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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1957 volume:

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'5' ,QV ,1 1 4 'W' L 1 ' , L V4 , ,ff : I A' ' ,f M . , W 'NYFN -. 5' 'iff-., .V Af,-,J in ,, ' 5 . . -W 531,,.,4,3 ,Ll The summer ends school opens eight foot cyclone fence protec tion old main room is gone faces and class rolls of names both new and old the year progreses problem students student Teachers appear to learn from experienced Teachers term ends summer vacations with new iobs begins THE FACULTY Wandering freshmen making new acquaintances renewing old friendships different and rewarding subiects surprise quizzes and longer exams anxiety over report cards noisy study halls unruly class meetings clanging lockers at dismisal rehearsals for plays field trips short holiday vacations CLASSES mock presidential election noon time movies and dancing gymnastic exhibitions at indoor circus colorful holiday dances ACTIVITIES Activity periods some for fun some for improvements some for preparation for life some every week and some every night some occasional each to his or her liking a variety of ORGANIZATIONS Sports the year round spine tingling basketball games record breaking Track meets swift and rough hockey and soccer contests sensational baseball games ATHLETICS Summer vacation comes the term is ended but not forgotten all of these cherished memories we have preserved for you in this the annual of G H S THE CONOCOCHEAGUE Sp d by ZIMNlERMAN'S FUNERAL HOME Professional assemblies . . . profitable magazine drive. . . High School OUSOTS - 21 Q , ,-u!Zw, g .mf-1, - vfzfz' ' 1 ng, ',M,, ff W J 4. . - - My if , ffffw 2 M224 W Mn ' 9 222 A1 My V,V,, ,W W ff fd, K A V x A ww. Q QM 1 Hir Q' L J ff . .EC , V w Yf5f,fJ:?'Y f iii., L f yy V 3 F gig Sf' 1 Q iff :,, 'Wwhf ff? BOARD OF EDUCATION 4-fm 4, Standing Baumbaugh E Coldsmlth J Walker Walter Kershner Seated H Bittner John Young CTreas urerl Merle Shank CVuce Presndentl Dr Guenon lPresldentJ Frank Smuth fSecretaryJ George Menster These faithful dlrectors are responsible for the management and operatlon of our JOINT GREENCASTLE ANTRIM HIGH SCHOOL EXIT THE COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT bclzool Uzrectors bummoned lo lhxmss I osszble Change In Cofmly Educatzon Set Up Planklm countw chrcl directors haxe been summoned t r a pecx xl meeting IH the K hambersburg area hugh school on Thursdax Jxnuarx 17 xmonmg possxble changes ln the edu 4-atnonal admzm tr :me set up of the county THE AUTHORITY BOARD 3. Seated Dr Schaff M C' Blnkley Harold Kershner J H Copenhaver Absent Howard Glngrlch Sensor Jacob Gearhart The Authority Board, recently created IS busy supervising the fmanc Ing of our proposed new bulldlng for our Jolnt Hugh School Sponsored by EDWARD ZARGER PLUMBING ADMINISTRATORS N! Hfgh School Prrnclpal MR JAMES MARTZ Supervising Prfnclpal MR WILLIAM CONRAD These Admlmstrators meet all school problems and know each student by name Thelr smiles usually come through the toughest problems Sponsored by CRIST'S FURNITURE STORE ADA K. PHILLIPPY Temple University, Gettysburg College. Social Studies THELMA L. ROWLAND Juniata College, Millersville Librarian HELEN U. TOMS PEARL A. CONRAD Hood College, Pennsylvania State Uni- Pennsylvania State University versity, Shippensburg S. T. C. Mathematics FRED C. KALEY East Stroudsburg S. T. C., Pennsylvania State University. Physical Education Fisk ' e English MERRILL D, MUMMA Pennsylvania State University. Vocational Agriculture .- N :A-14-.. ., . , iff? .. UMW hx . ' NFC 'hx iv DOROTHY R. LEHMAN Wilson College, Pennsylvania Sfafe Uni- versity. Languages PHYLLIS T. GOETZ Harrisburg Polyclinic Hospital. School Nurse 13,51 32, ,iq 'Smg u . u, H s., X lgik 5oug, Oily UIQ RUTH E. HUMBERT California S. T. C. English, Art JEAN C. BAER Shippensburg S. T. C. Commercial Subjects I 4 Y: gr' w MW . ff! , ,115 V n gk , lr ROBERT E. DAIHL Shippensburg S. T. C. Science HELEN K. WELCH Pennsylvania State University, Dickin- son School of Law, Shippensburg S. T. C. English, Social Studies 'Y' ITN CHARLOTTE S, LUTZ Pennsylvania State University, East Stroudsburg S. T. C. Home Economics RICHARD E, BESECKER Lebanon Valley College. Music f -1155 CARLTON E. LUTZ Driver Education CHARLES W. KEMMLER California S. T. C., Pennsylvania State University. lnclustrial Arts 5 MARGARET A. KEMMLER Susquehanna University English, History JANET L. SMEDLEY Indiana S. T. C. Vocal Music ,Hu Ifv 7 N 53 Zin A. . WW divx NANCY C, MARTIN JOHN J MCDERMOTT Slippery Rock S. T. C. Shippensburg S T C Physical Education SCISHCG MILDRED P. KALEY Beckley Business College Commercial Subiecfs f '- .. I ,Y 4 ov 'wx an T Q EDWIN R. SMITH East Stroudsburg S. T. C. Social Studies JEANETTE NELSON Secretary to High School Principal. .-A Q J H, l tk' -2 , t ,V Q' . -,,,. i . as se., if CHARLES J. WITMER Carnegie Institute of Technology, Pennsylvania State University. Supervisor of Art Education JANET SIPES Secretary to Supervising Principal. ff. U in Ml 1- ' W 1 Mf ...N l I X QQ l 1 A , if Q x i' ' .. -X L fix GEORGE ELLIOTT Custodian X N HISTORY OF CLASS OF 1957 The corn was green that year 1953 to be sure but we were even greener Unbeltevably nalve and oh so gullible ll seems now As we the class of 1957 look forward we realize our hugh school days are comlng to an end Soon we must leave our Alma Mater but we shall always cherush our frlendshlps here begun In September of 1953 one hundred twenty of us entered G H S to began our Green Year We were awkward and bashful at flrst We selected Mallard Rock Andy Reymer Rosle Pune and Lots Meyers to lead us through thus ftrst confused year of hugh school A pucnlc ln the sprung Included a trlp to Fort Fredrnck and the Antletam Battle Fleld Several of us entered protects an the Sclence Farr The Gym Team Clrcus shall always llnger In our memortes wlth all of tts laughs thrllls and the beauty of the Circus Court When we entered G H S ln the fall of 54 we were no longer the greenres but sophlstlcated sophomores Demerlts were now ancuent hlstory Many of us partlclpated ln assembly programs clubs fleld trtps we also found many new experlences an buology Richard Hale Mlllard Rock Peggy Welch and Nancy Shoop were elected to be our class offncers We also chose members to represent our class ln Student Councll September of 1955 and we were actually upperclassmenl' For our class officers we chose Rlchard Hale Mtllard Rock Nancy Shoop and Lots Meyers The hrgh lrghts of the year took place later that following autumn when we chose our class motto colors and flower plus ordenng our class rlngs packets hats and pennants Aprll we presented our flrst play The Ltttle Dog Laughed under the dtrectlon of Mrs Kemmler Now we can laugh about our excutement over appearlng In our flrst evenlng gowns to usher and weanng our flrst corsages Flnally on September 5 1956 the class of 57 entered G l-l S as the mtghty senlorsll An lnexpresslble mlxture of loy and pride and sadness ftll our hearts as we approach Graduatlon Day We selected Rlchard Hale Eddne Baum gardner Nancy Shoop and Rosle Pune to lead us through our fnnal year at G H S Our class play A Double Barrelled Detectlve Story was presented In December under the dlrectnon of Mrs Kemmler Colao made our senlor class plctures tn No vember The l-lollday Affanr was celebrated vvnth a party at the Sportman s Farm where we exchanged class pnctures Instead of the customary gufts To ranse money for our New York trap we held a Bazaar whnch was a bug success The Sentor Faculty game was also quite a hut had lots of fun even though we were defeated We look forward to our last Assembly Program three day trap to New York Commencement and belng guests of the Junlors at the Prom Our goal IS successll We will strlve to do our best nn llfe and Wlth ropes of the past, we ll rung the bells of the future Colors Black and White Flower Whute Gardenla Class Advisor Mlss Phllllppy Sponsored by GROVE MANUFACTURING COMPANY W. i , I . , . I ' . Q Q . , , , , . . . I I . . 2 ' I I I Z l 1 I 1 1 . ' . ' I I I . D I . I I ' A committee wrote our class song to the tune of Pennsylvania. ln the early part of . , ' I I . I I . . 4 , , . , I n Q u - 1 , ' 1 ' U r , . . .. , I ' ll Kgs. ROSEMARY PINE Be thankful for the people who went be- fore you and suffered so that you can live Commercial in style, A teaser who likes to be teased, Witty and talkative, Quite a wardrobe. Class Sec- retary 4, Tri-Hi-Y I-3, FTA 2-4, Newspaper 3, 4, Crafts 3, Glee Club 2, May Queen Attendant 'I, Gym Club 'I-3. EDWARD BAUMGARDNER Academic He puts his worries in a pocket with a hole i nit. A gymnast, Finds a task and usually does it. Class Vice President 4, Hi-Y I, 2, Presi- dent T, FTA 2-4, Student Council 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Science 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4, Varsity Soccer 3, 4, Track 2-4, Basketball 3, 4, Gym Club I-4, Circus I-4, Intra- mural Sports 3, Sponsored by WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE K I ' Qi My RICHARD HALE Academic He looks quietly through the deeds of men. Good listener, but likes to talk, Natural born leader. Class President 2-4, Hi-Y 2, Vice Presi- dent 2, FTA 2-4, President 2, 3, Student Council 2-4, Science 3, 4, President 4, Photography T, 2, Treasurer 2, Class Play 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, Track 2. OFFICERS President RICHARD HALE Vice President EDWARD BAUMGARDNER Secretary ROSEMARY PINE Treasurer NANCY SHOOP NANCY SHOOP Academic There is no wisdom like franknessf' They said it couIdn't be done, Excels in school activities. Class Treasurer 4, Class Secretary 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y I-3, FTA 2-4, Student Council 3, 4, Class Play 3, Crafts 3, Cheerleader 3, 4, Gym Team 'I-3. uw- Ns., 09' LARRY ATHERTON General He hears and sees Nature's beauties. Carefree, Drives a Chevy, A trapper of wild life. Hi-Y 'l, 2, Science 3, 4, Photography 1-4, Archery 1, Gym Club 2-4, Track 4. WAYNE BAUMBAUGH General A little true ambition with a little bit of wit. Thoughtful, Attractive to the opposite sex, Sense of humor. Hi-Y I, Photography 2-4, Archery I, Class Play 4, Baseball 3, 4. is , 'N JOYCE BAKER Commercial The domestic hearth is the only real happiness. Everyone's friend, Future Florence Night- ingale. Tri-Hi-Y i, FHA 2-4, Commercial Club 3, 4, FNC 3, 4, President 4, Craft Club 3. HAZEL BETH BERREY Commercial Love and sweetness in her person shine. Rarely seen without a scarf, Dance with me, please. Class play 3, Yearbook 4. DOROTHY BARR General Time spent wisely is my profit in the future. Tiny, wise, and brave, Very determined. Commercial Club 3, FNC 3, 4, Library 2. DORIS LORRAYNE BINKLEY Home Economics Her blush is as soft as the petals that fall from a rose. Spends leisure time reading Hillbilly Hits, Fond of Western style. FHA 3, 4, Hobbies l, Gym Club l. -to K- 1 I I ffl, I. I ROBERT BITNER General A friend is a iewel that shines brightest in the darkness. You tell them, I can't, amusing remarks. Hi-Y I, 2, FTA 3, 4, Hobby I, Basketball I-3, Manager 2, Intramural Sports 2. RUBY BURKHOLDER General Joy rises in her like a summer morn, Always obliging, reads the latest books, Her humility leads to strength. FTA 3, 4, Student Council 4, FNC 3, 4, News Club 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Crafts 3, Class Play 4, Gym Club I, 2, 4, Intramural Sports 2, 3. DORIS BURKI-IOLDER Commercial Dark brown eyes that never guailf' Quiet? Off she goes her Caddie, Never walks alone! Tri-Hi-Y I-3, Yearbook 3, 4, Glee Club 2: Dramatics I, Craft 3, Intramural Sports 2. DELORES CARBAUGH General Love is as necessary as knowledge. Well informed, How about that Future telephone operator. Tri-Hi-Y I, FHA 2-4, Glee Club Secretary 3, 4, Craft 3 Gym Club l, 2, Bird Club 2, Intramural Sports 2, 3, Class Reporter 2. .Aga ,- f 'I e I xl EDWARD BURKHOLDER General All big men are dreamersf' One try is not enough, seeks no profits, fond of hunting, HAROLD CORDELL General Laughter doeth good like medicine. Whitey to us, l walk the Iine. Let's go swimming! Hi-Y 3, Soccer 1-3, Basketball I, Base- ball I-3. KATHRYN EBERSOLE Commercial Eyes glad with smiles. Better know as Kate. To know her is to like her. Tri-Hi-Y I, FTA 2-4, Treasurer 3, Vice President 4, Commercial Club 4, Hobbies l, Bird Club 2, Intramural Sports 2, 3. BETTY L. FRANK Commercial ln quietness and confidence shall be your strength. Often seen but seldom heard, A Dreamer. Tri-Hi-Y l, Student Council 2, Commercial Club 3, 4, Dramatics l, L DARRIUS A. FETTERHOFF General The best performing clown in the '56 circus. Little but mighty. Hi-Y 2, Gym Club 1, 3, 4, Archery 2. RAYMOND GARLING JR. Academic l've got no time to fool with women. Sincere and honest, respects authority, Does he have a girl? Hi-Y I, 2, FTA 4, Glee Club 4, lntra- mural Sports 2-4. l YZ? LEVAUN KAY FORNEY Commercial Without music life would be a mistake. She displays peace of mind and is particu- lar. Tri-Hi-Y 1, Commercial Club 3, 4, Library 2-4, Hobbies 1. DEAN GEARHART Academic Sincerity is the highway of the upright. He strives to do his best, A man of few words, Ambitious. FTA 2, 3, Glee Club 4, Visual Aids 2, Track 2, 3, Intramural Sports 2-4. uri 1 .L . N. K X KR X Aw 9' VERNICE GIBBLE General A heart of metal pure as the finest gold. A reliable student, High ideals, A sweet lass. Tri-Hi-Y lg Commercial Club 3, FNC 3, 4, Glee Club 2, Library 2, Student Council 2. BETSY GOETZ Home Economics lt's easy to smile when things are right. Always on the move, One of the tiny seniors, likes to be different, Tri-Hi-Y lp FHA 2-45 Gym Club lg Bas- ketball 1. LQ Y . ,ws LANA GLASER General Personality is the sun of my sky. Enioys the outdoors, Athletic. Tri-Hi-Y l-3, Treasurer l, 35 News Club l, 3, 11, FTA 2-4, Vice President 4, Stu- dent Council 3, 11, Crafts President 3, Library 2, Gym Club l, 2, Hockey l-4, Co-Captain A, Basketball I-4. ROSE M. GSELL General lt is wisdom to believe the heart. She drives a buick like a professionalg Artistic ability. Tri-Hi-Y lg FHA 2-4. fig J'- T M si WILLIAM K. GLASER Academic Good humor is goodness and wisdom combined. Doesn'1' waste good thoughts on yester- day, keeps his girls a secret. Hi-Y I, 2, FTA 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 4, Hobbies lg Class Play 4, Baseball l-A. MARY HARTMAN Academic Sincerity and truth are the basis of virtue. Our blonde cheerleader, A future gym instructor, Tri-Hi-Y 1-3, FTA 2-45 Class Play 3, 4, Hockey l-4, Cheerleader 2-4, Captain A, Gym Club l, 2. w X I 12- DOROTHY HEEFNER Commercial She's not very big, but I-ter sense of propriety is large. Our blushing redhead, Knows more than she tells, Often seen in the library. Tri-Hi-Y T, Commercial Club 3, 4, Li- brary 2-4, Hobbies l. JUDITH ANN HENSON Commercial Charm strikes the sight but merit wins the soul. A secretary that executives dream about, Winsome smile, Dancing eyes, Tri-Hi-Y l-3, FTA 3, 4, Cheerleader,2-4, Yearbook 3, A, Class Play 4, Curtis Man- ager A. MARTHA HEEFNER Home Economics Those who take life as if comes make Work just play. She sees the sunny-side of life, Good character is her jewel, Reserved and quiet. Tri-Hi-Y l, FHA 2, Hobbies l. JUDITH HOLLINGER Academic The open mind is not the same as the empty head. An admirable student, soft features, enioys hunting and fishing. FTA 2-4, FNC 3, Yearbook 3, 4, Co- Editor 4, Class Play 3, 4, Intramural Sports 2. KATHLEEN HELERICK Home Economics Laugh and the world laughs with you. An unfailing smile, likeable, Co-operative. Hobbies 1, 2. DIXIE LEE HOSPELHORN Commercial You must alter human nature. Enioys playing Soccer, Lots of fun, Wears a diamond. Tri-Hi-Y 2, Commercial Club 3, 4, Treas- urer 3, Crafts 3. 'Wx M K ii AMOS HYKES General Have little care that life is brief. Prefers study hall to class, Has his own ideas, enioys eating. FTA 3, 4, Yearbook 3, 4, Visual Aids 2, Student Council 4, Gym Club l, Basket- ball Manager 3, Track Manager 3. VERA HYKES General He that handleth a matter wisely shall find good, Sunny disposition, Clear Alto voice, Ape pears with Mary. Glee Club 3, 4, FNA A, Crafts 3, Library 2, Dramatics l, lntramural'Sports 2, 3. alf' if W-.F'. FRANKLIN HYKES General Commands admiration for his loyal and composed personality. Easy come and easy go, 'Expects to aid Uncle Sam, Gym Club I-3, Crafts advisor 3. MARLIN JACKSON Academic Without a whistle life would be a misf take. Goes hunting? Heart-throb of underclass- men. Hi-Y l-3, FTA 2-4, Student Council l, 3, 4, President 4, Photography 'l, 2, Basket- ball 2, 3, Baseball 2-4, Track 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4. . f 2 XFX MARY HYKES General She will always outstep all praise and make it stand behind her. Small and peppy, Confused with her sister? Glee Club 3, 4, Crafts 3, Library 2, Dra- matics l, Intramural Sports 3, A. ROBERT JOHNSTON General Rising ambition makes accomplishments untold. A faithful employee at Fishers, A photo- graphic eye. Hi-Y 1, Photography I-4, Class Play 4, Visual Aids 2, Baseball Manager 3, Bas- ketball Manager 3, Track Manager 3, Archery l. 1 'fl' V, ,-140,11 Vx Y . fi 'tl'ii'Ji' i ia, -rv ,. Q, RJ F , if , M if i x- i S JOHN KELL Vocational Agriculture 'lYesterday is a cancelled checkg tomorrow is a promissory note. Never a worryg mechanically minded. Future Farmers of America l-4. RAY KING General Hear him talking with his smile? Sparkling teethg Frequent traveler to Waynesborog Contagious smile. HifY I-3g Photography I-3. 1 5 3 MASON KELLER General Things rarely go smooth at rehearsal. Let's catch some sleepy Girls are the best Conyersationalists. Photography 3g Visual Aids I, 2. CHARLES KOONTZ General For the eyes so modestly beaming, yoU'd never think of the mischief he's dream- ing. A friend of the facultyg Did you hear this one? g Speed demon. Baseball l-4. -FW-as . x. ROBERT L. KERSHNER Vocational Agriculture The man who idly sits and thinks. Blames black eyes on playing footballg Silence is golden. Future Farmers of America 1-45 Basket, ball L35 Baseball 4. PATRICIA ANN KRINER Horne Economics The quiet mind is richer than a crown. She likes Hillbilly musicg Did you see that smile of hers? Tri-Hi-Y 1, 27 Future Homemakers of America 3, Ap Hockey 2. N 'F-W BONITA LEININGER Academic A sunbeam in a winter's day. Where's my Katy? 5 Keen sense of humor5 Spends spare time crocheting. Tri4Hi-Y 1, 2, FTA 2-45 News Club 3, 4, FNC 45 Crafts 35 Library 35 Dramatic I5 Class Play 3, 45 Intramural Sports 2. MARVIN MARTIN General I agree with no man's opinion, I have some of my own. Never a dull rnoment5 Let me add this. Hi-Y 35 FTA 45 Class Play 3, 45 Track 35 Intramural Sports 3, 4. -www BEVERLY LINDSAY Academic lt is a quiet worker who succeeds. Quiet ways of wisdomg Our loss, Shippensf burg S. T. C. gain. Tri-Hi'Y I, 25 FTA 2-45 News Club 35 Year- book 45 Glee Club 45 Crafts 35 Library 35 Hobbies l. GEORGE E. MAUN General lt is no small art to sleep5 so it is nec- essary to keep awake all day. Our early-bird-the r-nilkman5 Too happy to be submerged by trouble. Hi-Y I, 25 Photography 2, 35 Archery I, 25 Track 2-4. ny- 3 JUDY MARTIN General Everyday a little adds up to a lot. Well liked5 easy to know: industrious. Tri-Hi-Y I-35 FTA 2-45 Student Council 35 Reporter 45 News Club l-45 Crafts 35 FNC 3, 45 Hockey I-4. PATRICIA MCCLURE Commercial Good humor is goodness and wisdom combined. Effective giggleg I aim to please. Her radiant hair. Tri-Hi-Y I, 25 Commercial Club 3, 4, Sec- retary 45 News Club I-45 Crafts 3, Treas- urer 3. 5 f , f , ., V I tg k 'N I' .yl f Y .. rx ' 1. QW It , ,H fr. - A! V. 8 . 2 A, I 4 f at Q3 , ff 55 , . ' fr -R Z 'I I 1 I U pf' -'T' Q- A JANET L. MENTZER Commercial Softly speak and sweetly smile. Enioys riding in a Ford, Modest, Likes trumpet music. Tri-Hi-Y 3, Commercial Club 3, 4, News Club 3, 4, Dramatics I. EDGAR MUMMA Academic My dreaming has left me a treasure. The strong, silent type, Very calm at all times. Hi-Y I-3, FTA 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, PI1O- tography 2, Intramural Sports 2-4, Track I-4, Soccer I-4. .L N ' w I f'it'1k-7 LOIS V. MEYERS Commercial A man is always better than a book. A personality overcoming her size, Peaches and cream complexion, a water clown. Tri-Hi-Y I-3, FTA 2-4, Yearbook 3, 4, Class Secretary I, 3, Gym Club I-3, Circus I-3, Hockey I-4. ELWOOD E. MYERS Vocational Agriculture The future belongs to the things that can grow. He faces life with a will, hair is always in place. FFA I-4, Secretary 2, Treasurer 3, Glee Club 3, Intramural Sports 2-4, Baseball 4. QW I ,ff is SHIRLEY MOWEN Commercial ln general, I like wedding bells at the end of novels. Serious, sometimes, Has matrimonial plans. FHA 4, Commercial Club 4, Treasurer 4, Bird Club I, President I. LARRY MYERS General Time wasted? Perhaps, but I had a wonderful time! Craves excitements, Eagerly awaits 3-I5 bell. Intramural Sports 3, 4. 4 ...-- ' A , .. .. 'si ' ' ' Q . QP in -K at .Y 4 ill i . M. gr . gf: , iwifgglwiw W X R S, X x LEAH PEARSON Academic JOE PENSINGER General All good things which exist are the fruits of orginalityf' Reveals friendly willingness, a true friend, Hair of gold, eyes of blue. Tri-Hi-Y l-3, FTA 3, 4, Newspaper l, 3, 45 FNC 3, Gym Club l, 2. BETTY LOU PITTMAN Commercial l'm no angel, but I feel I have wings. Enjoys horseback riding, never seen with- out chewing gumf seldom in a hurry. Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3. He has the valuable art of winning friends. Once a friend, always a friend, A gay blade behind the scenes. Soccer 1-4, Basketball l-45 Track 2-4. CARL POPER Vocational Agriculture The main goal of life is happiness and l believe it can be found on a farm. Dislikes difficult assignments, Independent. Future Farmers of America I-45 Baseball 4. .,1 .ff DONNA JEAN PLASTERER Commercial Endeavor to be what you desire to appear. Alert and attentiveg Serious outlook on life. Commercial Club 3, 45 Library 2-45 Hobbies I. RONALD REBUCK Vocational Agriculture The work that must get done, never gets monotonous. Proud owner of a Fordg Often seen in Shady Grove. Future Farmers of America l-4, Track 4, l ,L ... 'Unp- ANDY REYMER Academic Earth to earth, ashes to ashes, dust to dust. Asset to GHS-l-le'll care for us at the end. Hi-Y l, 25 FTA 3, 4, President 45 Student Council l-4, Treasurer 45 Basketball Man- ager 2, 3, TOM SHATZER General Rome was not built in a' day. Eager for graduation5 Clever with a pen- cil5 Better late than never. it A ' , 'ks ANITA ROBINSON Commercial Let me hear thy voice of spring. Soft-spot for the navy5 Enioys letter writ- ing5 Long Tresses. Tri-Hi-Y l, 35 FHA 2, Treasurer 25 Glee Club 2-45 Dramatics l5 Gym Club 2. CARL SHINDLE General He's ready and willing to share in any form. Strives to make things hum5 A motorcycle fan5 Beshful. Gym Club I-35 Track 2-4. 'bv MILLARD ROCK General His cheery smiles and sunny song win his friends all day long. Prominent Canteener5 A friend of friends5 Dodger fan. Hi-Y 35 Glee Club 2-45 Class Play 35 Class President 15 Basketball Manager l, 2. GERALD SHlNDLE General Someone gave me a smile and l passed it along. Shares without hesitation5 Often seen with a crowd of '57 girls. Hi-Y l-35 Student Council 25 Gym Club 2-45 Circus 3-45 Track 2-4. . l ik . 5 A W -.,. ln . . KENNETH STARLIPER General Heart and Hands outstretched, ready to accept tomorrow. The amazing Kenni on the flying trapeze5 Curly hair5 prefers weekeends. Circus 2-45 Crafts Club advisor 35 Track 2-3. NELLIE STOUFFER Commercial Smile, andthe world smiles with you. Enioys a ioke5 Promoter of fun5 Makes friends easily. Tri-HifY l, 25 FTA 2-A5 Commercial Club President 3, 45 Crafts Vice President 35 News Club 45 Intramural Sports 2, 455-fi IVAN STATLER General Wealth comes from work, A Copperhead, but not dangerous5 Butch to us5 Attracted to underclassmen. Gym Club l-45 Circus l-45 Track 3. E. BERLIN STULL Vocational Agriculture Learn the sweet magic of a sweet face. Considerate towards othersg Favors only one girl? FFA T-45 Glee Club 35 Baseball 4. 'W at J I KA ,M V u A ' ssl - li' 5 5 C 45 ef ' 5 of ft ,f i i f Nfl RICHARD STATLER General My world this day has been lovely. He flies through the air with the greatest of easeg qualities of success. Glee Club 45 Craft advisor 35 Gym Club l-A5 Circus l-115 Track 2-4. DELORES SWOPE Commercial When you read a good book, call it to the attention of at least two others. A heart to balance her height5 An agree- able senior5 Takes school seriously, Tri-Hi-Y T-3. S A gl :xr X Z, rf '555 X 3' Q y . X 3-it K Cl ' ff? CHRISTOPHER THAMES Academic What is worth doing at all is worth doing Well, An air minded lady, Frowns on the frivolous. Tri-Hi-Y l-3, FTA 2-4, Yearbook 3, 4, Li- brary l, 2, 4, Class Play 3, Basketball Manager 4. MARGARET L. WALKER Academic To eat is human, to digest is divine, Good company, Enioys a good time and always has one, Tri-HieY l-3, FTA 2-4, Yearbook 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Basketball 2-4, Hockey Manager 2-4. 4 -ev , I W' 5 1 I gpg ffils w. AMY JEAN WALCK Academic Life is not life at all without fun. Nice to know, A warm smile. Tri-Hi-Y l-3, FTA 2-4, Secretary 3, News Club 3, 4, FNC 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, Class Play 3, 4, Hockey l, 2, 4, Cheerleader 2. MARGARET K. WELCH Academic To stop learning is to stop living. She is a little thing with a big mean' ing, Dramatic. Tri-Hi-Y l-3, President T, FTA 2-4, News Club l, 3, 4, Editor 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4, Cheerleader 2-4, Class Treasurer 2. in W 121 -Ko..-f SALLY ANN WALCK Academic lf l can't find a way, l'll make it. Always occupied, capable, originator of bright ideas. Tri-Hi-Y TY3, FTA 3, 4, Yearbook 3, 4, Co-Editor 4, FNC 3, 4, Glee Club 2. PAULINE WINGERT Commercial Her ways are ways of pleasantnessf' She displays annual suntan, Prefers tall men. Tri-Hi-Y l-3, Yearbook 3, 4, Glee Club 2-4, Crafts 3, Dramatics I, Intramural Sports 2. X 0 LARRY WINK General I shall be as quiet as a grave. It doesn't pay to say mucl15 A pleasant student. Visual Aids 2. NANCY WINK Commercial Don't be too conscientious, I missed the bus. An active interest in Waynesboro. Tri-Hi-Y 35 Commercial Club 45 News Club 3, 45 Dramatics l. NORMA JEAN ZEGER Commercial She dreams of nobler things. Seen behind the counter at McCroy's5 Natural manners. Tri-Hi-Y 1,35 FTA 2-45 News Club l-45 Crafts 35 Hockey I-4. CONNIE ZEIGLER Commercial A heart on her lips and a smile within her eyes. A bundle of fung Favors study halls. FHA 45 Commercial Club 45 Bird Club l. 53 LEARNING THE ROPES 5 T T U I D S E N N T E W T E A o C H E H R E 5 M if L T T MR. GILLESPIE-Business Major, conducts Bookkeeping class ,x .A 'V' uw, T ,Ja-'I' ,zffkmo MISS GARRETT-Helps teach our future secretaries. 'UQ I ...mi MR. SCHENK-New History Teacher CFUII Timey MR- POWELL-English Sponsored by GEORGE MAYHUGH, GARAGE A 3- O G 5-. QLPSS PFW-ER x X,-f' OFFICERS JUNIORS 90' 5250935 F R E S H M E N i ponsore y CLEVER'S SHOE REPAIR SHOP HIGHLIGHTS 0F THE CLASS OF '58 HE WHO CONOUERS THE FUTURE STEPS OUT OF THE PAST Class Flower Red Carnatlon Colors Red and Black Nrnety enght members ot G A Hugh School have now reached one of the more lnterestlng phases of school lute the lunlor year Our class meetlngs will long be remembered tor the atmosphere which always prevauled Quute a duscussuon took place when we chose our class colors but we surely are dlsplaylng the victorious ones when we wear our red packets with black lettering our black hats wtth red letterrng and our red pennants with the black lettering Then no one will forget the thnll ot voting for our rings and the suspense of wanting for their arrlval How proudly we wore them even though some of our classmates dad not keep thenrs very long however each felt that the valued possession was IN sate keeping' What a tame we had to choose our class playl Finally we were satlsfled and NO MORE HOME WORK became ours Then came the excitement of the tryouts learn Ing the Innes getting the propertles selling tickets marking the charts attemptsng to usher and hnally the bug nnghts of the play The chosen characters were Mtss Goodm Mrs Clendennrng Miss Ogrlvre Mr Harper Mr Lundqurst Pamela Jones Buzz Barley Shalimar Ames Midge Murphy Tallulah Ploetz Ronald Sasson Miss Drll Trck Tok Mrs Ratchet Elmer B Ames Faversha Llghtly Beverly Bnngaman Joyce Muller Shnrley Plum Jlm Cope Ronnie Elliott Darlene Jones Carol Hawbaker Darlene Brechbnel Nancy Nlsewonder Nancy Ambrose Mark Snowberger Karol Rnnehart Ronald Jacoby Joann Rahauser Lanny Haugh Charles Eckstlne One ot the last but wonderful events of the lunuor year was the Prom that we gave tor the Seniors It requnred much plannnng nncludnng engaging an orchestra appolntnng committees tor decoratuons and refreshments and all the other details that are necessary to make a most enloyable evenung Now we are lookmg forward to our bxg and tlnal year of hugh school late Seniors' Sponsored by H C BOWDERS 81 SON ABATTOIRS If 11 I , . . . I , . , I I . . . A ' I . , ' I I I T V I ' I I I I I , . : Coach Guthrie S ,s,ss,,s,, ,sc.ss,,ss C ,,,sss, ,s,,s B i ll Guenon GAY JUNIORS Third row: Jacoby, Daley, Sowders, Leidig, Etter, Bingaman, Eckstine, Shank, Martin, Brechbill. Second row Davis, Shindle, Musselman, Hughes, Young, Johnson, Talhelm, Sfumbaugh, Angle, Slye. Front row: Daley Mayhugh, Bingaman, Myers, Burkett, Lesher, Goetz, Burkholder, Binkley, Walck, Egolf. Class Advisors MRS. BAER MRS. LUTZ First Class Play presented April 5-6, l957 t 1 Third row: Kell, Guenon, Miller, G. Elliott, R. Myers, Cope, Grove, Stenger, Abbott, Second row: Witmer, Hartman, Shoop, Poper, Plum, Miller, Meyers, Diehl, l-laugh, Havvbaker, Berger, Front Sponsored by YlNGLlNG'S INSURANCE J-gf. N ig .wrswgg 'Q f - , v Q 5- ff 'ff - , lt' wrt: F :- ti? fi: f Yzzifiwf K . 'Q i. x N. 123 SOPHOMORES - WORKING -wif' ,4- . 1' 41 Y x 1 ye U, .clk W Third row: Hoover, Stouffer, Leininger, R. Oberholzer, Kline, Pool, Grosh, Fuss, Pogue, E. Oberholzer. Second row: Nicarry, Martin, Barnhart, Reeder, Goetz, Harbaugh, Keller, Witmer, Fleagle, Shelly, Snyder. Front row: Ebersole, Laudenslager, Warren, Clever, Bingaman, Myers, Abbott, Wishard, Stevens. No longer Greenies, these Sophomores are studying Biology, Driver's Education, and World History with new and student teachers. Advisors are Mrs. Welch and Mr. McDermott. .1- 1 VII I Fourth row: Keller, lngream, Hawbaker, Bingaman, Binkley, Christopel, Mumma. Third row: Barnhart, Overcash, lzer, M. Martin, Coldsmith, Fisher. Second row: N. Keller, Trainer, Statler, Baker, Faust, Myers, J. Keller, Downin, Front row: Bruck, N. Martin, Pensinger, Grosh, Anderson, Moats, Hollinger, Heefner, Burkett, Stumbaugh. Sponsored by FOX BUICK GARAGE FRESHMAN - WAN Third row: Simpson, Barnhart, R. Musselrnan, R. Gerling, Hoover, Hissong, Burr, Christophel, Mellott, Myers, Burger, Rife, Young, Sellers. Second row: Dentler, E. Myers, Gilbert, Stumbaugh, lzer, C. Garling, Mowen, Rearner, Martin, Strite. Front row: Leininger, Buchanan, Laman, Rice, P. Musselman, Burcher, Elliott, Burkett, Mayhugh, Hollingshead, Melius. In the fall of '56, the Freshmen found themselves in a strange but wonderful world. New and familiar faces everywhere, New teachers and new subjects faced them. Old Main Room was now three rooms. After getting settled to the crowding halls, noises, and changing classes, their new future began by campaigning for election of their class officers. 54 yr rs, Fourth row: Snyder, Houpt, Rowe, Moore, Oberholzer, Dentler, Pentz. Third row: Stahl, Gibble, Dixon, Downin, Pisle, Conrad, Gsell, Kiser, Reamer. Second row: Cordell, Helm, Keckler, Hykes, Duvall, Poe, Ebersole, Carty. Front row: Carbaugh, Loman, Martin, Koons, P. Martin, Rowe, Grosh, Miller, Walch. Sponsored by ASBA MANUFACTURING COMPANY e.,- , DER and WONDER vm A' il P '-x Ltd I Third row: Grove, Thomas, John, Sakkal, Schanzenbacher, Berg, R. Myers, Moats, Synder, McDowell, Bennet, Evans, Hollister. Second row: Foust, Barr, Goetz, Davison, Sellers, Shoop, Rowe, Purnell, Eshleman, Eberly, Burkholder, Gaver, Barvinshock. Front row: S. Smith, Rice, Harris, Koons, Winger, Ehrhart, K. Smith, Zeger, Angle, Wentzel, Wolford. For the school election, section A History class presented VOTE, YOU LUCKY AMERICANS! to the school assembly. To complete l956, homerooms had ioyous Christmas parties. For 1957, several field trips, one to Harrisburg to visit a session of General Assembly, are planned. 'r . ui -I Fourth row: Angle, Trainer, Leininger, Berger, Lowe, Martin, Christophel, Sneckenberger. Third row: R Beeler, Shoup, Zeger, Carbaugh, Shatzer, Shank, Bartles, Carty, Winger. Second row: Showalter, High Bingaman, Davis, Mellott, Kell, Robinson, Oberholzer, Beard, Burkholder. Front row: H. Beeler, Lindsay Swisher, Smith, Brown, Maun, Bonebrake, Miller, Brabt, Mackey. Sponsored by HARRY WINGER, PLUMBING 'i V' Q J af ft fl .f ' 1 ' V, QA, 5557- gf L35 251- , :vi A ffwm, WJ kkr' 9 5 ' 'K MQ, ' R X f '- fzsiif-V1 fggwff Y A Q iff-25' gf 'KY-'fy QT: 1 .A A V , likizifg, , A ' 'W J 7 W5 5235 L,'m,a, Lzfw h WE-f 'W 254 if M HZ, 19.51210 M , ,,.. , ffm 23,31 W iv ,, 4 , , lf3f3:?fggwsf JK Y My -15 7,4 . ,fa-fag, My if .,f5.Jfl,fzl,Ai,W ' , x ' ' 5 1' SENIOR Wig XVJ MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Richard Hale and Judy Martln FUNNIEST Eddy Baumgardner and Bonita Lelnlnger Sp d by COPENHAVER 81 BITTNEQ NEATEST Bob Blfner and Janef Menfzer BIGGEST FLIRTS Marlin Jackson and Rosle Pune FAVORITES ff MOST ATHLETIC Joe Pensmger and Lana Glaser Amos Hykes and Ruby Burkholder ww' J MOST VALUABLE TO CLASS Dean Gearharr and Nancy Shoop MR and MISS G H S Sponsored by Mnllard Rock and Loss Meyers OAKS HARDWARE X 1.1 Q iv H .- To A 4 O V T Ig 3 y X, 4 -I , s,srrss To ff, O Xrss ' AX . Tffwgff Q J 'F tx' xg fry T T 1 FRlENDLlEsT ., r , 1 X. o is I' Q I ' K E f Q a -Q rr f- A A . A f' xl rx 'T 2 T 5 A. A X VERSATILE SENIORS HAVE S me XNXK 5 These Seniors ponder over weights in water. , 'K fu ' Elles P arlenr fmncais -4 ix .. iii! m d 9 r C a h W 3 i T1 F1 i Q C a I L lx x Sponsored by M. D. MILLER, JEWELER ff' ,Q r 'A ix, r:3ix...f H 1, ' fi ,,..33g:115,x,...,- I i 2' 1 sur 11 n unnzii' ll!Ii2 Ill' I. '45,-.W -....,,. ..-is V .4 MANY THOUGHTS x ' Q , ax.- llll VV 'tn fp wav X2 o ami X bad we new Y ofa' C aufxou SX Sponsored by J. MELVIN FREY, INSURANCE Polhics can be fun Joyce insists l LIKE IKE Returning from court not gunlty' JUNIORS ENJOY VARIETY l il' Hr'- ,Jlx Lg iv Is at really NEVERMORE9 We wonder what Bonita Hears x,4f '...-ff Careful Boys! Sponsored by the NAN SUE SHOPPE H-avg! in-6 7 z ,Jw - L- ' - ,L - ' N, , X Q- V ol UNDERCLASSMEN STUDY Will Yhey 9'0- 1, if-. ,-.au my 'if fz I 553,11 ,Yi Math ns mferestung Too 8 1,6 Sponsored by HOACHLANDERS GARAGE nad' X S ' 1 -f . , v QU' I ....-i--rw, 1 , F 1 7 . ,W Q .A 1 f W li ' . :rf . 4 - 1 .8 ' 1 11' 'f .A A ' .V Al 2' . , L 1, K VA v N-' f J, ' V , n 1 I , , FRESHMEN CAMPAIGN Everyone eagerly awalts the bug day when they are able to cast iheur votes gust like thenr parents Sponsored by PAUL ZEGER GRAIN ELEVATOR Freshmen campaugn for Pres: denhal candndates They arouse the school spurn for electron a JWM I , ffm. ...r ' x xr! ' fl 'K 'li fi 5 M A N d y. , . 9- l Qfy: ,x l' M , 2 , tl 'M My-M OUR BOYS ARE THE MOST - Dig ihose crazy muscles! The great young Guenon on the bouncnng trambolme l,000 feet above sea level Sponsored by the MINNICH FUNERAL HOME GIRLS ARE JUST AS ACTIVE AS THE BOYS fb S X K? SCIENTISTS HAVE FAIR T H E We A R K , M AM, E Q Y M,,,..f-4 S Just like Grand Central Station! iw, 1 c 'u Another Eddie Fisher ? 'tml ?'? ,' 1 2: 1 P' 1 I i t . Al' 15 . iv ,v , Q Q 9 ' ' C l' l i f 4 ' ' ei i ii is N ' ' N 'tt QF , ji' M'-' J ' , , if-w M , k E 2 K5 H x fu . V f '24, , 525 - J f 5 ' .A W ' 1. Q 1 i L- 'Kg' fi as Y ,iff '14 5 if 1' G. H. S. Science Fair 1 Will Include Exhibits' From Letlerkemzy Depot 'zum I f I VK, Q Ba-twice-n 250 and 1200 student pro- 'sulfur mining. :mil an zlrtalytiva ie-cts will lie cxlilliltm-ml next Thurs- stuily ut'c'l1vn1ic'z1l fl-i'tilizL-i's. lay, April 12. at the third annual! Physiis uxhihits of spot-iul intcrer icionci- Fair of the Lire-eilcastle - An- incluflv :in vlectronim- dz-vice, th rim llfgh Sl-howl. The exhibit will T1-lsu mil, a panel display of an autr me hm-lil ir: the high -vhuul gymnasium ,moliilifs electrical system, an in' tml suhmil Lrmumis from E' A, M. to proved xylophone with half fu Sponsored by HICKS' CHEVROLET, INC. ga INDUSTRIAL ARTS DISPLAY II 'Q 11,4 I Cup of coffee, anyone! Where are the guns? '3- Y a . ' O 5-lpn, 112' np In f' I 1 +4 Goin' fishin' Take your pick Sponsored by HICK'S CHEVROLET 'K MAE::f4wUYal STUDY BEFORE PLAY Ph 'cs robTerv1S emoyabxe' Mr Delhi makesthe YS' P msd!-1 ' Q. c 93 an 7'2- xx Wall Alice M b :Q-2 niw' yers e a banker? JUNIOR BANKING DEPARTMENT fs kno Ofh Wy, S 83k s S quahon queshon our lhe Sponsored by TRI STATE MOTOR SALES an -fe SENIOR PLAY SCORES DOUBLE BARRELLED HIT SHERLOCIR PROVES A POINT '--Ili F' 'W s WI-IO DONE IT 7 WARPAINT '? LL FIND THE CIJLPRIT wi MUST SEEK 2 wus PLACE csnvfs REVENGE ME THE C WELL FIND KATIE Q 4 by THE CORNER ly. 1 If IE I I ' L' 1 M ':., . ' E If ' ' ix I K ' ' V I vial: M ' I ' A I I 72 Qi If -I 3. W I Lim: A I . 4,15-his :Z . E 4 sang, In .. ' ',,Q,?a'- ' l , S! 0 r I , A. LJ g f , I I Rggpg 2. V' -f, JI I T I QI , , ,, A V ,, , X I , , W i ag,,,f., if K 'Q 3 'Iwi W 5 7 I ' Awkdf Eff' ,A - M4-A Q.. , , Sh V .'Liz? A I ' I I I I ' I .'.'fuw ' , I 'wL.,.., I V ,L A- 'aka , , , I - I 4 ' ' w Q W E ' I I - ' , . , Q' fa X 'V 1 N R.. -xx T , ' '- V-1 1.33 , f J 'N VV H-:Juv Zi. . GA E Spohsorg I I - , , A 1521 We 'VT' Q' -Mg.: s 'fri ,, Q 3' b 4 W C are' H, r D x 1 I n 1' BEA I W 1 1 Q ' F LUNCH TIME SPECIALS 4. Y 'N V X fx A, 4 , ,V ,n 'll 1,- 1- art' We tu 2 .qw 2 1 -un: ,-ww f S2122 Q 1 3 lr Wait your turn, please I ' 'ffnd' ix.s46f.,,L, fn., 4 2'-if Ian, 'G-an 1,54 . , fn! P Profits permit STUDENT ' COUNCIL to by awards. ,, , . 113' Sponsored by SUNNYWAY FOODS STORE prove va a tractor may S Berhn Tmkermg wn bXe rn the future Rorwaki and Ronaki R Z- gr XA! .I fsw '4' .ich s mutuaX mleresk The group show sw- 'Q 'il r . -. 3 , .brvu ff ,fig E fr? 0'2 as 2 i swag. M...aszsu.. Sponsored by THE D ONUT HU T Proudly applyinil the finishing Touchesl., Carl and Robert Um fin., Q2if fx. ' Second row Wingert Wolfnnger Shank Grosh Hykes Nowell Jakoby Bmgaman Hoover Burkholder Miller Wishard Hartman Baumgardner Coldsmith Mrs Toms First row Henry Rhinehart Hess Kinney J Glaser J Martin N Shoop T Shoop Jackson Reymer Pensinger L Glaser N Martin Smith Harsh Burcher GREENCASTLE ANTRIM STUDENT CQUNCIL President MARLIN JACKSON Vice President TOM SHOOP Secretary NANCY SHOOP Treasurer ANDY REYMER Reporter JUDY MARTIN Advisor MRS TOMS The aims of our Greencastle-Antrim Student Council are to maintain good-will among the stu- dents and teachers, to give greater opportunity for self-government, and to represent the student body in any phase of high school life. This is the third year that student council has been a part of the school program. On November 1, 1956, a formal installation of officers and members was held. This was an impressive, spiritual service in which all members participated. The oaths were taken by each member of the council, and our president, Marlin Jackson, received his oath from the supervising principal, Mr. Martz. In turn, Marlin Jackson gave the oaths to the other officers. The maior activity of the council has been to support a foreign child for one year through the Foster Parent's Plan. The money was raised through donations from school clubs and a food sale held during Brotherhood Week. Our other activities have been: providing supervision in honor study halls, operating an efficient hall patrol, posting a bulletin board, sponsoring a Halloween dance, and sending get-well cards and flowers to sick and hospitalized students. Another high- light was the formation of the student safety council which conducted activities such as poster and slogan contests and a dance. This council did much to promote safety consciousness throughout the school. Again this year student council furnished awards for winning teams of the intramural basketball program. The maior income for the year was from noon-time candy sales. Our council was very active this year and worked hard to promote its activities. The students are to be commended for the support and co-operation they have given the council and the school is grateful for the efficient direction given by Mrs. Toms. Sponsored by THE CHRISTIAN LIGHT PRESS COMMERCIAL CLUB Xb! These girls are always efficient, willing, and ready for action! s l if 1 NEWSPAPER STAFF SCHOOL DAZE A STUDENT PUBLICATION OF THE GREENCASTLE - ANTRIM JOINT HIGH SCHOOL GREENCASTLE, PENNA. ---- DECEMBER 1956 S HOOL DAZE A STUDENT PUBLICATION OF THE GREENCASTLE - ANTRIM JOINT HIGH SCHOOL GREENCASTLE, PENNA. ---- JANUARY 1957 Editor Welch and Advisor Mrs. Conrad smile as Staff expresses approval. Sponsored by THE WAYNESBORO BUSINESS COLLEGE YEARBOOK STAFF PLANS X-I 7' Ti ff A-Q-f i Standing: Miss Phillippy, Hykes, Burkholder, Johnston. Third row: Hartman, Meyers, Berrey. Second rovv: Thames, Wingert, Rahauser, Walck, Hollinger. Front: Walker, Henson. Surrounded by many pictures, lay-out pages, ink, paste, and rulers, the Staff has seen the pages of THE CONOCOCHEAGUE slowly materialize. Directed by Margaret Walker, the Business Manager, the members solicited advertisements and vvrote letters to finance the costs. Each one, in turn, had articles to write, slogans to formulate, names to spell correctly, and deadline dates to meet. The Staff is grateful to Mrs. Baer and the members of the Junior Bookkeeping class vvho solicited subscriptions in each of the homerooms and vvho will distribute, proudly, we hope, the books late in May. Sally Walck, the Editor, assisted by Judith Hollinger, thought, planned and worked many afternoons and evenings. Mary Hartman, the Sports Editor, had able assistance from staff members as well as good athletes and the coaches. Kit Thames, the Art Editor, kept a watchful eye for artistic design. Joan Rahauser, the only member of the iunior class, planned the junior pages. Class Secretaries wrote the class histories. Staff typists were always busy, and even begging other typists to contribute time and abilities. Miss Phillippy, the Advisor, used all her resources to develop abilities among Staff members and to keep a high standard for each section. Thus, many members of Greencastle-Antrim High School and especially all mem- bers of the Staff have cooperated to publish another issue of THE CONOCO- CHEAGUE that is full of memories to be cherished long after high school days are over. Sponsored by HOTEL MCLAUGHLIN 0 Q J K 5611111 hoteX BNQD-T OUR M N'-Remove , ' es gtoope s Us '23 Chtkemhae le on Dec. 'LG -when c itoxh the Gteeixcgbhe Ewen Sehook em! 'che Gteehcesik-Pm 2.610 St. kfxgh Sched faiih pteeexvs Xhe Qtogfaib. 'Yhe -3oXe'5x6e chews, iotwed 'ni swbema irons the 660, 'lth and I Sth gfedee, QNQX img O Oofne, 0 C Come Smenoeh Siem 'Skghxg Bimee ff Up Sheghetb and iohovl he 09 46 Ghfishmas Dwi in she XZ 'Yheee songs 43h he e wkth other sehecdooe she 0 Aediivzsshixjis icgties. D F F e oe s. e e eh opetewi goxweqe Q Al I, N gteeet-5, WN he iohovle N 9,19 k e'caX seXee's.io1xe QYGSBKVSG Q K 'lf I GXee CX-oh. The GXee u., R L J repeat, 'path oi Kms Qefloffhence .. IN a- s'9edxeX aeeexohhg on Dec. 'LX at T Al UN naw. bite: 'Che eese1hhXg -gm' L C gum, e'wAemA -NN he Sxefdxseed Q O W ehioq Christmas Qetkfxee. The F If sexixot 4-.Kass has 'phoned 9. dass e EY N 'gating Rh hee oi 'che eoetoxm-fi X S T home room gefwies. 'Xxxeneea ot Z1 X, efchahilhg ixiki, the sexfxorb vrih I Thi , e1-change dass ifxcvites. IV mo S Is 50,32 of G, Al The bvef Y 'Ich aiencasfl 1 L and and 'mpo e Pla e Hi the pumerforrfant Sch lic ms a 'nsfru Y pe 001 - 1 both T pa men Ople .Band dUri,Iades TS are 'n JU Know 9 1h4SpB1riOt.pIaYednIQr O com Choo! 'C hord by 5' Senfjosed Years aYs aome JE' Higgf fort nd in 122 Serviour el Schoygfjne p- sumrsgff cfr:2gn1aFYHov,:5es, . rfs forchildrsfl Sch COE. Th Fesre me merxlal hmber ber eld S of SW. On The Ill partmzrch kqznd are afe f 195 loo ' 7 king sPons at S7 forw o ' Th ard red by P Or-nas .fo ,S . l OWELL In Whe Fra PHOTO SHO 'Ch fi?:2!:1 Count P of O Y Ba uf b nd and HOSTS TO COUNTY The Greencastle High School Glee Club is composed of fifty-five voices which provide music for highlights of the school year, such as the Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter seasons, as well as Music Week. Its mem- bership is composed of a group selected from about one-hundred and thirty voices who tried out indivi- dually in the fall of each year. Our school had the privilege of being host to the Franklin County Choral Festival on March 13, 1956 when eight schools and over two-hundred voices par- ticipated. All will remember rehearsals at the Fire Hall, Community Room, and the Evangelical Lutheran Church. And the thrill of hearing the final renditions in our auditorium was great! Now we are looking forward to the County Festival when twenty Glee Club members participate at James Buchanan High School on March 7, 1957. The Spring Concert, during Music Week, by our own Band and Glee Club gave recognition to the power of music, and beautiful refrains from many of the selections are often hummed. Sponsored by COLD SPRINGS RINK F. F. A. MAKES AN ATTRACTIVE HOME 5 Qi z- -- 44 P l ll? . 1 , Second row Mr Mumma Starluper Poper Stull Kershner Moore Fnrst row Wallech Even sweepmg can be fun' The Vocatlonal Agrlcul ture Department at last has found adequate quarters for nts development ID the Morganthall Garage Build :ng leased by the Board of Education ..- l. -I Kell Washard Beeler Stine Smith Snyder Sltes Wmgert Stahl Rebuck Myers You can do 4. Be sure that the door hangs stranght' Sponsored by WlNGERT 81 TALHELM HARDWARE It on' Under M Mummas guidance the boys have remodeled celllngs partx tions doors paint and hours of labor even after school hours have pro duced most attractuve rooms ACTIVE F. H. A. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA CLUB The F H A Club has enloyed several actlvltles such as golng to the Ice Follnes havnng partles and a corn roast Other service prolects have been sending clothes to a childrens school at Crossnore North Carolina and selllng U N ESCO Stamps to further education nn foreign countries Our chapter has been very active on the county sub region and state levels In June we will have gurls going to The Pennsylvania State Unlversrty for the state meeting N14 li Dolores and Kathryn at a Sub Regronal Meeting Alnce our presndent Sponsored by LEITERS HARDWARE and IMPLEMENT STORE 1 wal t l ' Hgll all ' IIllIl ' it , I ' 6 ' -J . I ,s ' V l , 3 . . L , V FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA FUTURE NURSES CLUB They will educate the citizens of tomorrow. The'r future is helping the sick. Sponsored by OAKS' MOTEL PHOTOGRAPHERS The purpose of this club IS for members to develop their own film and prlnt their own pictures They have the pruvulege of using the clubs camera an Argus SCIENTISTS The club ns designed so that the members can perform experuments of their chonce under proper supervusuon We plan many prolects such as the teaching of radio fundamentals and principles teaching the morse code and we also have charge ot the annual Science Falr Sponsored by CARLS DRUG STORE SCIENCE CLUB SHOOTS ROCKET xXx Messrs, Daih! and McDermott erect the launcher 4 wr CHESS CLUB P H O T O C L U B The 'final march! 7' Second row: D. Mar1ir1, Mr. Kostukovich, Hale, Nowell, E. Burkholder. First row: Sakaal, F. Wingeri, Brewer, J. Barnhart, Foust. Sponsored by AMERICAN STORES COMPANY ,-X Llv! ,mv gs H1 L Z ... X , X ? ' ' ..' if-Q In ., A ,S ,J -', .r, sn '-1 n .- 1 I Q A if lf'- I Sh I ,..' Third row: Lutz, Oberholzer, Crunkelton, Koontz, row: Kuhns, Keller, T. Barnharf, Cordell, Sellers, H McBeth. -- r, fl, Slye, Starliper, Lauthers, Kershner, Binkley. Second. augh, Ingream, J. Barnhart. First row: Fisher, Glaser, ACTION IN BASEBALL I we - .N Jw' 'ff F QIQEMI A I. I if 5 :21:11 .L ,,,, I A f . -xA.q,3, ' xx -. I 0 J, M1 I ' I 3 L X we , l ' If K , . ' V I ' x A iwl ff? .W 4 ' 3' Q , WT., .M Ar' I K ,A lull' I ' I ef , A e r f- I X N n e 2- ,ar X4 M 51 K I' 'P .V , 3 ,Ml 6 1 5 3. It H Klux ' f llll .. ' f I , ,L , Here it comes L I I, V Zi , ' A. v, KV it R ' f' '. - fs xi in .gp I fp There if goes I X' A I T I got if Barter up! Sponsored by HARTMAN'S MEAT MARKET . XA I IYITCE GCCG de G e st e-A tri yligmy gina ? A ' pa ans ' I r e V V I won 1t.S'rtrsr dual crack meet in M8rC8fSbUPg Ove KS GMU FUR 1955 fEREENCASTlE IN Track Meef 943. W A l k k X -v -X 1 4 1 1' 0 Q 9 n o . Q v n :lv Las? Time around Up an over' Y GM, we-'f H Qui WF p 45,,,.b'f9' 1 'uf 'Sak 453.532, wg X4 U fi sf gl s-awww wid ' 5 af' iw'-+1 1 4 0 aim hw digital arg! Heve, goes a.No+he.v- Vgcgrgl Heave X Sponsored by SHOEMAKER S AUTO UPHOLSTERING Hw,,s'e'Zi VICTORY IN TRACK - 'I956 L 4... The Track Team of 1956 under the coachung of Thomas Stouffer marked the largest squad un the schools hustory A total of twenty fuve boys receuved theur letters thus us a hugh school record Out of the twenty fuve suxteen are back thus year Our team won sux straught vuctorues wuth only one loss We placed second un the Franklun County Meet Greencastle captured furst place un pole vaultung and un hugh lump Three school records were broken also Eddy Baumgardner un polevaultung wuth a leap of ten feet seven unches Carl Shundle un the duscus wuth one hundred twenty two feet ten unch throw and a forty feet three unch heave un the shot put Three of the squad represented the hugh school at the Dustruct Ill P I A A Meet at Lancaster They were Eddy Baumgardner Pole Vault Bull Guenon Hugh Jump Carl Shundle Duscuss The only place captured was a fufth place un pole vaultung by Eddue Baumgardner Another hughlught of the year was a team scorung record of seventy three pounts set agaunst Quuncy Former Coach Stouffer says Thus was a great year for the track team and I expect a good team next year Sponsored by RALPH MAuNs seur seuzvucs MARKET 1 I . , . . . . 1 - ' I , . I - .. . . ' 1 1 ll ' I ll 1 LASSIES IN ACTION U-ff? X 'fi f Hold that lnne WW Get Ihat ball W Sponsored by KITZMILLERS SELF SERVICE MARKET 1 HOCKEY LASSIES - 'I956 Drills, exercises, scrimmages . . . Prepare us for games. .fffr Record-Varsity Won Los? Tie Excelled af S. Penna play day . . . Tie for flrsl . . . De- fealed larger schools ns 3 ost placed one girl on second State Team one honorable men Tron season started gloomy ended brilliant Record-J. V. Won Lost Tie 0 3 I Here we are in action New squad bright uture A Y Sponsored by HOLSTEIN S VARSITY STORE SOCCER LADS - 1956 Season started early Fall sux lettermen back from last year Ha two pre season games wlth Maryland schools Had close game with Scotland Fnnnshed nn thrrd place Next year twelve players who have seen a lot of varsity actlon will be back Team hopes to have better record next year Thus year s record was fave wms and five losses 7 Spo sored by ANDYS SERVICE STATION GO' FIGHT' WIN' 4? -n-.., Second row Tressler N Muller S Smith Warren K Smlth Elllott Joanne Muller Dsehl Thames Miss Martun Flrst row Mowen Helm Glaser Joyce Maller Brewer Pensmger Walker Gnlberf Let s go Devnlettes' The Girls Varsity Basketball Team ended the season wnth a record of four wnns and four d feats Two games were won from Sco land one ea h from S o u th Hagerstown and Qulncy though the record does not sound as ressnve t e past years Mass Mar Coaches conference before the game Sponsored by JAMES H CRAIG, PLUMBING tln has done a won derful lob of rebulld Ing the team and has good maternal for fu ture years The two co captanns were the only senior members so twelve experlenced players wall be return Ing next year So to next years team the best of luck and ern prove that record O Q . 1 V Q xi 3, . g, .I 6 M.. --3 ' -3 N , . ' I at-4-G . 4 . 4-Q I ...., .4 Y' ' ? 3 1 - I 1 - I 1 1 - I , I 1 I 1 I 1 1 I - 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' , . , . . , . - . e- I' ' I , . 1 2 5 I A - . 1 p a S IT 1 I - I ' - 1 1, , I , Second row: J. V.'s WIN 11 OF 20 f me , First row Ingream C0011 Parnell Martin Fuss Momma Binkley Hoover Dennison Barnharf Wilmer Smith lCoacl'wD 1-'-,guns Pufnellr Qet Blnkley '90 for all ,f 1,4 -5 Nl XWH..-a lp T3 Ivxxwibgvlllrf it X Aa. ,QU fbifffngl X- .. 3' , L.-v- 'n Goetz, block that pass of Barney's f..,g,,..M, Sponsored by BILL'S BARBER SHOP , . i x 5 F A BLUE DEVILS '56-'57 Second row Keller Oberholzer Fuss Clever Mnlls R Barnharr Bankley Purnell J Barnhart Mr Lutz Fnrst row T Barnharr Goetz Baumgardner Guenon Pensunger Fancy dnbbler Swlff and accurate Future All Star Sponsored by SNYDERS MEN AND BOYS SHOP Hlfs hard Short buf mnghfy , N if . , A Vg Af VM , . ,KX fr, Ag r ni IX Q , N S I Ai I , 7 J , ,, I r 5 Q, ' 5 i 'V , 4 'S ni S 1 FUTURE PERFORMERS GYM CLUB rw n fl nf? Elliot loefQ r lag, Vow J' lf 1 s V ,, . 'ui a me Fifth row: K. Starliper, M. Goetz, L, Keller, E. Baumgardner, Evans, Atherton, C. Shindle, Barnhart, R. Elliott, Grosh, I. Statler, R. Statler, Fourth row: Mr. Kaley, Berger, R. Johnson, Cordell, R. Myers, Rice, Gipe, Wolford, Greenavvalt, Dore Sakaal, J. Witmer, Thomas, Barnhart. Third rovv: Statler, Garling, Barnes, Nicarry, S. Smith, Warren, B. Elliott, Shackelford, Rhine-hart, Musselrnan, K. Smith, Hann, Eberly, Zeis, Stine. Second rovvg Foust, F. Myers, Baker, Davis, J. Keller, Pentz, Channel, Lowans, Momma, C. Freshman, D. Freshman, Maun, Wolfe, Bonebrake, Wingert, Henry, Meister, Daley. First row: Ebersole, Beeler, Sponseller, V. Freshman, Nisewonder, Glaser, Reese, Pearson, Stover, Bitner, Kaley, C. Miller, Cranmer, L. Barnhart, R, Baumgardner, Hollingshead, Tosten. CAPTAINS OF INTRAMURAL 1 TEAMS SHOW mmai Gearlqall' M9 ti by Nxarfl er, Jaw Hardman, lzer, Carbaugh Man., 1 ll Sponsored by H, A. GROVE, GENERAL STORE gk. if 3,-1' .1 4555 'F .asf 'Shag Q 15315, Wes- ia- LET'S GIVE A CHEER if 0 r ,x ' Judy can be heard P eQQY, Judy, Mary, Shoopie Nan: Y, Karol Ann. SENIOR MEMBERS JET AGE vw HARTS, Captain of squad ShoOPiff'a wi on lumps Sponsored by GLASGOW SEWING CENTER Z Peg, small but peppy Stanley MANUFACTURING COMPANY WhYM+YFd Complimenfs of ere ou SUNNYWAY DINER Open 6 a.m. +o 9 p.m Closed Sundays Scond Polio Shofs Are Given Ls ffl' Ouch, Karol: Barbara's Ready 'YN Shirley Mumma waifs uniil Mrs. Darrius inspecis i'r Gosh 'S readl' Sponsored by E. L. M. DEPARTMENT STORE TH FIRST NATIONAL BANK .....Lc...., Sons and Daughfer Duck Gordon Margaref feel af home foo YEARBOOK Flsher Bros News Agency Moes Ice Cream A Frlend BeIIes Dry Goods Sfore WhlrIpooI Self Service Laundry Buds Barber Shop Kafles Hai' Shop Maffs Holford s Beaufy Shoppe Roscoe 8: Dixon Barber Shop Barnharfs Texaco Sfahon Sflnes Markef Croffs Cuf Rafe Sfore PATRONS L R WaIcIc Hafchery Earls Food Marlcef Sfafe Lune Paul Popers Markef Fred Groshs Markef Bob Thomas Esso Sfaflon Culps Office Equlpmenf Kuf 8: KurI Beaufy Salon Chambersburg Shlvelys Dalry J J Newberry M 8: H Chevrolef Dr George A Sowell A G Glpe Garage N g A I F A f x 1 L new 3 A I I I Sk I . I I U I a I I I . . . . I I o - I I I I U I U , . 0 I I a . . , thlee ye Cholazs lp n n er , iz coo nnclpa amed President f GHS Alumni Robert U Fitz East Madison treet, a graduate of the class of 946, was elected presldent on Mon ay evenmg of the newly orgamzed reencastle Antr1m Hlgh School lumnl Assoclatxon Other officers elected are Glenn ump first v1ce presxdent Paul R oust second v1ce presldent W Max zer thlrd v1ce presxdent Mrs Janet IPCS, secretary Mrs Glenn Grosh, reasurer Mrs Earl Harne, Mrs ames Gossard James H Cralg, and ' 1ll1am 0 Shuman, dlrectors 1ll Transfer ld School o The State D11 ectors of the Old Brown s Mill chool Memorxal ASSOCl3tl0H meet lg last Saturday in Chambersburg pproved the transfer of ownershlp P.T.A, President Wine talks with Mr. Martz Speaks At Meeting Of Lions Club James R Martz prmclpal of the Greencastle Antrlm high school was the speaker last Thursday even mg at a dmner meet1ng of the Green castle Lions Club held ln Potters restaurant Taklng note of cr1t1c1sm of modern educatxonal methods Mr Martz den 1ed that schools today are watermg VCASTLE ANTRIM PARENT TEACHERS Associdown Sublecfs but mslsted that they 1e Greencastle Antrlm PTA prom1ses an m eresting ZjlirazzozggngigglrlhzglySgomigzzetkg coming year as follows educatxon He said that mtroduc ses as lndustnnl arts, mechanical drawmg and so forth has materially reduced the per centage of puplls dropping out of school bel' 15 OPEN HOUSE ALL SCHOOLS 8 than of Such new cgur Greencastle Elementa1y and Hlgh School South Ant11m Elementary School Shady GIOVB Elementary School Brown s M111 Elcmentaly School Jer 13 Hlgh School Aud1to11 rn 8 01M ll D lal Chrlstmas P10 ram wlth G1oup Smgllng and speclal n 7 J 17 South Antrim Elementary School S d 1 Spealtel 'VI1 Call Bee1 Pllfltlpal of South Hage Hlgh School Subject Readln Speclal mus1c G H S F 3 21 B1own s M111 Elementa1y School 8 Ol y Speaker Dr Owen W Hartman Chambelsburg P f the old one room School at, Speclal muslc M1ss Margaret R Fletcher well r0Wr1 S 'VIII' to the Pennsylvania Hlsfhe lernamder of the pxogram v.1ll be publl hed at a late kngw retired School teacher died at oncal Comms lon 4 0 Sunday morn1ng at the W1l The 1955 session o the State Gen ral Assemblv authomzod transfer of he memoual school 1n Antrnn Town hlp to th State hlstorlcal commls lon lf and when the chools 'nem r1al assoc1at1on accompames the eed of transfer Wlth a mmlmum of 3000 to provlde the commlsslon 1th a nucleus of ma1ntenance funds Agreemg that the school could est be operated by the State agency l e board of dlrectors voted that ap roxlmately S2 500 would have to be 8lS9d before the group would be ln l1am5P0T '11 1n WlllIamS 'School Prznczpal Urge pm M Q,i1g1g1055,CememaS C61 of tlijtsglmy Wac ma e Parents To Be Un Guan ?'hsh me 160,11 ol hash tel Auxilzaiyoslfsgib by thgmavawar S Scarlet Fever Threat Medici Q Fla Omen posxtlon ands of uthorxty xecutlve he funds to meet the minimum de the enabling leg1slat1on was given the finance and commlttees to determme ralsmg methods and place hese plans 1n motion Members of hese two conmxttees are Mr Sm1th K Glbboney assistant county With three cases of scarlet fever nova reported among Greencastle ch1ldren of the Greencastle Antrim Joint School System supervlsmg prmcxpal Wlllllm P Conrad yester day Issued a bulletin askmg the co operation of parents and teachers 1n an effort to prevent an epldemxc of thls d1SBeBS8 i The three chxldren suffermg from scarlet fever are Trudy Hoffman -50 001 als Hut n Dlovldes f The poss1b1l1ty 1- e of 5 e Stude 'U 8 nursmo Pldemlc has arlf aw scholars nts 0110 g awed to IP fs on 'Cf says ln his bulletu 8011001 Sen Fzankhn C0 e of two u o everythmg pos Slzrxlllaiyg giljgland is Dagtif lg reat we are 3 111115, 8017001 girsm to encour S teachers to obs: M1 ng Dlofesszo to enter age t rules gxven by tif M, SS Walck 15 D he If fever or l ence the ch1ld from school anc daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold mitted except h Hoffman North Carlisle street a flcatlon and llffls the dan ls Twenty tvso ocal high school glrl partlcxpated m the Franklm County F H A meet1ng held last Wednes day in Chambersburg Donna May hugh of the local chapter preslded at the meet1ng as chalrman of the pupll ln the second grade Joel Bltt In cases wh uperlntendent of schools D T iner. so.n,of cmlnmlman ani e glues Speaker E HIGH SCHOOL for the occa lon was SaroJ Khmma of N D hl 1 d , ES mm Namesake Un The Hgh Seas div! aisle P'ln'ZSyTJ',nfZc'32ie 521 v t G H S is getting' quite fasti U S S GREENCASTI-E efQjQ1g,r,Swh0were M d d J , 1 letter to Burgess Edward R Carl the .Publlc Informatlon r e un us Have you notlced the V61 , xor Homemaker De ee at th1 t walls m rooms 13 14 and 15., rth Ixaval D1str1ct at Philadelphia, advises him that ln ac. gl' S S mee pol1cy of naming cextam ships after towns of 2500 popula lflg Included Jean Baker T0bY Bain en there are the neatlv Printed lt has chrlstened the above destroyer escort the U S S hart Patsy Downm Evely Isbersole sses wh1ch come in colors too i Thebcomniunjxcatxon :adds that the limp I5 'gempoflargy Omg Elhott Nancy Hardman Nancy: tt plnk Sgft yellgw and pure 4?rl'?olkUNaW:',gY Ysran ac lV8 Service IS HOW elng C ln Stine, and Barbara Stumbaugh 1 e Sponsored by DR AND MRS W O POTTS I County Council Th t . 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' ' ' U. . - I , ', ' - . . . .... - ' I D V ' ' ' . 4 n 1 , v o n n , u . . ' 1 x ' ' ' . ' ' as , Y , - - . ' l'n l ' . . . -- 4 ' .: ' l r l I . ' H . . . . . . . . I . ' y , v r ' 1 . Swv' Congratulations To the Class of i957 l CH'g The World s Largesr Manufacrurer Threading Equlpmenf LANDIS Wfachw COMPANY W b S d Besi' Wishes 'For Success +o Each Greencaslle An+rim Graduafe Chambersburg SCHOOL OF BUSINESS COlony 4 60l2 on 'I'he Square Over 60 Years Experience Preparing Young People for Business Leadership Bazaar. NEW YORK! Tlwat's OUR GOAL LQVaun enloys tlwe fun vvlwllc Raymond comments on Jewelry t Bob Johnston adds the touch of perfection for the Christmas Concert. Y rx, 1 . 3, Q fs sf -f ' 1 Z lr - tx sig Betty, Vernice, and Kathleen add beauty to services as Basketball players need added strength against the FACULTY' Ushers I' Sponsored by TOBEY'S, CHAMBERSBURG e Ban o A L OUI' SOUS Ru. X Xb, Co H f Cour'l'esy of esy 0 NT cLEvER's TELEVISIQN PALACE RESTAURA SALES AND SERVICE 1956 - SCHOOL CALENDAR - 1957 September 4 School opens wrth l800 enrolled rn Greencastle Antrrnr Schoc 26 Senrors vrsrt Crrmrnal Court and Eranklrn Farms October Sophomores v1s1tHuntsberry Hatchery 5 Franklrn County Teachers lnstrtute rn Waynesboro Vrrgrnra Sales presents Amerrcan Character Sketches Colao Studros take prctures tor Yearbook Readrng Clrnrc wrth Mrs Grace Knoos consultant from Wesleyan Unrversrty Mer1tScholarshrp Exam natrons taken by l0 senrors Conventron ot S Drst P S E A rn Chambersburg School Closecr Halloween party rn school gymnasrum sponsored by Student Councrl November Asscmbly Ceremony tor rnstallwtron of Student Councrl oltrcrals School Electron ottrcrals conduct Presrdentral Electron Rep vrctory Frrst Student Teacher Mrss Cassandra Cobb arrrves Home Ec State Unrv Play Day tor Hockey Team at Central Diuphrn Hrgh School P T A has Open l-louse at tour schools December 7 8 Senror Class Pl y Double Barrellecl Dctectrve Story Mark Twarn 20 Chrrstmas Musrcil program 22 Chrrstmas Vacatron begrns January School opens Larry Tobler Krng ot the Bango preser ts an assembly program News Staff attends Press Conference of Ambassador trom Burma Carl Thorsen Jugglrng Artrst presents assembly program Mr Carl Beers H TQLVSTOVVIT spcaks onReadr11g at P T A Thrcc student tetchers trom Shrppensburg State Teachers College Arrrve Scarlet fever scwre contrnues Junrata College grves senrors tests Frrst Semester ends Mr Schenck rorns taculty tor Mr Smrth s mrlrtary leave February T2 Salk Polro Vaccrne rs grven hrgh school students lo Mr Conrad attends week s Conv ot Am Assn ot School Admrn n Atlantrc Crty Senrors hold Bazaar rn Gym to rarse money tor New York trrp Senror Faculty game rn Gym tor Senror Trrp Faculty wrn arch Glee Club students partrcrpate rn Eranklrn Co Musrc Festrval at Buchanan Salk Polro Vaccrne grven Dr Rowland M Myers presents rn Assembly Romance of Words Scrence Farr rn the Gym Art Students vrsrt Washrngton County Art Museum Student Day rn Hugh School arranged by Student Councrl Aprrl 5 6 Junror pl y No More Home Work rs presented Fr Co Soc tor Crrppled presents Frlm l3 S S T C lnvrtatron Track Meet lo H Hour Drrve Fund tor Crrppled Chrldren T9 22 Easter Vacatron 24 lndustrral Arts Exhrbrt 30 School Band Concert rn Assembly May School Band Concert forthe Communrty Senror Junror Prom Glee Club Concert Jake Noble Cartoons and Parntrngs presents Assembly program T7 Crrcus rn m T7 Senror Vacatron begrns 20 22 Senrors go to New York by Pa R R and stay at Hotel Plymouth 26 Baccalaureate Servrces 29 Underclass Awards Assembly 3l Commencement Exercrses for 86 senrors June 3 School closes Sponsored by UPTOWN SALES, CHAMBERSBURG ' A - '7' vls 2 , A, . , . 9 ,.. ,, . ,, l7 ' ' 23 ' ' . , , r' ' 24 . . H . . 26 ' .'.. .. Q . I 6 . . P . .K .E I. ll P 1 ' ' l l T5 . 2 7 ' , rr 9 - ' N - I5 1 T7 . ,12 , E I9 1 ' ' 21 ' 4 'S 23 . : 1 1. K D ., .. 28 .- . . .F , M T2 ' ' ' lA . . ' ff 21 ' 22 ' 28 1 . 1 1 A 3 H 2 . 3 .- , 7 t3 A 14' ' 'QY CODQVGIUIGIIOHS and Besf Wishes To the Groduohng Class of GIF Greencosfle High School ENGINE AND AIRPLANE CORPORATION FAmcHll.n Mmm!! Hmm ea- I Usb Q , DUQQ X 1: 'w C' I 1 . ,I I ew T rim , Q 0 o HAGERSTOWN MARYLAND I , E93 Q --r--I I no . C i OC3' G QLJDUO UUA Spofwsorucl by BARNES' GULF SERVICE Cumberland Valley ELECTRIC COMPANY TELEPHONE l? TELEPHONE 224 McConnellsburg Penna Telephone HU 5238l Mercersburg, Penna. Greencaslle, Penne. .i . , . Comphmen+s Offlcsal Pho+ographers of THE CONOCHEAGUE of COLAO STUDIOS fx X UBLISHING CO ll Q T!X?:'LCf 9 W -7' f 41 ' e uf i , V N,-4: mv-M Y . I ' 'WHNQQY , V .,- 0 -f, , 0 Ts Wx J.,,.,,1 aww. Jam .L 4 W Q W