q was presented by Room 3 as an assembly program Later 1n January to rarse money the class gave th1s presentatron 1n the aud1tor1um w1th B111 Harsh as master of ceremomes and John M1ller as the announcer To persons g1v1ng the correct answers to s1mple quest1ons prmes were awarded and the comedy of the commerclals gave en1oyment Throughout our act1v1t1es we recall our tours of Antrrm Townsh1p Antxetam Battlefleld and Harper s Ferry, Gettysburg and a DICHIC at Cold Sprrngs Heated drscussxons exrst always on our tr1p before graduatron We also remember choosmg r1ngs w1th round setungs, class colors flower, and motto Our f1nal mark at G H S wrll be Class Nrght and Commencement the even1ng rn wh1ch we rece1ve our d1p1omas and set sa11 1nto a wrde wrde world each rn h1s own drrectlon E- SENIOR Soonsored by GREENCASTLE PACKING COMPANY I6 . 1 ' - - I . . . . , . . . - Q . y f - . I . . . . . . . 4, . Q . ,, . . . . , , . H . ,, . . . 0 I I 0 . 0 . . 5, . H X . . . . . Q Q - . , 1 o 9 I . I n , . . . . . . 1 . v s u . - . , I I ' X I lf' UFFICEB I955 WILLIAM HARSH Academic President W-ails for his companion W hat a rose what an Elmer' H elmsman for our class 1 in JOHN MYERS Voca tional Agriculture Vice President J ohn not Tool S trikes me right in the head M anly and daring JULIA CRAIG Academlc Treasurer I oins in all the fun C Lrcus and sports special C halmers IS at the door 4355 fi 'Fl 14' CONISTANCE SNECKENBERGER Academic Secretary C urls are always in place D amtier of the twins S 1lT1D1lC1fy of manner Sponsored by Crist s Furniture Store 17 - ku I - f . D A Q . - . - v vu - ' ' ' u , L - - - . . as , - A 9 L . V- 2 7 -,VJ f I ,-jai 77 V ' Sig.-54zaf:'5S ' i - , - . . . -. . . . ' . SENIOR P ulchrrtudrnous A rdent Chevy dnver A ble and wrllmg to argue ' JOYCE BEAHM General J olly and carefree A lways seen wlth Joyce B est shoe seller rn town I obs get done G enerous and grateful B etter late than never LOIS BERGER General L aughs frequently J oe rs her man B elreves rn havrng fun Sponsored by EARL'S FOOD MARKET I8 PATRICIA ARTZ Commerclal 'P' JACOB BEMI SDERFER General fb 'lily 'Wh of -' lm t A f a me in l A A CHARLES BINGAMAN General C an t see a future S ure can handle that Hudson B aseball rs hrs sport ROBERT BINGAMAN Commerclal R oads lead to Shady Grove H lggensvllle specral B rg smrles for every frrend gui- NANCY BINGAMAN General N ame II and I ll do M ost dramauc B elreves 1n perfect attendance 'WG '75 NORMA BREWBA KER General N ever seen without Ricey I ust got stuck in the mud B rownie is her pass word Sponsored by Minnich Funeral Home I955 SENIOR DALE BURKE Commercial D-on't tell me your trouble. L-oves jazz music. B-ooks are the least of his worries DIANE COCHRAN Commercral D oes her homework ardemly L ook out Shrppensburg State C ommercral scr1pt wrrter GLADYS COLDSMITH General G oes ilyrng rn the Olds M ay turn out to be a housewrfe all ll a surprrse party Cl 5 DURBIN COLLEGE Academic D oubtful ln French B ashful Roscoe C ruzen of tomorrow Sponsored by SHANGRI LA SNACK BAR 20 Y K - , ' l C- ' ' . G 1 YQ , ' . DORIS CORDELL General D electable I udges krndly C enter of all fun GEORGE CRIDER General oes wherever and whenever he pleases ashful an hrs harr be naturally curly? MQW DONA LD CRUNKLETON Voca uonal Agrrculture D 1sl1kes socral events L ISIEIIS but says lrttle C an II be Don readrng aga1n'P -ve--f AUDREY DEARDORFF Comrnerclal A dept typrst A lways ready for fun and mrschref D ecrsxve manner Sponsored by Shangrr La Snack Bar 1955 21 SENIOR uns the projectors 1kes electronrcs ffervescent nersonalrty ROBERT EZOLT Academrc R ovrng krnd I ust call me chref E asy to know RICHARD ESHLEMAN Academrc M us1c plus merrlment C ount your blessrngs H elpful any trme ESTHER MCCLURE Commercral E ff1c1ent but fun lovmg L oves to go to Chambersburg M arvelous magazlne dnve manager Sponsored by E L M Dept Store MARY HELMAN Commercral 3- IAYE MEYERS General I-ust lost a thousand dollars 'x l-'m not coming tomorrow M-akes friends easily H155 JOHN MILLER Commerclal I oker Wlllll a caprtall R epubllcans are hrs enemies M akes eyes at Conrue PEGGY IO MILLER General P eggy how many days of school? I ust as merry as anyone M en are troublesome LEWIS MOWEN General L rkes to have frrends R rdes around rn a Plymouth M 11d rn manner Sponsored by BARNI-IART'S SUNOCO STATION 23 SENIDR CHARLES MYERS General C an hardly wart for bookkeepmg class W hat? Soccer agarnv SHELVA MYERS General S pell econorruc for us I oyful M anages thrngs well HAROLD MUMMA Academrc C hemrstry rs a chance to argue H andy wrth tools M aster stage hand JOYCE PARKER General J ewelry adorns her A-lways rnterestmg to boys P-arker now, but not forever Sponsored by C. L. Mrller, Jeweler 24 M-eticulous C . I I955 NAOMI RICE General N-ow what's wrong? I ll call you Ieame R 1d8S around rn the Ford HAROLD SLOTHOUR Vocauonal A gnculture H ab1tual1y a farmer L eave everytlung to Harold S carcely seen wrrhout an agrument ED WARD SNEC KENBERGER Academrc I ust call me Norman E xcels rn math S tudres the women FRED STALB' General F ull of Jokes and fun R-uns away when there's work to be done S-ports Manager Sponsored by CAPITAL BA KERS INC. SENIOR DONALD STENGER General D-oesn't like to work. Y L-abors in Law Class. S rlent ROBERT STINE General R arely seen wrthout the Ponnac L oves to argue wxth teachers S ays what he thrnks MERLE STOUFFER General M eanders to class R eferred to as Moe S tays away from school too much Winning. HAROLD STUMBAUGH Vocatronal Agnculture H e was found not gullty E veryone s frlend S een but seldom heard Sponsored By CHAMBERSBURG TRUST COMPANY 26 41 X lm ' , ' V X W K ' ,V V hz, - n ' n b - ' I I I955 DONALD TRAINER Com mercral Z il D xtto Champxon E lrgrble bachelor T ony the Janrtor rf you please Q1-J Z '-.V W MARYANN WELCH Aca dernlc M ercersburg here I come! A lways rn a flutter W h1r1s and taps wrth greatest of ease N 'Y - JOYCE WINGERT General J ust a mrstake I made A rms for a brg future W 111 be a frrend to anyone an-3 FRANCES WISHARD General F-inds study interesting. E-ager to succeed. W-atch that steer! Sponsored By HAINES THE SHOE WIZARD 27 SENIOR BERNARD WITMER General B anters anyone L rkes to hunt W rzard of Room 2 LORNA YOUNGBLOOD Academlc L oves to laugh J ovxal and frrendly Y earns to become a nurse ELIZABETH ZIEGLER Academrc E thereal thoughts I ust Claue for me' Z estful rn French Our strong band can ne'er be broken rt can never dxe Far surpasslng wealth unspoken seal'd by frrendshlps t1e Hlgh school hfe IS swlftly passlng soon IES days are done But wh11e we l1ve we'll ever cherrsh frxendshlps here begun L1ft the chorus ever onward Golden and the Blue' Hall to thee our Alma Mater we are ever true Sponsored by Barnes' Gulf 28 X N XYAXXS fo al 3 606 'V e 966 J XXO st, fa '00 . at 'Vip - 0 61, .10 lovswse Koi 6 404126 yoigledsjbowe a S s 0 J' Q' KXXXC 605 so ive? 0. 60 00 elv tb Usz-8 Ive ec. I, wi te A 09 10 GC , qt see Wo 00 009 X20 . W 69 e9 T6 00 'v 1 ff '4' ' vie 5 402' vida 6 'A X69 oe .4 6 .rf 'Ve e 0' 0000 ell X60 e9 -Gaia QKZS Q9 F 'JO' '70, 'Ve -0111, o Nsiexwz 'Aa 5 ws use Vo 510965 0' 81150082 Mahi, bow obouur was Q, XO 550 'W CWS . . 'da o lv lv 95. S Q0 . 06 sg A X09 '10 Ut 9 12 E' ,- all Q5 s at 'N e -Yo dons O41 6-fob 105 Q6 'Nazis 2069 9966 dsfio Q' 've' ed Yxxxo Ylztcxx OXQGQQ' Q, 001.5 10046 0 vi 0' 9 S 0 I' X 595W Now look at us, you guiding light, 0-Vol, WE are your pride and joy. You nursed us 'till we reached this point The Grads of 55! .L :- va , w f- M CLASS SONG fTune: Anchors Aweighj Here's to our grand old class Hail to old G. H. S. The Class of '55. Salute the Blue and White We're proud to say that we We're proud of G. H. S. Will always strive to do our best Our school with lots of pep. To keep your faith in us So fight on, fight on for victory Where e'er we roam Fight with all your might. Be it near or far way And when we depart from you Our hearts will always be at home. Remember us, the Class of 55! MOTTOg Today we launch, tomorrow we sail. FLOWER. Variegated Red and White Carnation r N ' 1 COLORS Navy Blue and White Sponsored By THE ECHO PILOT .,...-.-- 29 '3',4qg-n-AQ 5-351 5 4 K ge T CIOWWS X F DRAMA 50 llqhf' ff -f- 5 fyifofsprf 4, 1 L '4'?f' MJ fic f s PCPUMR war d M71 MM7 e rl nc 1 MV' 'Wff S M IS A 6 Mf'f fs f iffffef 7841905 AIAA'-gf fig wg? 'QQ211' fefgas 72 4? dby KITZMILLERS SELF b RVICE MARKET 30 T . 65 0 4,0 6 9 5 'pa' I P fx J Uvff -Usb' Q9 I3 S ' 2 f -X . QQ I 0 00, T- 5 n va. Mo XX , 'If 42 1, J5- Qzf LPC . QQ! A 0 MOST Y ' 5. ' IN all ..- jf YL A76 ,' 5 . , Sp e ' ' . 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FIRST ROW: Robinson, Oberholzer ABSENT: Piper. It's August 31, 1954, and we are jolly juniors! With eighty-eight members in our class, we occupy rooms five, one, and ten. Our first class activity was to elect officers. After much debating and friendly arguments, we selected our colors, flower, motto, and ring. The ring committee chose attractive samples which were displayed in the hall on second floor. Later hat and pennant were selected. We are well represented in all the school activities, such as the science fair and magazine drive. One activity of ours to make extra money for our senior trip has been to sponsor a stationery drive. When it comes to sports, nonehas anything on our class. The majority of the members of the hockey, soccer, and basketball teams and of the varsity cheerleaders are juniors. A new policy this year is home room's responsibility for presenting an assembly program. Room five, on January 28, under the direction of Mrs. Toms, gave a very surprising and delightful program presenting the life of Dr. Harling Sponseller, who was then supervising principal. The students learned more of the wonderful and exciting life of Dr. Sponseller and also the many grand things which he has done during his life time. Several persons from his past and present appeared, including his wife, son, and grandchildren. Room one, under the direction of Mrs, Conrad, on February 10, presented a play which they had written honoring Abraham Lincoln. The class adapted their presentation from the essay Lincoln Speaks at Gettysburg. Sponsored by: LElTER'S HARDWARE Sc IMPLEMENTS RUW l955 'Q FOURTH ROW: Martin, Lauthers, Pensinger, Witmer, Wingert, Cline, Burkett, Diller, Hykes. THIRD ROW: Ezolt, Lindsay, Talhelm, Hicks, Angle, Harne, Shelly, Stover, Reeder. SECOND ROW: Young, Crunkleton, Kline, Bowman, Grosh, Myers, Elliott, Wenger, Mrs. Toms. FIRST ROW: Gaver, Hengst, Hess. U0 C' 00 Q-O i -tl FOURTH ROW: Shew, Bingaman, Starliper. M. Meyers, Mowen. THIRD ROW: Ebersole, Wells, Holbert, Cooper, R. Freshman, Helmuth, C. Freshman. SECOND ROW: Miss Williams, Freeman, Elliott, Davis, Martin, N. Myers. FIRST ROW: Kershner, Hissong, Zeger, Mentzier. ABSENT: Stine, Tresler. The play committee selected a three act comedy entitled Tiger on His Toes. We are anticipating the presentation of this play on March 24, 25, and also our trip to Gettysburg Battlefield. Most of all we are looking forward to the joys and privileges of being seniors. Sponsored by: EDWARD ZARGER, PLUMBING Aff, A ,,,.N ai 2' V XT' Vw O09 OFFI ERS COLORS Red - White QW? President, Dan Witmerg Vice-President, Tom Pensingerg Secretary, Leatha Elliottg Treasurer, John Winge rt, ROOM ONE MOT TO FLOWER Red Rose R00 Mr EN Weave threads of gold and srlver rn your endless loom of time, Sponsored by BOB THOMAS - ESSO SERVICE UPIIDMIIRES R00 S 4-ll 'WK 3 f FIRST ROW: Garling, Reymer, E. Burkholder, Hale, Hykes, Wise. FOURTH ROW: Baumgardner, R. Burkholder, S. Walck, McClure, Lindsay, Thames, L. Glaser. THIRD ROW: Poper, Walker, Hartman, Leininger, Zeger, A. Walck, A. Martin, Shoop. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Baer, Pearson, Henson, Welch,J, Martin, Hollinger, Pine. FIRST ROW: Jackson, Meyers, Bitner, B. Glaser. On August 31, still longing for the swimming pool, but anxious to renew old acquaintances and make new ones, the sophomores entered their second year of high school. The first few weeks were fun, in con- trast to last year's painful experiences of meeting new faces, of strange corridors and helplessness. With the organization of clubs, came a newly formed one, Future Teachers of America, of which Richard Hale is the president. Of course, basketball season and the shouts of spectators called for cheerleaders. Four of the six girls on the jayvee cheering squad are sophomores, and one on the varsity squad. vm'-t r .-S! FIFTH ROW: King, Koontz, Statler, C. Shindle, L. Wink, Baumbaugh, Shanholtz, Gearhart, G. Shindle. FOURTH ROW: Baker, Swope, Pittman, Ebersole, Mowen, F. Hykes, Miller, Johnston. THIRD ROW: L. Myers, Bowders, Strite, Zeigler, Plasterer, Forney, D. Heefner, N. Wink. SECOND ROW: V. Hykes, Beeler, D. Myers, M. Hykes, Carbaugh, Maun, Fetterhoff. FIRST ROW: Mr. Papoutsis, Rock, Wingert, Burkholder, Pensinger. Sponsored by: KUHN'S RADIO-TELEVISION SERVICE Il00MS AG-l 195 Gs 7. :gb at sl aan, 'Haha 51, fi, iz- A v rx vi, 'uf ,. .-,tux THIRD ROW: Statler, Atherton, T. Myers, Kershner, T. Shatzer, Reeder, Starliper. SECOND ROW: Mr. Mumma, Rebuck, Stains, Schaeler, Kell. FIRST ROW: Poper, J. Shatzer, E. Myers. The dramatic ability of the sophomores was shown by the Christmas program presented by one section of the class and another assembly program called Teen Magic. Contrary to previous routine, the sophomores began this year to accumulate money for their graduation trip. By selling candy and placing individual magazine drive awards in the treasury, a sizeable fund has begun to grow. The class hopes that the junior year holds as much fun and adventures as the past year. Pifrmvalx as . mrrafaq W VS Qin. N3 THIRD ROW: Clever, Helfrick, Leidig, Gossard, Mentzer, D.Barr, Gibble. SECOND ROW: Gsell, Goetz, M. Heefner, Frank, Christophel, Binkley, Hoover, Pogue. FIRST ROW: Mr. Daihl, Kriner, Martin. Sponsored by: GREENCAST LE DRY CLEANERS 41 THE C ASS I .. FOURTH ROW: Kell, Hawbaker, Guenon, Berger, Abbott, R. Myers, Elliott, Rosenberry, Shank, Stenger, Grove, Hartman. THIRD ROW: Hughes, .T ones, Ommert, Diller, Pensinger, Martin, Ambrose, J. Miller, Helman, Eshelman, Poper, N. Meyers, Carbaugh, Cope,R. Miller, Witmer. SECOND ROW: Dr. Sponseller, Nisewonder, Bingaman, Talhelm, Rahauser, Brechbiel, Helm, Goetz, Shackelford, Kegerreis, Houpt, Rine- hart, Brake. FIRST ROW: Haugh,Presidentg Plum, Secretary, Diehl, Treasurer, McBeth, Vioe-President THIRD ROW: Faust, Kell, Stahl, Moats, Starliper, Burkett, Elliott, Kuhn, J . Walck, Stine, Gelsinger, Izer, Martin. SECOND ROW: Bingaman, Leidig, Souders, Shoop, N. Stumbaugh, Myers, Angle, Burkholder, M. Walck, Johnson, Statler, Wingert. FIRST ROW: Hykes, M. Walck, P. Stumbaugh, Young, Etter, Jacoby, F etterhoff, Daley, Lasher, Musselman, Mayhugh. Sponsored by YINGLING INSURANCE AGENCY 0F H3558 -.GP 'N r FOURTH ROW: Barnhart,Myers,Mi1ls, Eckstine, Starliper,Carbaugh,Shatzer. THIRD ROW: J. Burkett, Mowen, Potter, Miller, Snowberger, Christman, Clever. SECOND ROW: Walleck, Rice, Davis, Helman, Goetz, Ebersole, Tressler, Bingamarr, FIRST ROW: Mr. Lutz, Ricker, Cook, Shindle, Stouffer, Burkett, Miller, Mowen, Egolf. CLASS HISTORY We, the class of 1958, entered thehalls of Greencastle-Antrim High School August 30, 1954 as Fresh- men with approximately one hundred-twenty in the class. To the town boys and girls it wasn't much different from Junior High but the Antrim boys and girls were a little frightened. But after a few days of getting acquainted, everyone settled down to routine studies. The first thing we did was elect class officers which were: President,Lanny Haughg Vice-President, Thomas McBethp Secretary, Shirley Plumg Treasurer, Edwin Diehl. During the year there have been many socialevents in which many of the Freshmen have participated. Many attended the annual Hi-Y, Tri-Hi-Y Rally which was held in the James Buchanan Joint High School. The class held a Christmas Party, and the A Section held a Farewell Party for Dr. Edwin Sponseller, our social studies teacher, and Dr. Harling Sponseller, our principal who left us after staying only until February. Many of the boys and girls participatedinbasketball, baseball, hockey, soccer, and many other sports. Most of us are looking forward to coming back next year: only then we will be Sophomores, not just green freshmen as we are sometimes called. Sponsored by ANDERSON S GROCERY :St GIFT SHOP if 5 1 i N 1 -K' -sf- ,L7 X E GIITII DE I955 FIFTH ROW: Witmer, Hawbaker, Dennison, Kline, Alexander. FOURTH ROW: Overcash, Brewer, Martin, W. Barnhart, Baker. THIRD ROW: Gilbert, Dixon, Pensinger, Hoover, Ingream. SECOND ROW: J. Barn- hart, N. Myers, Gipe, Binkley, Pearson. FIRST ROW: Glaser, Oberholzer, B. Myers, Mrs. Humbert. F ifty-two Eighth Graders entered the halls of G.H.S. when school re-opened in August. The officers are: President, Elam Oberholtzer: Vice-President, Barbara Myers:Treasurer, Carolyn Purnell: Secretary, Judy Glaser. A great honor was conferred upon our grade by the entire Junior High when the King and Queen to represent our school in the Chambersburg Hal1owe'en Parade were elected from our grade: Elam Oberholtzer reigned as King and Bonnie Myers as Queen. Another event in which we were permitted to participate was the Sadie Hawkins' Dance sponsored by the Junior T ri-Hi-Y: however, our pleasures were turned to sorrow when we learned that our home room adviser had injured her arm in a fall. Throughout the year we enjoyed decorating the large bulletin board with appropriate scenes. Each year brings new activities, and now we look forward to being freshmen when students from Antrim Township will join our class. 'ff 'X O THIRD ROW: Ashway, Goetz, Grosh, Benchoff, Shatzer, Crider, Ryder, Fuss, Henson. SECOND ROW: Pentz, Tressler, Anderson, Warren, Coldsmith, Barnhart, Harbaugh, Shelly, Hoover. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Humbert, Clever, Myers, Freshman, Haines, Statler, Runyan, Stevens, Reeder. Sponsored by SUNSHINE FEED STORES, INC.--Chambersburg SEVENTH GRADE 499461 . 'iff' L ,. lg su ev- 5 ,gf . .qvgff ff- Z i ' 1 ,yn-Q .,V,. 5 'X twsl '3i f M, as v f-Qiklm Q' fr .1 M 1 ,gg Q gli' . . ar 1 if A, X. 'ef -f .,,,A ' M 11 Lf :xfixfd A 1 .wif W.. gil 4,3 X QQ xfixxx 0 ,.. ACTIVITIES 5132.2 W .W N. ,ff C0 0COCllE G , ., .,.,-h,-rf Msn:-.114-.,.vv-,-is-,....ww.,,s is ,- on Mf,m,r-.Mamahf -A N , A if 5 in.-v.........',.9..L.....,...,,,,,a,.,.,rnW,,f,,.s, qadwwuanu .aga.,,.q. ivan THE CONOCOCHEAGUE - 1955 -is presented to you with the hope that its pages depict many happy events and an accurate record of this memorable year, With Miss Phi11ippy's guidance and assistance, the EDITORIAL STAFF has spent many hours of planning, changing, worrying, and working to give each page a special touch. STANDING: Harsh, Miss Phillippy, Rice, Craig Welch, Sneckenberger, McClure, Helman, 151111518 6 9: se'-TE S- tnan- Nqx11um gin? Miss Mg.. T taXn6Y . Wxxeg , NG, CoCh'an'W,cw'6' D1 ' xman' SYAN Q6 D eardodi ' Sponsored by PUBLIC OPINION, Chambersburg's Newspaper S AFFS 1955 M, f f , . T .-fre... , .., .T.-M.f-..1u..e....a...m-.-..,.-..........,,......a.- S . I Several faculty members, many seniors, class officers uted material and pictures, With this cooperation the EDITORIAL STAFF of GREENCASTLE-ANTRIM HIGH SCHOOL proudly presents THE CONOCOCHEAGUE 1955 i SEATED: Cochran, Deardorff, Ziegler, Youngblood, , mwah. --NJ. STAN DI Myers NG. ' Mr ' Heem ' sto 81- Uffel. ' SEAT ' Tfai ED. 176: - Reymer' zlkes' Joh I aflig nst0I1 ' Rotz ' Mdua , Zegerl blgffllel-I sto Ste!-er Uffel, 1 Fome ' Y. Sponsored by HOSTETTER'S CHINA STORE home room representatives, and others have contrib- TRI-Ill-Y C U S FIFTH ROW: Glaser, M. Brewbaker, Jacoby, Thames, Walker, Kugler, Hartman, Warren, Harne, Shelly, Cochran, N. Brewbaker, Rice, Angle, Witmer, Leckron. FOURTH ROW: Coldsmith, Shoop, Burkholder, Zeger, Leininger, Kriner, G. Gossard, Bartles, P. McClure, B. Lindsay, Wenger, Swope, S. Gossard, D. Mc Clure. Ti-HRD ROW: A. Walck, Hicks,Stover, Martin, Hospelhorn, Poper, S. Walck, Stouffer, M. Lind- say, Youngblood, Wingert, Beeler, Rotz, Crider. SECOND ROW: Ziegler, P, Welch, L. Myers, Pine, M. Welch, Henson, Elliott, S. Myers, Hengst, Grosh, Burkholder, Wink, Pittman, E. McClure, Decker. FIRST ROW: Miss Williams, Craig, Deardorff, Sneckenberger, Helman. The Tri-Hi-Y Clubs aim to make better citizens of high school girls. Throughout the year, they participate in many and various activities. The senior high girls sent representatives to the Older Girls Conference, and to United Nations Assemblies. At Thanksgiving, they sponsored a sock-hop, and as a Christmas project sent Care packages to foreign countries. The junior high girls held a Sadie Hawkins' Dance in the fall and sent food baskets to needy people in the town at Christmas. Teen Talk sessions on developing responsibility were held in the auditorium with all four clubs pardcipating. li s FIFTH ROW: Plum, J. Miller, Coldsmith, N. Stumbaugh, Purnell, Yeager, Overcash, Baker, M. Sellers, Rowe, J . Pensinger, Ornmert, Jones, Clever, Dentler, Burkholder, Ambrose. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Hum- bert, Barnhart, P.Stumbaugh,M. Walck, Talhelm, Reeder, M. Mussleman, Haines, Dixon, K. Smith, Goetz, Koons, Robinson, C. Walck, C. Statler, Ebersole, Zeger, Brewer, B. Myers, Kegerreis. THIRD ROW: K. Hoover, B. Gilbert, Anderson, Rinehart, Burkett, B. Statler, Freshman, Swisher, M. Miller, Rice Wentzel, Cordell. SECOND ROW: Warren, Gipe, Gossard, Fetterhoff, Erhart, S. Smith, A. Sellers, Maun P. Miller, J. Miller, Brechbiel, A. Myers, P. Musselrnan, R. Gilbert, Harris, Wingert, Daley, Tresler B. Myers, Nisewonder. FIRST ROW: Rauhauser, D. Pensinger, Bingaman, Glaser. Sponsored bv TRI-HI-Y III-Y C UBS l955 405' n -SFR A :- A-any THIRD ROW: Wishard, Cline, Shafer, Wingert, E. Mumma, Shindle, Jackson, Pensinger, Miller. SECOND ROW: Schaeler, Baumgardner, Eshleman, Harsh, H. Mumma, Trainer, Reyrner, Ezolt, Bitner, Stains. FIRST ROW: Dr. E. Sponseller, Glaser, Hess, Hale, Robinson, Koons. The Hi-Y Clubs aim through their activities to make better citizens of high school boys. The senior high boys at Halloween held a party in the gym for the children in the elementary grades, and at Christmas sent food baskets to needy people in the community. The junior high boys held a swimming party, and at Easter a Bunny Hop with the Junior Tri-Hi-Y. A Rally was held at Buchanan for the members of the Y Clubs in Franklin County. FIFTH ROW: Witmer, Kuhn, Walck, Shoop, Evans, Snowberger, Abbot, Mills. FOURTH ROW: J. Hoover Binkley, lngream, R. Hawbaker, Burr, Kline, Souders, Fuss. THIRD ROW: J. Barnhart, Eckstine, T Barnhart, D. Hoover, Pearson, Myers, Young, Johnson. SECOND ROW: Conrad, Schanzenbacker, Snyder Hartman, Cook, Gaver, Sakkal, Foust, Mr. Lutz. FIRST ROW: C. Hawbaker, Deihl, Dennison, Oberholzer Sponsored by ELLIOVT T Sc SNY DER 5 M f wb ya N4 P ,wud 'Uv 1 Mk fi 'Nu ax- TEACH - TUIlE,PRESEN Qugg-,., K. A sQ .. 4. 1 C3 he if '-:Sir c FOURTH ROW: Gearhart, Jackson,Trainer,Mumma,Gaver,Shoop,Thames. THIRD ROW: Baumgardner, Lindsay, D. Hollinger, Bowman, Harne, Glaser, Hartman, P. Welch, Walker, N. Zeger, Walck, Shelly. SECOND ROW: Hess, Pine, J. Hollinger, M. Welch, E. Ziegler, Martin, Stouffer, Myers, Mr. Stouffer. FIRST ROW: Ezolt, Hale, Kline. The Future Teachers of America Club CFTAJ was started this year in Greencastle High School with Mr. Stouffer as the adviser. Our first step was to draw up a constitution for the club. G1 November 19, 1954 we were granted a charter by the Pennsylvania State Education Association and by the National Education Association. Among our many activities we were represented at the Southern Convention of F. T. A., held at Harrisburg, by four active members. We attended a talent show sponsored by the Shippensburg College F. T. A. Club. At a later date we were invited to a square dance by the same club, and the next day to a football game and a tour of the college campus. The club has been planning to publish a high school directory. this will contain all names, addresses, and telephone numbers of the faculty and the students in Junior-Senior High School. In February we attended the Ice Capades at Hershey and in March sent representatives to the state convention at Juniata College. These activities have helped to acquaint us with the duties and privileges of teachers. Sponsor by F. T. A. TUBE IIUMEM KEB O6 ff' FOURTH ROW: Ebersole, Co1dSmith,Shank,Baker,Pentz,Rotz,Carbaugh, Smith, Houpt, Bowders. THIRD ROW: Sipes,Elliot,Gossard,Christophe1, Sites,Crider, Vice-Presidentg Cordell, Beahm, Heefner, Binkley. SECOND ROW: Goetz, Davis, Decker, Tresler, Gsell, Beeler, Wishard, Treasurerg Miller, Hoover, Poe, Miss Sloat. FIRST ROW: Piper, Secretaryg Witmer, Historianp Berger, President: Robinson, Bingaman. MOT TO Toward New Horizons COLORS FLOWER Red and White Red Rose The Greencastle Chapter of the F .H.A. held their first meeting September 17, 1954, to elect officers for the coming year. The first event of the year was a skating party at Cold Springs Park. The purpose of the party was to raise money for the Club treasury. Club members and their friends enjoyed the evening of skating. In January the members of the Club spent a day at the Farm Show in Harrisburg. This trip proved educational to all who attended. The outstanding contribution of the club was their share in paying for the draperies in the new home economics room. In order to raise money for the club treasury, the F.H.A. girls have joined with the F.F.A. boys in selling weiners at lunch hour. This project has been worthwhile and the club treasuries are sharing equally all profits. The members of tl1e club enjoy participating in the activities and fulfilling the creed, To face the future with warm courage and high hopes. Sponsored by COPENHAVER AND BITTNER U RE F EB -1955 N 5, x ' s ftp 9 6 pa.. P. Q 'Q 4, 'N-in -,lo - ll' 'ir 'UI -UO U THIRD ROW: Ebersole, Helrnuth, Poper, R. Kershner, Mentzer, Zeger, Stumbaugh, Kell. SECOND ROW Gelsinger, Walck, Vaughn, Eckstine, Rebuck, Shatzer, Iser, Shew. FIRST ROW: Mr. Mumma, Advisor E. Myers, Secretary: J. Myers, M, Meyers, Treasurer: C. Kershner, Presidentg Slothour, Stull, Vice President. MOTTO Learing to do, Doing to learn, Earning to live, Living to serve. The F.F.A. is an organization of, by, and for boys studying Vocational Agriculture to develop leader- ship, cooperation, and citizenship. In June, 1954, our chapter sent two boys to Pennsylvania State Univer sity during F.F.A. week. Worthwhile trips have included two trips to Harrisburg to visit the Neppco Ex- position and the State Farm Show, and one to the J. I. Case Company in Baltimore as Mr. Harry Fried1y's guests. At the South Mountain Fair, Elwood Myers won fourth place in the tractor driving contest, and Robert Mentzer won fourth place in dairy judging. Ill! lllillllln Sponsored by RATHBONE-STATLER GARAGE, STATE LINE STUDENT CIIUNCIL CURTIS CIIIEFS 4 195 LIBR C 1' .I-.NYY A THIRD ROW: Pensinger, Ommert, Glaser, Strite. Thames, Tressler, Pittman, Souders. SECOND ROW: Shelley, V. Hykes, Jones, M. Hykes, Miss Rowland, SEATED: Myers,Lesher,Plasterer,Heffner, Forney, Martin. The Library Club had many new members this year. The following officers were elected: President, Margie Shellyg Vice-President, Kit Thamesg Secretary, Miriam Martin. Our objectives are to become acquainted with all the procedures used in a library in order to care for our own needs and help others in finding books and information. We have had practice in checking books in and outg filing catalog cardsg and properly opening new volumes. We have had fun decorating for some of the holidays, and at our Christmas party. I If . 4 Sponsored by TROY LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANING COMPANY, Hagerstown, Maryland WQqJ fun s X ,KM AB fww . SIE if ' WL W?? lA' f yk QwM, , f gKgn ' g W ,fig 9113 3 32 W Q 5 V, ,, , 'i if -F 14. fa f y F , p ,- gr A 1 J f,, , H ,M ww , , ,Y wg if fi' .,, 5 'f -' V W ff np. 6 .Zf X .rg if 9 ?ZffQL in -ff M .Q -ffff fr 4' . 1, ji. V K. , X his , 5 M K , gx , wi if A Wig? JA?g 1y g K W , ggi? Q., ., EU' f 1- , in H ww ' W , Y , V-Q .., 1 , Q 'f V Y L 'Q Jw , V' ' 36 J ' f ' f L, .2 EQ' fi 'f 1 ww 5fQ Q ' '. :S W Y , ,H f V4 wg' W , . W, A V , VW, , ,V , 1 ' i W' ,g K Zfffcffff A 3 1- , fMww+' m ,' c gg MHHQWW W 'Y' 5 A 31' 6 . ,. ,. 4- 5 . .'f W in ii V V ,' K ., A ,Llk E ' ' 35 f - V 15 F' 92 X f ag? 5 -ZA- ik ,g 1 5 - Q f lf, mf v M H5 E f V ff wx ff! M ,, . ws, g.g? . we 4 , 2, 4-W f BIRD CLU o BACK ROW: Bowders,Zieg1er,Carbaugh, Cochran, Mrs.Lehman. FRONT ROW: Goetz, Ebersole, Mowen Cope. RCIIERY C 4. FOURTH ROW: Grosn, Fuss, Henson, J ohnson, Elliot. THIRD ROW: Myers, Shelly, Barnhart, Pentz witmer. SECOND ROW: Fetterhoff, Harbaugh, Kiser. J. Pentz, Goetz. FIRST ROW: Atherton, Daley Maun, King. Sponsored by MCKOWN 8: WOLFF 5 1 . ,f. .,,,.., A .. - f'-f C ' 41-as , f Q,vA,f5 . MAQE1. , ,ef-,-: Q j'?-5' '- , Ny , - :lqrkia f +23 1 W Qi?-FW-2 Q4 ff 1 f , - ,, 4 'Z gg fe-4:3 . fig QL, M 4 2 . if ,s 'iswv-f .A A I 'yy'-,1 , '-9' 'fe' ., ,..19Eg+,,ff Qigi ' 1' . W - , M- I, XL an if 2' 5:53 - 3 VW Y x an ...wtf .Q 555132 :' D1 . jwlfwgp 5'5v 142: vzlqfia Il ff, Q21 223515 'Q A f A 'g 'if if 2 ms , V, 'S , .Q . 1 . C n' , , Y ' tg ' '24-K m 0 ff' . Zim A , 1 .ii f , A .? 'x -. L ' ' 4. ., fl , ,, , Sri ..4.a' ww GU K 39 1 4 -x fih, .- 4,2 l A 4 4 -f f 45. ' Q . ' 'sm 5 5 . 1 4 x 1, . 13? .!'T,,. Y Q' fA 2 .W 'v -525: 4 ,fl M ez , sz MERCIAL C UB 1955 THIRD ROW: Witmer, Burke, Crider, Wishard. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Baer, Gossard Elliott, Davis, Tresler, Artz. FIRST ROW: Bartles D. McClure, E. McClure, Helman. Coldsmith, Di . 4 f Q 1 - fe 'che f 11 1: 0vace'11fz31:' ei ' C tw 'mf 'lb Phgboter bg' ut, W Wmgwumh fa. bw. ' o, gf'8 '1i '1'5'eif,,'fg fgm. Sho The Commercial Club met in the typing room on September 15, 1954 with Mrs. Baer as the advisor. Mrs. Baer acted as tem- porary chairman until these officers were elected: President, Esther Mc Clureg Vice- President, Delores M c C l u r eg Secretary, Mary Helmang and Treasurer, Eloise Bartles. The Commercial Club decorated the typing room for Halloween. They also took and sold tickets at some of the basketball games and paid for the renovation of the typing room done by the senior commercial students. Sponsored by THE COMMERCIAL CLUB Q! Q VBQ 9lshq?e'eag rr the th' abe '1012 ' Wu than ' 'Ham' ibm, ,fare k'Z9r4f o'lq,fla, .3 a,Ag2?oqa-p':0Q. bl a inf 'HZ q,: wn' '48 BIG TEN 'R Egfr V 'W --- JUNIOR HALLOWEEN KING Elam Oberholzer FOUR H CHAMPION Q Frances Wlshard 1+-Aiiqg HALLOWEEN KING Paul Rlce YEARBOOK EDITOR CURTIS MANAGER Lorna Youngblood Esther McClure Sponsored by WAYNESBORO ACME SUPER MARKET Rear of Post Offrce 0fG. .. JUNIOR HALLOWEEN QUEEN Bonnie Meyers CANTEEN PRESIDENT Mlllard Rock HALLOWEEN QUEEN Connle Sneckenberger JUNIOR ROTARIAN HIGHEST CURTIS SALES Durbln College Judith Zeger Sponsored by G C MIDDOUR COMPANY Waynesboro Phone 145 Ms 9 VETS GIVE FLAGS On October 15, 1954, the members of the Harry D. Zeigler Post 6319 and Auxiliary Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States presented to each homeroom of our school a beautiful silk American Flag and a holder for the flag. Commander Max Izer, when presenting a flag to Dr. Sponseller, stated that it was a privilege to present the emblem of a great nation to our school and that all of us should cherish with pride our Republic for which it stands. Mrs. Ruth Johnson then presented a flag to a representative of each homeroom grade in our ele- mentary and secondary schools, We'l1 long remember what an inspiring sight it was to see flags waving from the hands of boys and girls representing grades one through twelve. Adjutant William O. Shuman then led in prayer as each of our hearts promised loyalty to God and Country. Sponsored by AMERICAN STORE CO. 66 H154 VETE ANS' AY Cooperation between the Greencastle-Antrim schools and all the veterans organizations of the com- munity presented another memorable patriotic occasion on VETERANS' DAY. Who will forget the thrill of parading with the service men and all of the pupils and teachers of Greencastle-Antrim! Each of us - approximately 1600 - carried an American flag presented by the veterans' organization. First graders through seniors marched from Orchard Circle and Franklin Street through Washington and Baltimore Streets, Center Square, and North Carlisle Street to the rostrum atthe Playground where an appropriate program was given. Dr. Harry Kriner, President of Shippensburg State Teachers College, was the principal speaker. The weather was ideal, and each one of us felt a sense of pride and of responsibility for our first Veterans' Day. Sponsored by: STROI-I'S DRUG STORE ASSEM Y Q , xy , . 9 5 4 ji 9 . ' ' 3 -' 2-bpm W V L ,' ,pm 2 4 ff , 'T Q 1 'if xr! Qs, 'Y S 1, 52 N. , an 5,12 ATHLETICS 'E My im 1 A .LQ ,',.f , . 3 F FQ. A if A ,qs Q 5 K Q ii Y' H N i qw' ai . 1 3 W SH? 12 fn A I. Q si ing 5 V 0 H I sf rr Wg bf t moi P in QM? 'E 3 '3?,a'L j H3 iff D.' ' 5' -rm -fbi 1 A 3 1 , n A gg X -J-14 fi. AJ 1 1' 'sh Q . ,pg ff . 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The 1954 track season the second mthe Greencastle H1gh School saw eleven boys attendmg the first meet of the season on Apr1l 14 at Mercersburg w1th Buchanan It was the first compettuve experlenoe for our team Among the Freld Events were Shot put Javehn D1scus throw Pole vault Broad jump 4! 5 rrule relay and the mtle run Paruc1pation gave our rnen expertence ahd assurance for the Tnanglar Meet on Aprll 28, at Meroersburg w1th Buchanan a.nd Qtuncy The results were encouragmg, On May 8 ftve boys represented Greencastle HIQI School m the Frankhn Cotmty Track Meet at Mercersburg The competiuon was greater than ever before but our boys made a good showmg by sconng m each event they entered Sponsored by CHAMBERSBURG DAIRY PRODUCTS Greencastle, Pennsylvania I In AN 'Q and High-jump. The Track Events were--100 yd. dashg22O,1l40,880, yd. dashes: 120 yd. low hurdles? BASED LL 1954 BACK ROW Rock Staley Barnhart Ker11n C Bmgaman Wells Lauthers Oberholzer Sw1sher Clever R Bmgaman Stenger Ol1ver Myers,Coach Stoner FRONT ROW Mowen R106 Clary Shatzer Glaser Sellers Cordell Koons Stme The 1954 baseball team opened the season wxtih h1gh hopes and bolstered these hopes by tymg w1th Fannett Metal for the f1rst half champlonshlp w1th f1ve w1ns and one ue The team ended the second half in the same posmon as the flrst half ln our f1rst game we lost to Scotland by a score of 8 to 4 but we that beat F annett Metal 12 to '7 The loss to Greencastle was the only defeat that Fannett Metal suffered and 11kew1se our defeat to Scotland so the second half ended w1th both teams t1ed wzth 1dent1cal records of f1ve w1ns and one defeat May 25 marked the day when the Franklm County champ1ons would be crowned Greencastle met but with all the breaks gomg to the opposmon we lost dns cruc1al game 7 to 3 Thus we ended the season wzth a record of ten w1ns two losses and one t1e THEY Apr11 2 Scotland Fannett Metal 5 fuel St Thomas Waynesboro Buchanan Qumcy Scotland May Fannett Metal Waynesboro St Thomas Qumcy Buchanan Fannett Metal ' ome Games Sponsored by BARKDOLL S QUALITY MARKET if Farmett-Metal for the decisive and final game of the season. The game was well played and hard fought, WE ' ' 10 1 6 - ' 5 9 . 8 1 15 13 17 4 ' 20 8 O ' 23 ' 2 0 5 30 4 8 ' 4 - 12 7 ,, X ' 11 6 2 , 12 . 5 1 A 18 ' 16 9 21 9 1 25 - 3 7 U H S CCER Aw 0 TE i tu Q6 Qxb iyxx xl: .JM BACK ROW: Staley, Rock, Cordell, Bingaman, Cooper, Mumma, Ryder, Shafer, Walck, Ebersole, Myers. FRONT ROW: Potter, J. Pensinger, Wells, Oberholzer, Shatzer, Kershner, Witmer, T. Pensinger, Hol- bert, Coach Kaley. With school opening on August 30, practice for the soccer season started on September 7 with twenty- two boys reporting. We beat the Alumni in our first pre-conference game, but lost our remaining three, twice beaten by Williamsport and once by Clearspring. The first-half of league-play saw Greencastle beat Fannett-Metal, Scotland, and Quincy: lose to St, Thomas and Buchanang and finish in third place. The second-half of conference competition resulted in Greencastle winning one more game than during the first-half, but a loss to Buchanan, which won the first-half, shattered our hopes of taking the second-half and enabled Buchanan to rqaeat as Franklin County Soccer champions. SOCCER SCHEDULE 1954 WE THEY ' Sept. 28 Fannett-Metal 7 2 Oct. 1 Scotland 8 0 ' Oct. 5 St. Thomas 1 4 ' Oct. 8 Quincy 6 0 Oct. 12 Buchanan 2 4 Oct. 15 Fannett-Metal 3 2 ' Oct. 19 Scotland 7 1 Oct. 22 St. Thomas 3 1 Oct. 26 Quincy 1 O Oct. 29 Buchanan 2 5 ' Home Games Sponsored by J. MELVIN FREY 79 Eff 2 Gp M 1.-4 5 54 , 51 fm 5 - j. Xl li? f vfr 14? 4 A M '-Tal .Q A MF 'iff if ...ff e ,A Q K DA V 5 K , N R ,s 9. Q W K MN? A ay f s A N . Qi Aj x c Q Q' A Q X g x M bfi' ' . 5 Ry 1 H1 1 1-J wi' Q M J T , ... f fm wfga WM, ,pw- -'54 A - A mf A as lvl 'R 1 ' . ff L ff gi X mf' W' xanga Q! . 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Ill BASKETB LL VARSITY Msn-s-4--.. ..c,,,..,,.,,, BACK ROW Coach Papoutsxs Grosh Snowberger Clever Abbot Mowen Elhot Oberholzer Hawbaker Coach Lutz FRONT ROW J Barnhart T Barnhart Cook Bmkley Goetz Potter McBeth Jacoby Kuhn JB VARSITY Magee., BACK ROW Coach Papoutsts Mumma Ingram Wrtmer Fuss Purnell J Hoover D Hoover Coach Lutz FRONT ROW Young Foust Johnson Sakkal Schanzenbacker Snyder Dlxon Myers 82 Sponsored by TOBEY S Chambersburg 1955 JB VA ITY STANDING Mr Stouffer Barnhart Jackson Mrller I-lawbaker Wishard Hale Mills Reymer FRONT ROW Bttner Guennon Drehl Ezolt Robtnson Pensmger Kershner The Junior Varstty basketball squad began practlce for the 1954 55 season dunng the second week of November Although most of the players lacked expenence they were developed rnto a team by thetr first game whrch they won The present team is havrng an excellent season and should comptle many pomts thehtghest this season was 63 pomts against St Thomas Coach Stouffer wtll lose only three boys who are upperclass men therefore the outlook for future seasons ts encouragmg SCHEDULE OPP December 3 Boiling Springs Waynesboro 'Bolling Springs Willramsport Md January 'St Thomas Scotland 'Cumberland Valley Buchanan 'St Mary s 'St Thomas February 'Scotland Clear Spnng 'Buchanan 'Clear Spnng 'Williamsport Cumberland Valley Sponsored by TOBEY S Chambersburg O F i 5 .1 il I. V. . 43 34 '7 28 42 10 St. Mary's 43 33 14 ' 26 16 15 ' , . 38 36 '7 . 53 10 11 24 53 14 43 34 21 54 35 25 . ' 38 35 28 . 63 14 4 31 55 8 ' 57 43 16 45 3C 18 ' 54 28 22 18 31 25 RAT' L4wE X JULIE uJANhF Mzrzl F LEONA cffmy J MA NA of-:ns sored by HAYS, Inc., Hagerstown Q 1 G JAmca UQ Q Sf Q , 4 'N-v BASKET!! LL BACK ROW: Mr. Papoutsis, Ezolt, Ryder, Lauthers, Mumma, Sneckenberger, Cooper, Myers, FRON1 Staley, Pensinger, Witmer, Wells, Stine, Crunkleton, With what we hope will be just a temporary end of the Franklin County Basketball League, the Blue Devils began practice early in November under the leadership of our new coach, Mr, Papoutsis, Although minus the services of many of last year's stars, the team broke into the win column with a victory in our first game. Time proved this to be only a stepping stone on which we were to go on to many exciting victories. Our schedule included new opponents such as Clearspring, Boiling Springs, and Cumberland Valley, The coach and squad are to be congratulated for a very successful season. SCHEDULE WE THEY WE THEY December 3 Boiling Springs February 1 Old Timers '7 Waynesboro 4 Scotland 10 St, Marys 8 Clearspring 14 Boiling Springs 16 Buchanan 15 Williamsport 18 Clearsprlng 28 Alurrmi 22 Williamsport January '7 St, Thomas 25 Cumberland V 11 Scotland 14 Cumberland V. 21 Buchanan 25 St, Marys 28 St. Thomas Sponsored by GE-DUNK SODA FOUNTAIN IIUR VARSITY ary- Dar 22 Max I8 OG Sp d by HUNTSBERRY S QUALITY FOOTWEAR b b I' - 7 1 7 fdd' R 5 ' , Cham erb S QNNY X arJ Bb STABS 1955 .TacK in 5 'Tom P ' Bob 74' of - ,, Sponso f X WWE? W WWMXQ? W 211 36 352852 WW Kgfxfiigilfj WMM 2 Q?EE WWWW MW W 2 gif? , 3 V Q MWWJI E QS f M W2 Qf ENG in iiigs P ' QF' wwf is ggi M Af? , 7 O Di? WX? Rxmgj R ga be Sf Pings , 3 1 G Q X L M g gig Q WM W Q wg. W Q X20 THE SENIUR WILL We the test1f1ers bemg of sound rrund and healthy body do make th1s our last testament and w1ll BILL HARSH S dramauc ab1hty to Joe Shatzer JULIE CRAIG S gymnasuc feats to Pat McClure GEORGE CRIDER S wavy ha1r to Tom Pensmger PEGGY JO MILLER S quletness to Delores Pentz JAKE BEMISDERFER S cowboymg to Ros1e Gsell CHARLES BINGAMAN S athleuc accomphshments to Howard Souders JOHN MILLER S many fr1ends to Dor1s Pensmger EDDIE SNECKENBERGER S dependab1l1ty to Ronme Ellxott LORNA YOUNGBLOOD S mtellectual achlevements to Galen Zeger BOOBY DEARDORFF S groommg to Leatha E111ott CONNIE SNECKENBERGER S fel'l'lll'lll'lll'Y to Ruby Mowen DIANE COCHRAN S W1u1Xlgl'l6SS to Delores Carbaugh MARY HELMAN S fr1endl1ness to Betty Lou Frank SHELVA MEYERS 81 JOYCE WINGERT S everlast1ng frlendshxp to Sherry Gossard 85 Rosahe Leckron HAROLD MUMMA S he1ght to Tom McBeth NORMA BREWBAKER S personallty 8a grace to Jean Grosh RICHARD ESHELMAN S photograph1c ab1l1ty to B111 C11ne ROBERT EZOLT S charm to Charles Freshman FRANCES WIS!-IARD 8a LOIS BERGER S Jolly compan1onsh1p to Dot Sm1th and Dolly McLaughl1n GLADYS COLDSMITH S restaurant work to Dor1s Bmkley PATSY ARTZ S styhsh ha1r dos to Phylhs Jacoby MARYANN WELCH S po1se to Angela B1nkley HAROLD STUMBAUGH S ab1l1ty not to worry to Bob Cooper JOYCE BEAHM S p1ano playmg to Beverly Lmdsay JOYCE PARKER S love for boys to Faye Kegerre1s HAROLD SLOTHOUR S plans as a future farmer to Don M1ller NANCY BINGAMAN S stature to R1chard Hale ELIZABETH ZIEGLER S slender flgure to Margey Walker DORIS CORDELL S bashfulness to Lana Glas er ROBERT BINGAMAN S f1ct1t1ous laugh to B111 Glaser DONALD TRAINER S hackneyed express1ons to Robert Hess DURBIN COLLEGE S neatness to B111 Guenon DONALD CRUNKLETON S love for books to Nancy Bowman LEWIS MOWEN S love for Greencastle to Don Shatzer JOHN MYERS S abllliy to play hookey to Robert Mentzer ROBERT STINE S carefree manner to Tommy Potter MERLE STOUFF ER S devot1on to Chev1es to Sh1rley Plum J AYE MYERS S dr1v1ng ablhty to Ivan Statler DON STENGER S attracnve haberdashery to Danny W1tmer CHARLES MYERS S arustry to Shuley Angle. FRED STALEY S sleepmg 1n classes to M1l1ard Rock BERNARD WITMER S chewmg gum to Janet Mentzer DALE BURKE S tardmess to Ronme Freshman To the class of 56 we w11l our dlgmty as Seruors hopmg they w11l uphold the standards the class of 55 has estabhshed To the sophomores we bequeath our good w11l among the members of the faculty To the freshmen we grant our four years of enjoyment and good t1mes Slgflw by Sponsored by BAND BOX SHOP 8a,cZw,74D I U I . , . . . ,. . . . . . . . . . . ,. . , . . . I . . . . . , . . , . . , . . , . . I . . , . . , . . C . U . . U . . . . ,. . . I , . . . . 1954 C LENDAR 1955 AUGUST 30 school opens SEPTEMBER class offloers elected semors dectded to have Prom Peanut Week Mr Perry chosen to take yearbook ptctures electea student coun 11 members Scottish dancers appear frrst semor ptctures taken sentors vxsit court OCTOBER 6 FFA boys tour to Harrtsburg 7 Magazme dnve begun 8 mstitute 14 Mr Rush talked wrth Sentors about yearbook 19 Kmgs and Queens elected for the Halloween Parade 22 senior Tri H1 Y representatives go to Hershey 22 Room 3 s assembly 25 mstttute NOVEMBER sen1or play tryouts 2 Tri H1 Y a.nd H1 Y rally held at James Buchanan High School 5 J uruors choose thetr colors and flower 8 ftrst semor prctures recetved Armrstioe Day parade wrth Antrrm Townshtp schools paructpatxng. 16 Seniors begin sellmg peanuts 1 l Jumors choose classrings 19 Sadre Hawkins dance 20 Senior Tn Hi Y grrls go to Harrisburg 26 Necklng Dance DECEMBER 2 Mr Swope speaks to semors 3 Frrst basketball game 3 Juniors choose their motto 9 10 Curtam Going Up presented 16 Glee Club s Christmas program. 20 Home rooms begm smgmg carols on steps 23 Vacauon begms JANUARY 3 School re opens 7 .Tumors select thetr pennants hats and emblems 12 School was closed for the students to go to the Farm Show 19 Rhythm Aces gxve an enyoyable program 27 Evemng performance of Dr I Q 28 Tlus Is Your Lxfe presented by Room 5 FEBRUARY 1 Mr Conrad becomes SUPCIVISIIIS pr1nc1pal 2 Teen Talk begxns 4 ,Tumors choose play 4 We beat Scotland 47 33 11 Val Lauder Assembly 16 Seruors measured for caps and gowns 17 Germantown Hospttal representative speaks glrls 18 Teen Magrc presented by Room 4 25 E C Ransey speaks on world affarrs MARCH Room 12 Assembly program 12 UN Assemblv Harrtsburg Crtppled Chrldren s Socrety Frlrn. 25 Trger On H1s Toes presented F F A presents assembly program 29 C.ornmencement for Adult Educatton classes APRIL 1 Southern Drstrict Student Council Conference Waynesboro Hrgh 9 Freshman A presents program. 12 Fronners of Science by Du Pont Co 21 Sctenoe Fair 22 James Welty presents program. MAY 2 6 Musto Week 6 Freshman B assembly program. 24 Class Ntght 25 Commencement Sponsored by THE WAYNESBGIO LAUNDRY 90 B B 3 ' . li ll' ' ' . 14 ' ' . ' . . . 16. . ' . ' ' . 24 ' c' . 26 . 28 . . . . 30 u f . . Y f n n p 0 ' ' to 2 Playoff at Gettysburg--Class B. 11 . 11, -- ' . 1 . . 18 . . , . . . - '- -- 24. u - - n . 11 . . . . 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