Hagerstown High School - Heiskelite Yearbook (Hagerstown, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1940 volume:

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Eccard, N. Shaffer, G. Abshire, I. W. Martin, B. Long, R. Mason, P. Spielman, M. Fisher, R. Startzman, M. Hart, G. Henesey, l. Scheller. Row II-Mr. Funk, Miss Fry, R. Finn, A. Stonebraker, L. Schoen, I. Baker G. Schafer, M. Bowman, M. L. Downs, L lenkins, C. Davis, M. Miller, B. Plack, Miss Foltz, Mr. Stoner. Row Ill-S. Hankey, B. Conrad, R. Holmes, C. Reed, K. Plummer, B. Auxt, I. Brewer, P. Rider, A. Triesler, I. Snyder, S. Pollack, D. Wantz, B. Porter, R. Dieterich. ll-lleiskelite Stall' Randolph Mason, Editor-in-chief Betty Long, Assistant Editor Philip Spielman, Business Manager BUSINESS STAFF Philip Spielman, Manager Doris Ford Geraldine Schafer Betty Auxt Connie Davis ORGANIZATION STAFF Mac Fisher, Manager Richard Holmes Ianice Snyder Anna Stonebraker lane Brewer CIRCULATION STAFF Iohn W. Martin, Manager Betty Plack Mae Bowman Doris Kreglo Robert Dieterich ADVERTISING ' STAFF Gladys Abshire, Manager lane Baker Carroll Reed Rhoda Finn Pearl Rider TYPIN G STAFF Maude Eccard Glendora Henesey Lillian lenkins Mary L. Downs SNAPSHOT COMMITTEE Bill Porter George Kahl Dick Wantz Sidney Pollack, Auditor Editor of Girls' Athletics, Marcia Hart Editor of Boys' Athletics, Ned Shaffer Senior Class Editor, lean Scheller Junior Class Editor, Ruth Startzman Sophomore Class Editor, Paul Mattson REPRESENTATIVES Margaret Miller, IV Margaret Gantz, IV Audrey Triesler, III Kenneth Plummer, IV Lee. Wolfe, IV Sam Hankey, III Linda Schoen, II, Ben Conrad, II Miss Mrs. Mrs. Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Mi ss 3,3 fr . .sf I slis s i g iss if MR. IOHN D. ZENTMYER, A. M. MISS CATHERINE BEACHLEY, A. M. Princ1pa1 Vice-Principal Catherine Beachley, A. M. lack H. Beachley, A. B. Scott Bounds, A. B. Innes Boyer, A. M. Leona Foltz, A. B. Margaret Fry, A. B. Hazel Gompt, A. B. Bloom Hildebrand, A. B. Mary Iackson, A. M. Mary Kaylor, A. M. Mildred Keirn, A. B. Margaret Kohler, A. B. Sara McCullough, A. B. Ethel Rinehart, Ed. M. Faculty Miss Rachael Sheetz, A. M. Miss Lois Simon, A. M. Mrs. Aline Sowers, A. B. Mrs. Samuel Troupe, A. B. Miss Electa Ziegler, A. B. Mr. Paul Barnhart, A. B. Mr. Simon Clopuer, M. S. Mr. Earl Coffman, A. B. Mr. William Donaldson, M. S. Mr. Donald Ellsworth Mr. Eston Fox, A. B. Mr. Merle Funk, A. B. Mr. George Gustafson, A. M. Mr. Earl D. Huyett, B. S. Donald Kaylor, A. M. Iohn Long Victor Marietta, Mus. B., . Kenneth Maxham, A. M. Louis Schenk, A. B. Edwin Semler, B. S. I. Keller Shank, A. B. Lawrence Showe, A. B. Ioseph Shuck, A. B. Kenneth Stoner, A. M. Ioseph Troxell, M Samuel A. Wagaman, B. S Iohn D. Zentmyer, A. M. Row I-Gompf, Boyer, Simon, Bounds, Hildebrand, Kohler, Troupe, Iackson, Beachley. Row II-Sheetz, Kaylor, Keirn, Sowers, Fry, Foltz, Rinehart. Row III-Shank, Fox, Semler, Showe, Kaylor, Troxell, Stoner, Wagaman, Long, Schenk. Row IV-Barnhart, Funk, Maxham, Donaldson, Coffman, Shuck, Gustafson, Huyett, Ellsworth, Clopper. E SlIE5N1INDIIR BRASS SlENlOR CLASS Randolph Mason Rhoda Finn Betty Plack Marcia Hart President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer O History After a summer of doubt and dread co-mingled with anticipation, we, as the sophomore class of 1937, marched timidly up the steps of Hagerstown High School. After considerable hesitation about entering the clubs, athletics, musical organi- zations, newspaper work, and other activities open to us, we finally decided to participate in them. As the year wore on, we decided that we were not really so unimportant as we had thought, and began to feel that we were, after all, a very necessary part of the school. The sophomore chorus was outstanding in the glee club production, Hooray for Romance. At the end of the year, most of us were feeling quite self-satisfied with our new-found prestige. In the fall we came to school with anticipation for the fun we knew we would have. Now we were juniors and were in a position to look haughtily down on the new group, the sophomores. Had we ever been sophomores as timid as they? It seemed incredible. Still looking with awe on the senior class, we dreamed of the day when we would be in that high and mighty position. After we gained our long-awaited place as seniors, we were happy to accept the responsibilities and privileges. During this year, we took a more than usual interest in the activities of the school. We were well represented in athletics, dramatics, the glee club, orchestra, and practically every other organization of the school. The senior class play, What A Life, was a great success, as were all the other productions of the year. As we relinquish our position to the oncoming juniors, we challenge them to surpass us in bringing honor to Hagerstown High School. The Heiskelite 1 94 0 -5.- GLADYS ELLEN ABSHIRE Couple Academic Hoo-Wair-N-Wat Staff, III, IV Circulation Manager, IV Heiskelite Staff, IV History Club, III, IV Science Club, III Dramatic Club, III, IV French Club, III, IV Secretary-Iunior Class WILLIAM M. ALLENBERG llBi1lll Academic French Club, III, IV HERBERT L. ANDREWS .rl-lumps., Technical BETTY AUXT Bets General Ping Pong Champion, II Volleyball, II History Club, II, III Dramatic Club, III, IV Treasurer-Iunior Class Hoo-Wair-N-Wat Staff, II, III, IV Heiskelite Staff- IV Moonshine and Honeysuckle - Com., III PETER BADRICH Oscar Academic Glee Club, II, III Hooray for Romance -Cast, II Headed for Eden-Cast, II Moonshine and Honeysuckle - Cast, III Tish --Cast, IV Dramatic Club, II, III, IV 'litterbug Lunatics of 1940 -IV Hoo-Wair-N-Wat Staff, II, III DORIS GERALDINE BAg.EY ll otll Commercial , Double Circle, III, IV What A Life -Corn., IV DOROTHY IANE BAKER Academic Glee Club, II History Club, III, IV French Club, III, IV Dramatic Club, III Heiskelite Staff, IV Quill and Scroll, IV Hoo-Wair-N-Wat Staff, III, IV What A Life -Cast, IV CARMEL M. AHALT Commercial CATHERINE VIRGINIA ANDREWS ucaku Gen eral Softball, II CORA ELLEN ATHEY Code Comm ercial LORRAINE MAE BACHTELL nsparkyn Commerical RUSSELL IOHN BAER llRev-ll Academic I. Walter Layman Memorial Award II ELMER E. BAKER Buzzie Academic History Club, III Dramatic Club, III, IV Moonshine and Honeysuckle Cast, II French Club, III, IV RALPH M. BAKER xxsammyll General Glee Club, II, III, IV RUTH ELIZABETH BARGER Pinkie' ' Commercial EVELYN BARROW Ebbie A cademic Glee Club, II, IV Dramatic Club, IV EDGAR BECKLEY Eddie Technical LOUIS EDWARD BINKLEY I I General VIRGINIA BISER usinnyll General Run and Catch, II MARY L. BLACK nllucyn Commercial Double Circle, III, IV MARVIN L. BOWER nMaIbll General Orchestra, II, III VIVIAN BARNABY Gen eral Dramatic Club, III, IV Hoo-Wair-N-Wat Staff, III, IV Moonshine and Honeysuckle - Com., III Camera Club, IV BARBARA A. BECK ' 'Beckie Commercial What A Lite -Com., xv BETTIE I. BENNER Butch Commercial Glee Club, II Hooray for Romance -Cast, II LUCILLE BISER I lLueI I Commercial EDNA L. BISHOP Eddie Academic French Club, III, IV Science Club, III History Club, III, IV Dramatic Club, III, IV Glee Club, II GENEVIEVE LA RUE BOONE Academic Dramatic Club, III, IV ELIZABETH MAE BOWMAN Academic Dramatic Club, III, IV Science Club, III History Club, IV Heiskelite Staff, IV Hoo-Wair-N-Wat Staff, III, IV ROWLAND CLAY BRANDENBURG Brandy Academic Camera Club, III, IV Science Club, IV Intramural Basketball, II Hoo-Wair-N-Wat Staff, IV LEONA IANE BREWER Chubbie General Intramural Basketball, II Dramatic Club, III Leaders' Class Referee, III, Heiskelite Statt, Hoo-Wair-N-Wat Staff, What A Life -Cast IV IV IV , IV WILLIAM M. BRUCE NBHIII General Intramural Basketball, II, III, IV VIRGINIA BURDETT ..Ginny,, General CHARLES WILLIAM BYERS Charlie Academic Science Club, III, IV Hoo-Wair-N-Wat Staff, IV LAURENCE OLIPHANT CAMPBELL usoupu General Track, II Intramural Basketball, II, III What A Lite -Cast, IV EDWARD CARR I lBudl I Technical Baseball, II, III, IV Basketball, III, IV Soccer, III, IV Softball, II, III, IV GOLDIE VIRGINIA BREWER General BURNADETTE L. BROWN Burnie Academic Hoo-Wair-N-Wat Statt, IV Volleyball, III, IV Intramural Sports, III MARGUERITE AMELIA BUCHANAN Margie Academic History Club, II, III, IV Dramatic Club, III, IV WILLIAM L. BUSHEY NBi11ll Comm ercial HELEN V. CAMPBELL Commercial Glee Club, II, III, IV VIRGIL DENNIS CANFIELD lack Commercial PHYLLIS L. CARTY ' 'Pl1il Commercial Glee Club, II, III, IV Tune In -Cast, III Hooray tor Romance -Cast, II Dramatic Club, IV Hoo-Wair-N-Wat Staff, IV Lucky Iade -Cast, IV -9- HAZEL L. CASH Commercial Glee Club, II ROSCOE CEARFOSS ' 'Count' ' Gen eral MARGARET L. CLINE Academic EDWARD W. COCHRAN Eddie Academic French Club, III, IV Aviation Club, III, IV, President, III, IV History Club, III Intramural Sports, IV ALBERT H. COI-I1-515 General French Club, IV MADLYN LORRAINE CRIDER upeteu General Glee Club, II, III, IV GENEVIEVE MAY CROMER ulennyl 1 Commercial IULIA V. CASSEL Academic History Club, III, IV French Club, III, IV Dramatic Club, III, IV Science Club, III Fieldball, II, III, IV Volleyball, II, III Hoo-Wair-N-Wat Staff, IV President-Sophomore Class President-Iunior Class ROGER CHARLES Charlie Technical Track, II, III, IV Softball, II, III, IV BETTY COCHRAN ' 'Shorty Academic History Club, II, III Dramatic Club, III, IV Moonshine and Honeysuckle - Cast, III Cheerleader, IV Hoo-Wair-N-Wat Staff, III IAMES EDWARD COCHRAN lllimll Academic Track Manager, III, IV French Club, III, IV Science Club, II, III, IV, President, Intramural Sports, IV MARGARET REBECCA CRAMER x xBecky1 1 Commercial IAMES SAMUEL CROCKETT uhmu Commercial Basketball, III Softball, II DORIS IRENE CROSS llDotIl Academic Glee Club, II Intramural Basketball, III Leaders' Class, III Dramatic Club, III, IV Moonshine and Honeysuckle - Com., III Hoo-Wair-N-Wat Staff, III I V DERYLE C. CUDDY llcudll Technical Hoo-Wair-N-Wat Staff, III, IV Speedball, III, IV Intramural Soccer, III HELEN LOUREE CUSTER litterbuq Commercial Glee Club, II, III, IV KENNETH RUTLAND DANIELS llliill Academic Football, III, IV Basketball, III, IV French Club, III, IV Glee Club, II JAMES K. DAVIS Illimll Academic MARSHALL C. DEHART De Hartel Technical Softball, II, III, IV Football, III, IV ROBERT DIETERICH uBoblr Technical Softball, II, III, IV WARREN DOFFLEMYER ' 'Drake' ' General Soccer, II, III, IV Basketball, III, IV Baseball, II, III, IV Hoo-Wair-N-Wat Staff, IV, Sports Editor, IV Quill and Scroll, IV RESEELL EDWARD CULLISON u T eclmical Softball, II, III, IV IANE A. DALEY Commercial Glee Club, II, III, IV CONSUELO L. DAVIS Connie Academic History Club, III Dramatic Club, III, IV Heiskelite Stall, IV Tish -Com., IV What A Life -Com., IV Hoo-Wair-N-Wat Stall, IV DONALD DARKIS I lDonl I Technical Softball, II, III, IV ANN IEANNETTE DICK Dick Academic Dramatic Club, III, IV Volleyball, II, III, IV Hoo-Wair-N-Wat Staff, III, IV Science Club, III All High School Night, III Intramural Sports, III JOHN A. DOARNBERGER Iohnny Cheerleader, II, III Dramatic Club, III Moonshine and Honeysuckle - Cast, III ROBERT DOUB uBobll General Band, II Orchestra, III, IV MARY LOUISE DOWNS llUpsll Comm erci al Touchdown Pass, II Double Circle, III, IV Heiskelite Staff, IV What A Lite --Com., IV MARY ELIZABETH DUNN ' 'Betty' ' Academic Dramatic Club, III, IV Glee Club, II, III, IV Hoo-Wair-N-Wat Staff, IV Moonshine and Honeysuckle - Cast, III ulitterbug Lunatics of 194O - Cast, IV Tish -Com., IV IOSEPH ECKER uloen General Orchestra, III, IV Camera Club, IV DORIS L. ECKSTINE 1-Eckyu Gen eral Volleyball, II CAMERON ELGIN I lskipll Technical IOHN E. ELIAS Hank Technical Softball, II, III, IV FERN EVELYN ERICKSON Academic DORIS M. DUBEL uDarCyn General MAUDE LUCRETIA ECCARD Maudie Commercial Double Circle, III, IV Heiskelite Staff, IV IULIA PAULA ECKER ' 'Iulie' ' Commercial Double Circle, IV CARROLL EICHELBERGER ulkeu Technical LEDA M. ELGIN Commercial KATHERINE EPPLEMAN t.Eppie,, Academic Hoo-Wair-N-Wat Staff, II IV Volleyball, III JOHN WILLIAM ERNST Ir uMikelr Academic Camera Club, Il 1 GILBERT I. EVERLINE llBusll lllrll Technical Dramatic Club, III, IV Softball, II, III What A Life -Cast, IV CORNELIUS A. EYLER llGusll Technical Glee Club, II, III, IV Aviation Club, IV 'What A Lite -Cast, IV IRVIN C. FARDULIS ' 'Fuzz' ' Technical Stamp Club, IV Aviation Club, IV Hoo-Wair-N-Wat Staff, II IAYNE FERNSNER alan., Commercial Double Circle, IV JOSEPH C. FINFROCK llloell Gen eral Football Manager, IV, Assistant Manager, III CHARLOTTE FISHER Commercial Glee Club, II, III, IV Double Circle, IV R. KENNETH FLEAGLE uspunku General Dramatic Club, IV Camera Club, IV Orchestra, II, III, IV Band, II. III. IV Baseball, III Tish -Cast, IV BERTHA R. EYLER -'serv' Commercial Double Circle, III, IV DONALD ERDMAN EYLER ..Don,, Commercial ROBERT G. FEIGLEY Moss Technical Soccer, II, III, IV Softball, II, III, IV Intramural Basketball, III C. DONALD FIERY NDonll Academic Football, II, III, IV RHODA M. FINN Commercial History Club, III Double Circle, III, IV Heiskelite Staff, IV Hoo-Wair-N-Wat Staff, IV Quill and Scroll, IV What A Lite -Cast, IV MAC S. FISHER Academic Dramatic Club, III, IV History Club, III Aviation Club, III Archery Club, III, IV Science Club, IV Orchestra, II, III Heiskelite Staff, IV MARILYN MAE FLEAGLE npinkyn Academic Touchdown Pass, II Glee Club, II Camera Club, II French Club, III, IV Dramatic Club, IV Softball, III, IV Intramural Sports, III, IV SAMUEL FOLTZ Sammie' ' General Football, II, III, IV Track, III, IV Softball, II, III, IV CORLISS E. FORKNER NDIOOPYII Commercial STANFORD V. FORSYTHE Smokey Technical RAYMOND ELWOOD FOSTER General MARVIN EUGENE FOUCHE I ack General Basketball, IV Softball, II, III, IV MARY FRITZ ' 'F ritzie General MARGARET GAN TZ ltpegll General Dramatic Club, IV Heiskelite Staff, IV Glee Club, II Hoo Walr N-Wat Staff, II, III, IV DORIS FORD Flivver Academic Hoo-Wair-N-Wat Staff, III, IV French Club, III, IV History Club, III, IV Dramatic Club, IV Science Club, II Heiskelite Staff, IV Secretary-Sophomore Class Vice-President-Iunior Class MILDRED G. FORSYTHE I lwinkll Comm ercial 50-yard Dash, II, III Touchdown Pass, II Volleyball, III Basketball, III ANNA BEULAH FORT Alice' ' Academic Glee Club, IV AURELIA FOUCHE Gen eral HAROLD F RAMM ulssyn Academic Soccer, II, III, IV Orchestra, II Track, II. IV Intramural Basketball, II. III Wrestling, III PAUL FRYER Legs Rabbit Basketball, II, III, IV Football, III. IV Baseball, III, IV BERNICE LOUISE GARNS ' 'Bunnie' ' Commercial Double Circle, IV 0 DONALD GARRISON I lDOnl I Gen eral ys' Inlramural Basketball, III, Manager, III Football, III, IV Hoo-Wair-N-Wat Stall, III IEANNE C. GEARHARI' Weasel Commercial Double Circle, IV ELDON R. GLESNER Bess Technical ANNA CATHERINE GOETZ uKenny: 1 Gen eral Dramatic Club, III CARROL GROOMS ' 'Groomsie Technical MILDRED GRUBER I lMi1l I General EARL V. HARMON llAlell Technical IANE LUCILLE GARVIN upudgyll Academic French Club, III, IV Glee Club, II, III, IV CHARLES GEHR Romeo Technical Band, IV Track, III, IV ABRAHAM AARON GOETZ ..Abe,, Academic Orchestra, II French Club, III, IV ROBERT GRANDSTAFF '-Bob General Football, II, III, IV MADELYN GROSSNICKLE Tootie Gen eral EVELYN HAGER I lRedll General FRANCES P. HARMAN Franky General DORIS HARP Dottie General Glee Club, II, IV Dramatic Club, IV HARRIET ALICE HARTER ..HaHy., Academic French Club, III, IV Dramatic Club, III, IV Camera Club, II CATHERINE HARTLEY ..Kate,, General LUGARDA FAYE HAWTHORNE HF-aye,, Commercial Double Circle, IV Hoo-Wair-N-Wat Stall, IV OSBORNE C. HELEINE Ozzie Commercial ROSE HENKLEMAN 1 xHinkyf1 General PAULINE V. HILL upollyn Commercial 16- MARCIA HART Petch Academic Camera Club, II Hoo-Wair-N-Wat Staff, II Glee Club, II Fieldball, II, III, Captain, IV Intramural Secretary, III, President, IV Basketball, II, III ' Touchdown Pass, II Softball, III History Club, III, IV Dramatic Club, III, IV Treasurer-Senior Class Heiskelite Staff, IV Science Club, III BETTY B. HARTLE Minerva Academic CHARLES E. HAUSE Butch Technical Football, II Soccer, III, IV Baseball, III, IV Intramural Basketball, III Softball, II, III CHARLES GILBERT HEFLIN General GLENDORA LOUISA HENESEY Glennie Commercial Hoo-Wair-N-Wat Staff, IV Double Circle, IV Heiskelite Staff, IV MAUDE V. HETZER Commerical Glee Club, III Double Circle, III, IV RUTH HOGAN X1Tedll General Glee Club, II Badminton, III RICHARD REYNOLDS HOLMES Academic French Club, III, IV Dramatic Club, IV Heiskelite Staff, IV PAUL MELVIN HORST uPorkyn Technical Baseball, II, III, IV THELMA LOUISE HOUSE Mousie' ' Commercial KATHLEEN LOUISE HUFFER ' 'Kate Academic Glee Club, II Dramatic Club, IV Hoo Wair-N-Wat Staff, IV JAMES LISKEY HYDE lllimll Technical Dramatic Club, IV Aviation Club, IV Soccer, II, III ROBERT HYSSON G I lBobl I Gen eral JOSEPH JEFFREY llloell General Treasurer-Sophomore Class Track, II, III Football, IV BETTY J. HORST Commercial HELEN MARIE Hosz Commercial Basketball, II, III, IV Fieldball, II, III, IV Track, II, III, IV Double Circle, III, IV STANFORD L. HOUSE nlrannyn Technical Orchestra, II Softball, III BEATRICE V. HULL uBeall Comm erci al Glee Club, II Double Cirrcle, III, IV MARY MARGARET HYNES usuzyu Academic Glee Club, II, III Dramatic Club, III, IV Math Club, IV Moonshine and Honeysuckle Com., III Tish -Com., IV WILLIAM JACOBS Willie Technical Football, III, IV Speedball, III, IV ETHEL JENKINS Jenks General LILLIAN E. JENKINS Commercial Double Circle, III, IV Heiskelite Statf, IV Quill and Scroll, IV Hoo-Wair-N-Wat Staff, II, IV ANDREW I. IONES llAndyl I Gen eral Football, II, III, IV Track, II, III, IV DELPHINE KAETZEL Dimples Commercial CARL I OSEPH KAUFFMAN Snook Commercial Baseball, II, III, IV MARTHA L. KERNEY uMartyIl Commercial Dramatic Club, III, IV Double Circle, III Headed tor Eden -Cast, III GLADYS KERSHNER llporkyl I General Double Circle, III RUTH IRENE KERSHN ER Rickety-Ruth A cadem i c Dramatic Club, IV History Club, III, IV Tish --Com., IV Hoo-Wair-N-Wat Staff, II, III IAYNE EAKLE IESSEP Nlessell Academic French Club, III, IV IOHN FRANKLIN IUDD, Ir. Skeeter General GEORGE CALVIN KAHL Academic Track, II ,III, IV Camera Club, II, III, IV Science Club, IV Hoo-Wair-N-Wat Staff, IV Heiskelite Staff, IV Aviation Club, III Orchestra, III, IV Band, III, IV Tish -Com., IV All High School Night, III Dramatic Club, IV What A Life -Com., IV ulitterbug Lunatics ot l94O, IV IOSEPH S. KEEFER Ylslugll Technical Aviation Club, IV DORIS KERSHNER Dottie General Glee Club, II, III GLEN C. KERSHNER nRaganll Technical Glee Club, II Dramatic Club, II Chess Club, III Football, III Track, III Aviation Club, IV Hoo-Wair-N-Wat Staff, III ARTHUR H. KIRACOFE iiKarryll Academic Science Club, III WINIFRED E. KIRK Winnie Academic Hoo-Wair-N-Wat Staff, II, III Business Manager, IV Glee Club, II, IV History Club, III Science Club, III, IV Dramatic Club, III, IV Tish -Cast, IV Intramural Sports, III IULIA ANNE KOHLER Academic Glee Club, II Hoo-Wair-N-Wat Staff, II, III, IV Intramural Sports, III Volleyball, III, IV Touchdown Pass, II All Hi h School Ni ht -Cast III Q Q 1 Run and Catch, II DORIS EUGENIA KREGLO llDotll Academic Hoo-Wair-N-Wat Staff, II, III Dramatic Club, III, IV Tish -Corn., IV Intramural Sports, IV Heiskelite Staff, IV Run and Catch, II Touchdown Pass, II All High School Night -Cast, III ESTHER L. LAMBILLOTTE Essie Academic Hoo-Wait-N-Wat Staff, III, IV Advertising Manager, IV Dramatic Club, III, IV Tish -Com., IV Glee Club, II, III Math Club, IV What A Lite -Cast, IV ROBERT L. LILLIARD Skeeter Technical BETTY LEE LONG Academic Glee Club, II, III Dramatic Club, III, IV French Club, III, IV History Club, IV Science Club, III Heiskelite Staff, II, III, IV Hoo-Wair-N-Wat Staff, IV Kee Mar Prize, II Intramural Basketball, II What A Lite -Cast, IV PAUL LONG uGiggiell Technical AGNES LEA KN ODE Bunch General Glee Club, II, III, IV Obstacle Relay, II Run and Catch, II C. GLENN KOON S Uvicll Commercial STANLEY L. KRETSINGER Ir Shadow General Aviation Club, II Orchestra, II, IV Band, II, III Archery Club, III, IV Basketball, III, IV, Assistant Manager, III, Co-Manager, IV Intramural Wrestling Manager III LESTER LEHMAN nllwuffyn General Football, III, IV RICHARD LEE LOGAN Dick Gen eral Intramural Basketball, II Archery Club, III, IV Math Club, IV PAUL A. LONG ' 'Shortie Commercial Soccer, II Softball, II, III, IV Glee Club, II, III HUGH H. LOWERY Lowery Gen eral I IUNE CARMEN LOWERY Prudie General Track, IV Hit Ball, Il Run and Catch, II Glee Club, II, III Softball, II, III, IV Fieldball, III, Manager, IV Intramural Council, IV Hoo-Wair-N-Wat Staff, II, III Basketball, Manager, IV KENNETH MACKLEY ..Ken,, Academic Irvin Wertz Memorial Prize, III IANET MANIOUS General ANNA MANSPEAKER ' 'Annie' ' Gen eral IOHN W. MARTIN, lr. ul. W-ll Academic Glee Club, II, III, IV Dramatic Club, III Science Club, III What A Life -Cast, IV Tune In -Cast, III The Lucky Iade -Cast, IV Heiskelite Staff, IV WINSTON RANDOLPH MASON Din1ples Academic Editor-in-Chief of Heiskelite, IV President-Student Advisory Council, IV President-Senior Class Roger Weagley Memorial Award, III Archery Club, II, III History Club, II, III Aviation Club, III Dramatic Club, III Science Club, III, IV Quill and Scroll, IV Moonshine and Honeysuckle - Com., II LOUISE KATHRYN McABEE nskipu Academic History Club, II Secretary-Sophomore Class -2Qi ROBERT AUGUSTUS LUDWIG llBobll Academic Archery Club, III, IV Aviation Club, III Dramatic Club, III M. VIRGINIA MAGAHA Commercial BORIS MANSH Frenchy' ' General Dramatic Club, III DOROTHY LOUISE MARTIN ..Dot,, Comm ercial Glee Club, II, III, IV What A Life -Cast, IV WILBUR HARRY MARTIN Martini Academic Glee Club, III, IV Science Club, III, IV Tune In --Cast, III The Lucky Iade -Cast, IV BETTY PHYLI.IS MATEER ' 'Bets General Glee Club, II, III, IV Dramatic Club, IV Tune ln -Cast, III RICHARD D. MCNEAL Mickey Technical EVELYN MELLOTT Academic DONALD MILLER uouackn Technical Speedball, II, III, IV Intramural Soccer, II, III MAX MILLER Academic History Club, IV GAIL MON GAN Tommy Technical I EAN MORNING STAR ' 'Snookums' ' General Double Circle, III Glee Club, II, III PAUL MOULDEN ' 'Mouldie-boy' ' General Orchestra, II Intramural Basketball, III, IV FREDERIC WILLIAM MOYER llFredll Academic Glee Club, II French Club, III, IV PAUL EUGENE METZ I iBuzzy1 1 General Baseball, III, IV MARGARET EILEEN MILLER Margie General Glee Club, II, III Dramatic Club, III, IV Camera Club, III Dixie Belle Show Boat Revue - Cast, II Hooray for Romance -Cast, III Headed for Eden -Com., III Moonshine and I'Ioneysuckle - Com., III ulitterbug Lunatics ot l94O, IV Heiskelite Staff, IV What A Lite -Com., IV PAULINE MILLER I I General NORMAN EDWARD MORIN Normie' ' Gen eral Basketball, II, III, IV Softball, II, III WILLIMA H. MORROW llHamll Technical Speedball, II, III, IV Aviation Club, IV Intramural Soccer, III IRA MCKINLEY MOWEN Mickey General PIATRICIA MULLENDORE I I at! I General Glee Club, II, III, IV Dramatic Club, III -21 RICHARD MULLENIX Louis the Russian General Speedball, II GERALD LEE MYERS Slick Technical Vice-President-Student Advisory Council, III PAUL V. MYERS Shorty Commercial CATHERINE NORRIS 1xKatell Commercial Dramatic Club, IV Softball, II, III Fieldball, II LINWOOD ELDEN ORANGE uLi-ndyll Academic Track, II, III, IV Dramatic Club, III, IV Aviation Club, IV Tish -Cast, IV Moonshine and Honeysuckle - Cast, III MARY C. OSBORNE HI-Iunll Commercial Glee Club, 11, III HAROLD PALMER llslinlllillleepll Te clinical Intramural Soccer, II, III Speedball, II, III, IV IEANNE ELEANOR MURRAY Commercial Double Circle, IV Dramatic Club, III, IV What A Lite -Com., IV MORRIS G. MYERS I lliml I Commercial MARY MANOLINE NICHOLS 1 I Commercial Dramatic Club, IV What A Life -Cast, IV LORRAIN E OGDEN uRainyll Gen eral AMELIA IANE ORRICK llAmyll Academic Archery Club, II, III Fieldball, III, IV Basketball, III Track, III IANE REBECCA PALMER ..Becky., Academic Orchestra, II, III, IV Intramural Basketball, III, IV. EUGENE C. PAULSGROVE uleepll Technical Glee Club, II, III Intramural Basketball, IV MAUDE I. PERROTT Commercial DORIS LOUISE PITTENGER upouyn Gen eral KENNETH H. PLUMMER I lKenl I General Camera Club, II, IV Aviation Club, III, IV History Club, IV Hoo-Wair-N-Wat Staff, IV IEAN IONE POFFENBERGER Academic Glee Club, II, III, IV ARTHUR L. POOLE, Ir. Pooley Technical I OHN EDWARD POTTER ' 'Iohnnie' ' Gen eral Track, II, III RENO S. POWELL npalu General Football, II, III, IV Basketball, II, III, IV Baseball, II, III Track, II, III, I Robert Wagner Memorial Medal, IUANITA LUWEEN PIERCE Nita General ELIZABETH ANN PLACK Plackie Academic Glee Club, II Fieldball, II, III, IV Intramural Basketball, Manage Touchdown Pass, II Volleyball, III History Club, III, IV French Club, III, IV Hoo-Wair-N-Wat Staff, II, III, IV, Feature Editor, IV Dramatic Club, III, IV Heiskelite Staff, IV Quill and Scroll, III, IV Tish -Cast, IV GLORIA L. POFFENBERGER Boots General Orchestra, II, III SIDNEY POLLACK I lsidl I Academic Science Club, II Soccer, II Track, II Heiskelite Staff, IV WILLIAM G. PORTER xieearyll Academic Science Club, IV Camera Club, IV Glee Club, II, III, IV Tune In -Cast, III The Lucky lads -Cast, IV Heiskelite Staff, IV AGNES M. POWELL I IAPPISI I Commercial LORRAINE H. PRICE ' 'Rainie Commercial V -23 IOSEPH A. RASKIN uloeu Academic Orchestra, II, III Band, II 'Iitterbug Lunatics of l94O, IV CARROLL MELVIN REED Academic Football, II Glee Club, II, III, IV Hooray for Romance -Cast, II Tune In -Cast, III The Lucky Jade -Cast, IV Heiskelite Staff, IV 'litterbug Lunatics of l94O, IV WILDA VIRGINIA REED Bobbie General ALTA M. REPP Commercial JACK RIDENOUR General Softball, II VERA G. RIDENOUR ' 'Blinky General Fieldball, III Run and Catch, II LAUREN MELVYN RIDGE Monkey Technical Intramural Soccer, II Speedball, III VIVIAN KATHELEEN REDMOND llvivlf Academic Dramatic Club, IV Intramural Basketball, III Hoo-Wair-N-Wat Staff, IV EUGENE REED nl-eepu General What A Life -Cast, IV IOSEPHINE ELIZABETH REICHARD NJOII Academic Glee Club, II, III Hoo-Wai!-N-Wat Staff, II, III, IV IAMES M. RICE, Ir. lllimll Commercial Glee Club, II, III, IV PEGGY C. RIDENOUR General Fieldball, II, III, IV Track, II, III PEARL R. RIDER uxsammyll Academic Glee Club, II Hoo-Wair-N-Wat Staff, III, IV Ping Pong, Manager, III Dramatic Club, IV Heiskelite Staff, IV All High School Night, III Intramural Sports, IV CHARLES RIN GER Lochenvar Technical Track, III Speedball, III RICHARD DANIELS RITTER -'Dicw' Academic Aviation Club, II, III, IV VIVIAN LORRAINE ROBINSON Rainey Academic French Club, III, IV ANN ROGERS Shorty' ' General Glee Club, II, III, IV Dramatic Club, IV LORRAINE E. ROTTLER Rainie Commercial Glee Club, II, III Double Circle, III, IV Dramatic Club, IV Hoo-Wait-N-Wat Staff, IV PAUL L. RUDISILL uRudyll T ecbnical Speedball, II IUNIOR A. RUSSELL Shorty Technical Intramural Soccer, II Speedball, IV DOROTHY LOUISE RUTHRAUFF I lDOtl I Comm ercial M. KATHRYN ROBERTSON Kate General Glee Club, II, III, IV Hoo-Wait-N-Wat Staff, II, III IV Dramatic Club, III, IV Moonshine and Honeysuckle Com., III Tish -Cast, IV WILLIAM Roi: Bill General Glee Club, II, 111, IV WARREN N. ROTH Academic Orchestra, II, III, IV GLENDORIS ROUTZAHN I lG1enl I Academic ' Glee Club, II, III Hoo-Wair-N-Wat Staff, Advertising Manager, IV Dramatic Club, III, IV Tish -Com., IV Math Club, IV What A Life -Cast, IV IAMES SIDNEY RUSSELL ulimf, Academic History Club, II, III Football, II, III, IV Basketball, II, III What A Lite -Cast, IV LOIS F. RUSSELL Academic Hoo-Wair-N-Wat Staff, II, III French Club, III, IV Dramatic Club, III Glee Club, II What A Life -Cast, IV VIRGINIA RUTH Ginnie General Run and Catch, II Basketball, II Archery Club, II, III, IV Dramatic Club, II, III, IV Volleyball, II Obstacle Relay, II ulitterbug Lunatics ot 1940, Leaders' Class, III IOHN SANIEAN Academic RUTH GERALDINE SCHAFER ulerryn Academic Dramatic Club, III, IV Glee Club, II Hoo.-Wait-N-Wat Staff, II, III, IV Assistant Feature Editor, IV History Club, IV French Club, III, IV Quill and Scroll, IV Heiskelite Staff, IV 'Moonshine and Honeysuckle - Cast, III What A Lite -Cast, IV HAROLD R. SCHLEIGH llBitlerll Technical Sottball, II, III, IV Soccer, II, III BETTIE ROSALIE SHADRACH Academic Glee Club, II History Club, III, IV Quill and Scroll, IV Hoo-Wair-N-Wat Statt, IV DORCAS LILLIAN SHANK General ZOE ELIZABETH SHANNON Zosephine A cademi c French Club, III, IV Dramatin Club, III, IV Glee Club, II Hoo-Wair-N-Wat Statt, III, IV HARLAN S. SHIFLER Academic, MARY SARIKAS Commercial IEAN GEETING SCHELLER Academic Hoo-Wair-N-Wat Staff, IV Hesikelite Staff, IV History Club, III, IV Glee Club, II, III Dramatic Club, III, IV Science Club, III French Club, III, IV Intramural Basketball, II IANE C. SEASE Commercial EDWARD F. SHAFFER, Ir. llNedll Academic History Club, II, III, IV Band, II, III, IV Glee Club, II, III Track, III, IV ulitterbug Lunatics ot 194O, IV Vice-President-Sophomore Class Intramural Basketball, II, III, IV Heiskelite Staff, IV GLENN HARDING SHANK IIDOCII Academic GEORGE SHANTZ, Ir. Snufty Technical Softball, II, III, IV Intramural Soccer, II, III MARGARET P. SHIFLER ..Marg,, Comm ercial CHARLES T. SHIFLER Academic HOPE SHOWE ' 'Scottie' ' General BELVA MAE SHRADER ' 'Noisey' ' Comm erci al Glee Club, II Double Circle, III, IV ELAINE SHULL Commercial Double Circle, III, IV RUSSELL K. SITES, Ir. uRustyn Technical Softball, II, III, IV Intramural Soccer, II, III Intramural Basketball, IV DORIS ROSE SMITH ' 'Flaxie General CHARLES IRVIN SMITH Academic CSRA LOUISE SHILLING KI isll Commercial Double Circle, III, IV IANE PHYLLIS SHOWE Academic Glee Club, II Science Club, III Archery Club, II, III, IV Basketball, II, III Fieldball, II, III Hoo-Wair-N-Wat Staff, II BRUCE SHUE Technical Football, IV Speedball, II, III, IV Intramural Soccer, II Intramural Basketball, IV LLOYD R. SHUMATE Hillbilly Technical VIRGINIA LEE SLICK uGinnyll Commercial Fieldball, Assistant Manager III HAROLD C. SMITH Scrap Iron Technical ISADORE IACK SMITH llNiplI Academic IAMES L. SMITH x I Technical Track, II ALICE FLORETTA SNOOK uFetsyll Commercial Double Circle, III, IV IACK R. SOCKS Ex-champ Technical Softball, II, III, IV Soccer, III RUSSELL LEON SPESSARD, Ir. Academic Glee Club, II Football, III, IV PHILIP B. SPIELMAN .Thpu Academic Orchestra, II, III, President, IV Hoo-Wair-N-Wat Staff, III, IV Sports Editor, IV Business Manager of Heiskelite, IV French Club, III Quill and Scroll, III, IV What A Life -Cast, IV Valedictorian, IV FRED I . SPRECHER Hired! I Academic Band, II, III, IV ALBERT W. STARLIPER Pete Technical 28- LEWIS T. SMITH Commercial I ANICE ELAINE SNYDER ulanu Academic Hoo-Wai:-N-Wat Staff, II, III, IV Glee Club, II Dramatic Club, IV Heiskelite Staff, IV NAOMI M. SPAID General ALICE KATHRYN SPIELMAN Katie' ' Comm erci al Glee Club, II Double Circle, III PEARL E. SPIGLER ' 'Persis' ' Commercial MARY SPRECHER Comm erci al ALICE VIRGINIA STEWART ustewlf Academic Touchdown Pass, II Dramatic Club, III, IV Hoo-Wair-N-Wat Staff, IAURA IANE STICKELL Academic Glee Club, II Fieldball, II, III, IV Basketball, II, III French Club, III, IV Hoo-Wair-N-Wat Staff, Il, III, IV MILDRED H. STOCKSLAGER Middie Academic Glee Club, II, III Science Club, III Hoo-Wair-N-Wat Staff, III, IV Quill and Scroll, III, IV Touchdown Pass, II HILDA LUELLA STONER 1 1 Commercial Camera Club, II KENNETH M. STOTTLEMYER unxennyll Technical Intramural Soccer, II CHARLES R. SULLIVAN llpapll Commercial MARGARET SUMMERS I lMagll Commercial Double Circle, III, IV IACOB B. SWARTZ nlacklr Technical Speedball, II, III, IV Intramural Soccer, II, III Intramural Basketball, IV RICHARD LEON STINE llDickll Academic Glee Club, II, III ANNA VIRGINIA STONEBRAKER Academic Hoo-Wair-N-Wat Staff, III, IV Heiskelite Staff, IV Dramatic Club, III, IV What A Life -Com., IV CHARLES EDGAR STOTTLEMYER General Football, II, III, IV ELLEN VIRGINIA STOUFFER Academic Glee Club, II, III, IV, Accompanist, II, III Hoo-Wair-N-Wat Staff, III, IV, News Editor, IV Orchestra, II, III, Assistant Accompanist Quill and Scroll, III, IV WILBUR L. SULLIVAN Commercial ANNABELLE SUNDERLAND ' 'Belle A cadem ic Dramatic Club, III Hoo-Wair-N-Wat Staff, III IVAN L. TAGG Tacko Gen eral Football, II, III Track, II, III Glee Club, II -29 PALMER I . TAYLOR Whitey Technical Intramural Soccer, II Baseball, II, III, IV Speedball, II, III, IV Intramural Basketball, IV JACK L. THURMOND xlchamplf Technical Track, II IUANITA JOYCE TROVINGER Tootsie' ' Commercial Double Circle, IV Glee Club, II, III, IV MARY ELIZABETH TROUPE Mary Bet Academic French Club, III, IV Quill and Scroll, III, IV Glee Club, II, III, IV Hoo-Wair-N-Wat Staff, III, IV, Editor-in-cheit, IV Kee Mar Alumnae Prize, III Salutatorian, IV WILLIAM VIRTS I XBi11l I General IULIA LOIS WALKER Skeeter General Glee Club, II, III MARY F. WAUGH I I General ROGER C. THOMAS ' 'Tommy' ' General PRESTON W. THURSTON uzeken Technical Speedball, II, III, IV RICHARD TROVINGER Dick Technical Soccer, III, IV Speedball, II, III, IV Intramural Basketball, IV, Captain, IV IUNIA L. VERDIER ulunen Commercial Double Circle, III IOHN ROBERT WAGNER, lr uBobll nwagu Academic Archery Club, III, IV Intramural Basketball, II, III, Secretary, III, Manager, IV RICHARD G. WANTZ xxDickll Academic Camera Club, II, III Heiskelite Staff, III, IV Science Club, IV Dramatic Club, IV 'I'ish -Com., IV ETHEL B. WEAVER Tootie Commercial Glee Club, II, III, IV LEONARD E. WEAVER ' 'Chalky Technical Softball, II MILTON E. WELLER llToaIll Commercial JAMES WIEBEL Ilwell Technical Aviation Club, IV Speedball, III, IV Intramural Soccer, III MARGARET M. WILLIAMSON Margie Comm ercial CHARLES IRVIN WINGERT, Ir. Charlie Lefty General Baseball, II, III, IV Speedball, II, III, IV IANE MARIE WOLF Academic Glee Club, II, III Softball, II Science Club, IV DOROTHY ELAINE WOLFE uDotu Academic Glee Club, III, IV MARIE E. WEBBER l lRedl I Commercial Double Circle, III, IV Dramatic Club, IV Hoo-Wair-N-Wat Staff, IV DORIS WELLIN GER ..Dot,, Commercial Glee Club, II, III, IV Double Circle, IV MARIORIE WILLARD lxMarjeIl Academic Softball, III Fieldball, III, IV Basketball, III, IV Track, III RUTH LOUISE WILLIS Weezie Academic Hoo-Wair-N-Wat Stall, III, IV, Assistant News Editor, IV 'lTish -Cast, IV French Club, III, IV Dramatic Club, III, IV Quill and Scroll, III, IV Glee Club, II, III, IV ROSA MAE WIRE ' 'Rosie A ca dem i c LEE H. WOLF ' 'Skipper Technical MARY LOUISE WOLFE Weezie General Glee Club, III, IV THOMAS W. WOLFE I IlTomll . Academic PAUL A. Wou-'ENSBERGER Camlfra Cluclgi E, Andy . t I I Dralrleljtlz Clab, IV Teclmcal Tish -Com., IV Hoo-Wair-N-Wat Staff, II, III, IV PETER C. WOLFF RICHARD H. WOLFINGER Pete Dick Academic General Science Club, IV Camera Club, IV Football, II, III MARY MARTHA YEAKLE i iFishl I OWEN EUGENE WYANT Academic Gene Glee Club, II General History Club, II, III Dramatic Club, III Hoo-Wair-N-Wat Staff, IV Circulation Manager, IV Hooray for Romance -Cast, II ELIZABETH I EAN ZITZMAN I IB I FRANCES 1. YQUNKER Ac,,d,.,,,,,C General Glee Club, II, III Dramatic Club, III, IV Hoo-Wair-N-Wat Staff, IV Touchdown Pass, II 'Dae HFllfkEl1.f6 1 94 0 - 32 .. E QWUNMDHR GEHEASS f..-Ci.. UNIOR CLASS Andrew Schnebly Harold Hart Delores Werking Agnes Carnochan President Vice-President Secretory Treasurer 0 History Another school year has come to a close and we are at the threshold of senior- ity. When we entered Hagerstown High School two years ago as sophomores, our aim was to achieve a creditable record both in scholastic honors and extra- curricular contributions. The class feels that it has made outstanding strides toward its objective. The scholastic progress of the group will be confirmed by a glance at the credits it has made. The extra-curricular work is very evident by the class representation in the glee club production of last year, Tune ln, and in this year's production The Lucky Jade. A view of the band, clad in its outstanding maroon and gray uniforms, would show a remarkable number of juniors. Many talented individuals of this class gave a good performance in the ulitterbug Lunatics of l94O. Our class has well upheld the glorious tradition of the school by its splendid participation in social and athletic activities of the year. It is with some feeling of regret that we surrended the title of luniors. However, we realize that we must forge ahead and be even better as seniors that we have been as juniors. We challenge our successors not only to uphold our aims directed at greater scholastic and extra-curricular activities, but also to raise the glorious standards of the junior class to enviable heights never before attained. The Heirleelite 1 94 0 1341 ,, U if 6 X url - 4 -fr -f 6-f.L..1 .. Row l-C. Shitlet, M. Yeakle, A. Triesler, A. I. Sowers, I. Hornbaker, H. Gr r',?. Gretner V. Bostetter, B. Ramsburg, H. Downey, B. I. Smith, A. I. Morgan, I. Snyder, G. Miller. Row ll-L, Smith, M. Long, C. Cornwell, R. Startzman, C. Slick, M. Rudy, B. Mowen, G. Murray, A. Nagy, I. Small- wood, M. Martin, E. Powell, B. Rohrer, I. Wachtel. Row Ill-M. Ruth, W. McClain, E. Shultz, A. Reynolds, Z. Ridge, T. Schildknecht, I. Paden, H. Martin, R. Martin, A. Haddock, S. Summers, D. Cottman. Row IV-R. Williams, W. Brewbaker, D. Palmer, C. Keedy, W. Schindel, R. Diehl, R. Wallace, l. Baker, I. Porter- tield, I. Daniels. Row V-I. Hardy, R. Stone, R. Huyett, H. Yeager, R. Leiter, T. Kaylor, W. Stultz, W. Johnson, T. Gilleland. Row VI-F. Fahrney, I. Einbinder, T. Ienkins, E. Zeigler, H. Yates, A. Payne, I. Bitner, R. Smith, H. English. Row l-l. Lowry, A. L. Mobley, B. Weiner, A. Carnochan, S. McCoy, E. Rossman, F. Haney, D. Frey, M. I. Ridenour, E. Seal, G. Shrader, I. Miller, I. Hilton, G. Kershner. Row ll-I. Troupe, M. H. Startzman, F. Garonzik, L. Titlow, B. Spickler, C. Price, B. Sine, D. R. Boyd, A. C. Beard, S. Spector, E. Polack, P. Reisner. Row lll-A. Weber, A. M. Good, A. Niel, E. Minnich, I. Herman, I. Plummer, H. Ditmer, H. Reid, B. Murray, D. Mauck, I. Day, D. Hajek. Row IV-L. Myers, C. Cover, W. Keeier, R. Crimmel, ff. Hovis, E. Reese, E. Hawthorne, H. Cuddy, H. Scadden, N. Pickering, I. Powles, E. Marlowe. Row V-H. Bates, A. Binkley, B. Cottingham, B. Russell, T. McCain, N. Henson, L. Scott, H. Hart, E. Rowland, B. Bohman. Row VI-B. Moore, I. Carbaugh, R. Hollinger, I. Hoover, I. Denniston, D. Plank, S. Bradford, T. Pappas, B. Norment, l. Coulter, D. Stoner, W. Wolfkill, E. Brown, B. Johnson, H. Powers, K. Reese, M. Boward, A. Schnebley. Row I-P. Sweigert, E. Kaylor, B. Hollinger, C. Conrad, L. Fiery, M. Hollinger, M. I. White, G. Woltensburger, A. Wiles, R. Souders, G. Schuster, S. Lias, K. Kuhn. Row II-I. Wolf, M. Weaver, D. Werking, D. Springer, L. Stoutter, I. Alters, R. Sweigert, A. Gruber, L Fishack, E. Stull, B. Mullendore, F. Barns, B. Cunningham. Row III-M. C. Daugherty, E. Harman, H. Crist, A. Decker, L. Watts, R. Key, S. I. Binkley, I. Green, M. Yonkers, l. Eavey, B. Drawbaugh, B. Black. Row IV-C. E. Herbert, M. H. Stonebraker, C. Zimmerman, C. Sheldon, I. Stocksdale, l. Remsburg, L L. Baker, C. Miller, S. Reynolds, S. Grove, V. Clem, T. B. Brooks. Row V-V. Alter, P. Dawson, W. Fox, C. Koontz, M. Morrow, E. Smith, D. Wolford, B. Miller, D. Morin, R. Powers, W. McGinley. Row VI-D. Dailey, O. Dennis, H. Myers, R. Keplinger, S. Hankey, I. Smith, I. Einbinder, R. Grab. Row I-V. Henry, P. Hartle, V. Sweeney, M. Stoneburner, M. Gibney, B. L. Hoffman, P. Miller, E. Potter, I. Mayhugh, L. Horn, C. Hamburgh, G. Needy, V. Baker. Row II-R. Parks, H. Swope, S. Brenner, E. Barger, V. Andrews, P. Day, M. E. Iones, B. Rouzee, M. Ryerson, R. Miller, V. Wills. Row III-L. Martin, S. Wilson, A. Gossard, I. Shockey, G. Ruth, I. Kibler, R. Triesler, G. Callas, I. McCune, G. F leagle. Row IV-C. Ruthrautt, P. Lettick, D. Elliott, L. Doub, W. Potter, H. Iettrey, I. Clingan, G. Nye, R. Morris, C. Grooms, M. Harbaugh. 7710 11Q1kkel1'te 1 9 4 0 136- Row Row Row Row Row Row I-I. Hottman, A. Baer, B. Brown, L C hapman, E. Frank, A. Kershner, M. Conner, L. McCoy, C. Martin, M. Lowery, V. Lynn, E. Pottenberger, I. Hull. Il-A. M. Weller, V. Biershing, M. A. Hayes, D. Hess, R. Dieterich, N. Deibert, P. Bragunier, T. Clem, A. Brum- baugh, T. Davis, l. Bussarde, M. 1. Hoffman. III-B. M. Leiter, I. Leonard, B. Rouzee, D. Linebaugh, M. Foltz, E. Lewis, G. Lettick, C. Main, R. Harrison, l. IV-P. Russell, R. McClain, R. Tagg, Strickler, C. Bond. L Harne, L. Hamburg, D. Fryer, P. Cushwa, L Wade, I. Wade, S. Goetz. V-I. Presgrave, D. Miller, M. Swartz, T. Rider, I. Wyant, R. Reese, W. Beard, G. Grimm, P. Dorsey, M. Ritz. Vl-C. Babbington, W. Reed, F. Sch after, W. Sayles, C. Miller, A. Powell, R. Bowers, W. Barber, E. Cauliflower, G. Eckard, C. Summers, L Davis. Row Row Row Row Row Row I-E. Warrenteltz, E. Higgs, V. Eichelberger, L. Locory, L. Stoutter, D. Eliot, L. Moser, R. Hyssong, R. Froehlick, M. Lushbaugh, G. Boward, M. E. Miller. H-M. Gossard, G. Martin, R. Heetn III-W. Cunningham, F. Houpt, R. er, R. Fintrock, A. Baker, R. Stoner, V. Robinson, M. Miller, A. Fleming, D. F rush. Castle, M. Verdier, D. Schlotterbeck, E. Eichelberger, R. Murray, C. Mc- Clelland, D. Beard, V. Barnhart. IV-G. Hamburg, G. Gibney, M. Herbst, D. Garman, K. Bard, R. McNamee, H. Peacher, C. Baer, V. Smith, W. Murnma, F. Stoufter. V-R. Chaney, C. Stockslager, C. Keedy, I. Lehman, L. Burner, G. Free, D. Boyle, C. Uzelac, D. Kalbtlesh, W. McNamee. VI-V. Eyler, L. Gossard, M. Hoover. x 9. mf, 53 --Milf iv -K any .. , ,lj . . ,X 'S an 2' , S f x O .gp we 1- 73 'aviiwxf .lm Kwwkx g was W S x as if si O sw Q 1513! Q, ,Y ,. irq., Lx J, E SQIDlllDHflDllME4DllRIIE5 BRASS Li: SOPHOMORIE CLASS Paul Mattson Robert Grove Betty Crim Murray Baechtel President Vice President Secretary Treasurer O History Another year is past. Another class of frightened newcomers has become a class of jolly juniors. In the course of one year as sophomores we have set a record of which we are proud. In every phase of school activity the sophomore class contributed more than its share of talent. In the production, The Lucky Iade, the Sophomore chorus was a leading factor. In the orchestra, our musicians played an outstanding role. Who aided in filling the depleted squads, and who showed the seniors the best time at All High School Night ? The sophomores did! In all clubs and organizations for which we were eligible, we were splendidly represented, which showed the kind of spirit we had in our class. Our scholastic record has been one of which we are doubly proud. A glance at the Honor Roll and the Distinguished Honor Roll will be sufficient proof of the statement. For the first time in the history of the Heiskelite, there were members of the sophomore class on the staff. Truthfully, the class is proud to be so well repre- sented in a senior publication. This is our last chance to extend our congratulations to our upper classmen. We thank you, seniors, for your fine contributions to school life. In the future, we shall strive to uphold the fine record you have established. The true Hagerstown High School spirit is imbued in the class of '42, and we firmly resolve to accomplish much not only for the good of the class, but also for the good of the entire school. We are proud of our past achievements, and we are anxiously awaiting to improve our record in the future. The Heirleelite 1 9 4 0 -40- 1 l l Row Row Row Row Row Row Row I--B. Townshend, I. Lehman, H. Stoutter, F. Muhl, E. Cushen, P. Couchman, B. Wiebel, I. Manious, l. House B. Kegris, B. Pottenberger, A. Bell, M. Baechtel, l. Moats, D. Stoner. H-A. Marguies, D. Osborne, V. Smith, L. Smith, B. Woltkill, E. Koliopulos, E. Prather, N. Parks, A. Sowers D. Madden, A. Lyon, B. Wolfe, D. Humrichouse. lll-M. Price, M. Hess, D. Wolfe, A. Lillard, D. Newman, G. Gerber, D. Dodd, B. Fultz, P. Geary, I. Sowter W. Rind. IV-H. Rambo, E. Lowry, T. Rhinehart, I. Deibert, M. Bishop, E. Stonebraker, P. Ziegler, H. Fore, R. Lynne, C Danzer. V-W. Myers, D. Emmert, D. Cottingham, R. Dutton, L. Beyard, I. Mullendore, W. Lightner, P. Mattson, R. Shitler R. Grove, B. Conrad. VI-C. Kline, G. Sowter, D. Dusenberry, R. Buterbaugh, W. Howard, I. Martin, I. Sommer, R. Stickell, C. Guth VII-P. Brewer, R. Iones, P. Hart, I. Love, R. Funk, I. Grossman, L. Harbaugh. Row Row Row Row Row Row Row I-M. Over, R. Chambers, M. Barnes, L. Barber, P. Baker, B. L. Miller, D. Lewis, V. Reeder, G. Tagg, I. Dicken M. Entler, M. I. Calhoun, L. Whiteman, G. Henkelman, N. Cunningham. II-P. Payette, P. Lightner, K. McClelland, F. Robucci, D. Bowers, B. Byers, B. Cleland, V. Castle, D. Stoner I. Lewis, P. Hess, G. French, R. Cross, B. Stahl. III-B. Potts, F. Stottlemyer, R. Beaver, P. Miller, P. Schindel, E. Twytord, H. White, A. Stottlemyer, M. Martin G. Spessard, P. Groh. IV-G. Quick, R. Carpenter, R. Ridenour, B. Godlove, D. Carr, H. Sprecher, H. Gladhill, N. Harbaugh, O. Bush, R. Lushbaugh, I. Railing. V-D. Trovinger, H. Young, R. Roulette, F. Herman, L. Johnston, E. Whitmore, E. Liqhtner, R. Baker, E. Ditto, R. Forkner. VI-R. Crawford, S. Murray, K. Carbaugh, T. Bradford, B. Dutton, I. Brenner, C. Brunner. VII-R. Lovell, H. Liggon, F. Knapp, I. Schlosser, E. Bachtell, R. Bachtell, l. Harshman, R. Ballentine. Row I-V. Custer, M. Callendrelle, H. DeHart, R. Oberholzer, G. Brumbaugh, P. Doub, N. Fleagle, I. English, E. Hartley I. Metcalf, E. Barr, U. Alger, H. Beard, B. Crimm, E. Gordon. Row II-C. Houser, B. Barnes, G. Powell, R. Crosswhite, G. DiFabbis, L. Callendrelle, H. Eiler, M. Boward, C. Bow man, E. Keller, G. Martin, L. Ebersole, I. Grimm, L. Myers, I. Anthony. Row III-B. Martz, H. Drenner, D. Everhart, B. Carpenter, C. Gruber, M. Kitzmiller, M. Brewer, C. Cooper, E. De Lauder, D. DeLauder, E. Anthony, I. Benner. Row IV-M. Kendall, D. Evans, C. Durham, I. Clark, P. Clem, I. Deeds, D. Ebersole, C. Martin, V. Rockwell, D. Marker Row V-H. Reese, C. Mullenix, R. Marsh, I. Obitts, H. Barnhart, I. Forney, H. Klipp, R. Showalter, H. Grove, R. Allen G. Snyder. Row VI-L. Faith, G. Pecldicord, A. Irving, E. Browning, W. Main, H. Bent, R. Shaw, W. Burger, L. Wolford, R. Lent D. Arnsparger. Row VII-D. Saum, I. Discepoli, A. Hedden, W. Deavers, G. Burkholder, L. Wolfe. Row I-H. Slack, M. Waltrick, E. Yates, H. Shiiler, M. Wagaman, B. Robinson, B. Swope, H. Straub, H. Potfenberger, D. Zittle, B. Smith, H. Smedley, R. Pollack, A. Lewin. Row II-D. Reese, M. Smith, C. Triesler, C. Oaks, L. Smith, D. Ogden, E. Schlosser, D. Reese, L Thompson, B. Snow- den, L. Stine, A. Green, E. Grove, G. Spessard. Row III-E. Shank, D. Fiery, B. Lushbaugh, A. Wilson, C. Snodderly, T. Snodderly, M. Wine, L. Woltfsen, M. Warner, ' L. Martin, T. Line. Row IV-G. Freeze, E. Heckman, M. Crabbs, E. Trovinger, N. Harbaugh, B. Ienkins, M. Kennedy, L. Haupt, M. Mose, R. Baker, G. Eaton, C. Dick. Row V-B. Maugans, B. Noel, M. Zimmerman, K. lohnson, G. Jenkins, M. Ward, B. Grott, E. Kaylor, V. Hutson, N Harbaugh, I. Light. -42- Row Row Row Row Row I-R. Rodgers, B. Sanderson, A. Ridenour, E. Robinson, R. Hynes, l. Miller, M. Palmer, P. Reichert, D. Middle- kauff, l. Pheil, L. Wishard, R. Rideriour, H. Moore, C. McCleary. ll-W. Rouzee, G. Seipler, D. Haun, H. Myers, V. McCauley, B. C. Slayman, V. Reeder, M. Mines, V. Eckard A. McGinley, V. Monninger, M. Kons, V. Mellott. III-A. Lewin, E. Nye, B. Houser, P. Gordon, M. Houser, S. Hixon, C. Hamsher, B. Kaetzel, M. McGinnis, B McCune, L. McAllister. IV-R. Tritch, L. Hayes, N. Smith, H. Sardella, B. Thomas, F. Moore, A Powers, L. Robinson, I. Spielman, R Knode, E. Burgan. V-D. Staley, W. Rouse, R. Tucker, C. Baldoft, W. Stump, L. Wolford. Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row I-R. Trenary, V. Lum, R. Wollard, B. Young, N. South, l. Leather, R. Rodgers, M. Mauck, H. Ridenour, H. Shantz G. Willard, E. May, l. Sharar, A. Smith. II-C. Messner, R. Wilson, G. Obitts, H. McAbee, H. Foster, P. Smith, W. Mentzer, M. Swain, l. Newey, R. Weider' hold, R. McCauley. Ill-R. Sease, S. Younkers, E. Lowe, P. Blondel, P. Sprankle, C. Sterling, W. Shadrach, R. Shank, H. Shatzer M. Weber, R. Potfenberger, R. Ludwig. IV-A. Crilley, W. Fuss, F. Hose, E. Finitt, H. Stover, D. Harshman, W. Karn, F. Hancock, W. Lowry. V-G. Lung, R. Dicken, W. Dietrich, F. Deavers, F. Carbaugh, R. Hollingsworth, l. Forrest, R. Andrews, V. Baker R. Baker. VI-F. DiFabbio, R. Grove, G. Dayholf, R. Stockslager, S. Robertson, P. Gibney, M. Hovis, H. Miller, H. Hoch l. Doarnberger. VII-H. Hoopengardner, S. Kretzer, L. Ford, R. Eyler, l. Lacy, L. Green, W. Wolfe, G. Barkdoll. VIII-D. Deeds, H. Beckley, G. Stottlemyer, l. Knott, D. Kretzer, R. Horning, P. Grove, P. Gerberich, R. Kershner C. Hollinger, F. Kelly. ..43... Q4MllFllHlllIl9lBGlI1flllflES A Wearers of the HH GIRLS BOYS FIELDBALL, FOOTBALL, '40 SOCCER Harne, l. Harbaugh, M. Myers, L. ggfigizlhl Hause, C. Wine, M. Dehart M Carr, E. Hose, M. Shue i3 ' Crawford, G. Rouzee, B. Jones Framm, H. Barr, E. Spesgarcil R- Beard, D. Toms, R. Fryer P Beard, W. Schlosser, B. Danigls 'K Dofflemyer, W Orrick, A. Fahme3Q Clingan, E. Lowery, I. Fiery, D' ' Murray, R. Ruth, M. Garrison, D- Hart, H. Evans, D. Jeffrey I Trovinger, R. Ridenour, P. Grandfstgff R Bowers, B. Plack, B. Stultz W ' ' Eckard, G. Hart, M. Russeil Hankey, S. Stickell, l. Jacobs' B- ' Diseati, D. Powell, R. Foltz, S. Lehman, L, BASKETBALL BASKETBALL, '40 gi?f2,'j1YfI H- Barnhart, v. Willard, M. Ienkins,'T. Elgsiilph Harne, I. Morin 'N' Call'10111'1, Hankgy EYGISIVL- Bachfeli, E. Om' ' BASEBALL, '39 Daniels. K- fifalfbf Harbaugh, M. S adm' B' Carr, E, Russell, I. vxigeivf ' Barnhart, V. F01-10119, M- Hose ' M ' Morris, R. Rouzge Crawford, G. TRACK 39 Hauser, C. Fauffmlgm, C. Martin, G. Nryerb ' Fahrney, F. Entler, M. ye' ' Morris, R. Zittle, D. Ieffrey, I. Barr, E. Hart, H. Leiter, B. Cochran, I. 'Foe Heifkelite 1 940 -44- , Q 1 ,rl 4' U 7 an --..-,--,.,.:...,,,,.. W 4 V MLW .V .LA , A . 1 U , V .-...+.-s.-s . . .,-,.,...,... ,Mn . fini- wi-.. .' - - Row I-F. Fahrney, E. Dehart, B. lacobs, B. Russell, lgfriesffr, A. lones, K. Daniels, 1. leffrey, l. Russell, S. Foltz, . owe . Row II-A. Schnebly, R. Grandstaff, H. Reese, W. Stultz, P. Frygr, C. Stottlemyer, D. Garrison, D. Boyle, 1. Carbaugh, R. Spessar . Row III-Coach Semler, I. Finirock, R. Wagner, L. Lehman, D. Fiery, H. Coberley, T. Jenkins, G. Callas, R. Morris, Assistant Coach Barnhart. Football Hagerstown High, with almost a veteran team, took its place on the gridiron to make a place and a name for itself in the '39 football season. On September 23, our eleven opened the season with a victory from Harpers Ferry by a score of 26-12. The following week our team defeated the Front Royal aggregation by a 6-O score. The season was off with a bang, but spirits fell when Fort Hill sent us back to the lockers with a defeat, the final tally was 21-12. Hopes and actions declined more than ever when our second defeat was reg- isteredg Allegheny won with 12 points to our 7. We then met Charles Town and regained that lost spirit. The game ended with Hagerstown 14, Charles Town 7. Martinsburg, our next opponent, did not register a score while our eleven went over the goal line for 32 points. Handley also swayed under our power, and the fourth period ended with Hand- ley 6, Hagerstown 14. On Armistice Day, Hanover also bowed to our eleven as we piled up a total of 14 points to Hanover's 6. With a fine turnout, high spirits, a fighting team, a splendid band, and a windy day, our eleven entered the contest with the Waynesboro team. Both teams were fighting and both offense and defense were near perfection, but under strain and tough breaks we yielded to Waynesboro. The final score was 8-O. Thus our season ended with three defeats and six victories. Hagerstown's total scoring for the '39 season was 124 points to their opponents' 73. lones captained this team with much success, while Mr. Semler coached the squads. Graduation claimed Fiery, Daniels, l. Russell, Spessard, Fryer, Grand- staff, leffrey, Stottlemyer, Dehart, lacobs, lones, Foltz, Powell, Shue, and Garrison. 'Ure H3llfk6l1'f6 1 9 4 0 Row I-A. Orrick, I. Stickell, D. Evans, M. Hose, M. Hart, M. Willard, L. Myers, R. Toms, B. Schlosser, B. Rouzee. Row II-M. Ridenour, P. Cushwa, I. Harne, I. Lowery, M. Wine, C. Houser, M. Ruth, D. Marker, E. Barr, B. Plack. Coach Gompf. lldicldlloalll The fieldball team made a fine showing until the Boonsboro game when they were defeated 6-8. This defeat caused a triple tie in the county with Boons- boro, Clear Spring, and Hagerstown. The home team drew Clear Spring in the play-off and was defeated by a score of O-3. The games played and the score for each are as follows: Smithsburg 12-2, Hancock 22-O, Clear Spring 10-7, Williamsport 26-5, Boonsboro 6-8, Clear Spring O-3. Graduation will claim six of the regular players, Marcia Hart, Marie Hose, lune Lowery, Amy Orrick, lane Stickell, and Marjory Willard, but since seven sophomores found places for themselves in the line-up we will expect a winning team next year. To Miss Gompf we offer congratulations for her excellent coaching, and wish that she may train many victorious teams in the future. 'Uwe Hezkleelz'te 1 9 4 0 1461 Soccer Soccer enjoyed a fair season this year. The Maroon and Gray team won three games and lost two. Williamsport won the county championship by virtue ot victory in every league game played. For the first time since soccer was organized many years ago on a state wide scale, there were no Shore or State Championships contest conducted by the state. Gordon Crawford, Warren Dofflemyer, Richard Trovinger, Edward Carr, Charles Hause, and Harold Fram were leading players during the past campaign and will be lost by graduation. The schedule follows: Hagerstown Opponents 5 Smithsburg 4 5 Hancock 2 8 Clearspring 4 2 A Williamsport 3 O Boonsboro 4 Row I-I. Clingan, W. Doftlemyer, H. Framm, D. Trovinger, D. Diseati, R. Murray, H. Hart, R. Bowers. Row II-Coach, Stoner, D. Carr, W. Beard, B. Thomas, E. Browning, S. Hankey, M. Harbaugh, D. Beard, C. Baldofi, G. Eckard. 7176 HFllI'kCll.fl? I .9 4 0 Row I-Coach, Semler, M. Fouche, B. Russell, S. Hanlcey, M. Harbaugh, R. Powell, K. Daniels, P. Fryer, V. Barn- hart, E. Bachtell, N. Morin, Coach Barnhart. Row I1-Manager, Scott, T. lenkins, 1. Carbaugh, B. Johnson, B. Moore, D. Leiter, D. Young, F. Fahrney, A. Schneb- ley, R. Bowers, F. Herman, R. Triesler, Manager, S. Kretsinger. Boys' Basketball The Hubs entered the '40 season with very high hopes as four of last year's varsity and plenty of new talent were on hand. For the first game the Maroon and Gray were opposed by Waynesboro. The Hagerstown boys showed plenty of spirit: but in spite of both good offensive and defensive playing, the game was lost by a score of 26-28. During the whole season the same spirit and spunk was shown by the boys. Splendid ball-handling, passing and teamwork were shown and always the oppo- sition could see that flaming spirit of the H. H. S. lads. The spirit of good sports- manship prevailed, and always the rules of playing were observed by the locals and their opponents. The Maroon and Gray quintet enjoyed a fairly successful season winning half of the fourteen games played. They captured third place in the C. V. A. L. team. The most outstanding game was the return game between Waynesboro and Hagerstown in which the Hubs ran away with the game by a score of 37-24. Graduation claims Daniels, Morin, Powell, Morris, Fryer, and Dofflemyer. The schedule was as follows: H H. S. Opponent Opponents H. H. S. Opponent Opponents 26 Waynesboro 28 29 Fort Hill 37 25 Charles Town 23 25 Front Royal 20 16 Front Royal 18 49 Handley 18 22 Charles Town 31 27 St. Iames 7 28 St. Iames 6 25 Martinsburg 37 50 Handley 16 24 Fort Hill 31 37 Waynesboro 24 - -- 23 Martinsburg 24 406 Total 320 Won ................... ...,. ...... 7 Lost ..................... . . . 7 Average points per game .... . . .29 7716 H6llt'k6ll'f6 I 9 4 0 Girlsi Basketball Of the thirteen games on the schedule this year, our team won 7, lost 5, and tied 1. Considering the fact that this was a very difficult schedule for a squad with so many newcomers, the girls did a commendable piece of work throughout the entire season. A new type of defense was worked out-zone guarding-and by next year it should prove very effective. Fortunately nearly all the guards will return next fall. The scores for the season's games were as follows: H. H. S. Opponent Opponents 17 Frederick 12 15 Martinsburg 16 20 Y Varsity 29 10 Smithsburg 10 28 Williamsport 16 31 Hancock 25 31 Smithsburg 16 8 Martinsburg 18 12 Frederick 20 28 Hancock 17 15 Williamsport 7 25 Front Royal 11 17 Y Varsity 45 A large number of the squad will return next year, so this fact gives promise of a very successful season in 1941. Row I-B. Rouzee, B. Swope, M. Hose, M. 1. Calhoun, M. Wine, M, Willard, 1, Harne, I Reedy, Manager, 1. Lowery. Row Il-Coach, Gompf, H. Straub, D. Zittle, M. Entler, L. Horn, L. Myers, C. Martin, B. Leiter, C. Houser, E. Barr, G. Martin. 'Hoe Hc1in'lecl1'te I 9 4 0 -49- ,.-- .. , , H. . , . , .,,.. , Row I-C. McClelland, T. Kaylor, L. Orange, G. Kahl, B. Potter, F. Fahnrey, H. Hart, J. Potter, R. Tagg, G. Eckard. Row ll-Manager, l. Cochran, S. Foltz, H. Yates, G. Martin, E .Cochran, C. Guth, l. Grossman, I. Clingan, R. Mor- ris, Coach Stoner. Track Track and field events got under way with a victory over the alumni. The score stood 53-36 with lake Fahrney and Harold Hart standing out for the Maroon and Gray and Mars and Priest doing well for the old grads. With a small group of some twenty boys, the squad will be forced to the limit to continue a line of victories through a difficult schedule. Morris, Foltz, Orange, and Kahl will be lost by graduation. The following is the schedule of the meets: Alumni University of Md. Scholastics Frostburg Scholastics Washington County Field Meet C. V. A. L. Championships Western Shore Championship 7710 H6IlfkClI'f6 ,Z 9 4 0 -50- Baseball The Hagerstown High School baseball squad started the season with a bang by winning the first game against Williamsport with a score of 7-2. Other games for the season have been booked with teams which will offer tough opposition. The schedule includes Middletown, Brunswick, Fort Hill, University of Mary- land Freshmen, Alumni, and Old Timers. Quite a few varsity players of last year have reported again for the team and plenty of new talent is at hand. With such a line-up, the Maroon and Gray base- ball season promises to be one of the best. . Graduation claims Taylor, Metz, Dofflemyer, Wingert, Hause, Morris, Elias, and Horst. Row I-V. Barnhart, P. Taylor, P. Metz, B. Russel, W. Dofflemyer, S. Coffman, I. Bitner, R. Carr, R. Murray. Row II-Coach, Barnhart, R. Bowers, A. Schnebly, C. Wingert, N. Hause, R. Morris, D. Elias, P. Horst, B. Young, E. Finnif , D. Beard. Row III-Manager, T. Pappas, G. Wagaman, C. Larson, A. Edelman, Assistant Manager, R. Triesler. The Izfezkleelite I 94 0 School Calendar SEPTEMBER 5. First day of school. 30. Party for sophomore girls. OCTOBER 3. Assembly-Armorg H. Waite, lr. With Admiral Byrd at Little America. 23. Assembly-- The Kilties, male quartet. 30. Assembly for seniors-11:00 to 11:30 first of a series of fourteen talks- The Art of Living by Miss Catherine Beachley. NOVEMBER 2. Assembly-Slides and lecture on Egypt-Professor Kendall. 6. Assembly for seniors- Art of Having a Hobby by Mr. Leslie Beard, Sr. 20. Assembly for seniors- Art of Being Economic by Miss Mary Kaylor. 23. Thanksgiving Holiday and football game with Waynesboro. DECEMBER 4. Assembly for seniors The Art of Good Health by Dr. Ralph Beachley, Arlington County Health Dept., Arlington, Va. 19 Senior girls' assembly- Art of a Balanced Emotional Life by Mrs. E. Fox Clinton of the American Red Cross, Washington, D. C. 20. Christmas Dance. 21. Assembly-Christmas Program by Glee Clubs and Orchestra. 22. Dismissed at noon for Christmas Holidays. JANUARY 2. Back to school. 3. Assembly during Home Room Periods. Movie, News In the Air, Mr. Battle. 8. Assembly for Seniors- Art of Conversation and Reflective Thinking by Mrs. I. Kemp Horn. 9. Four hour assembly-- Democracy Has Not Failed by Mr. E. C. Ramsey. 19. Dramatic Club's production, Tish. 25. Assembly- Progress Through Research by Mr. 1. D. Hughes of General Motors Corp., N. Y. 26. Seniors elected class officers. FEBRUARY 5. Dr. Fred G. Halloway, president of Western Maryland College spoke on Art of Being an Educated Person. 13. luniors elected class officers. 7710 Hezkleehte 1 94 0 School Calendar 14. Assembly- Program of Popularized Science Demonstration by Glenn L Morris. 14. Leap Year Dance. 15. Sophomores elected class officers. 19. Assembly for seniors- Art of Winning Friends by Prof. Iohn D. Zentmyer. 21. Assembly- Functions of Democracy by Dr. 1. C. Yoder, Juniata College, Americanism by Dr. H. A. Fesperman, Christ Reformed Church, Hag- erstown, Md. 23. ulitterbug Lunatics of 194O. MARCH 5. Assembly for Seniors- Art of Reading by Mrs. Aline Sowers. 13. School dance, Bunny Hop. 15. Career Day for girls. Assembly. 18. Assembly for seniors- Art of Public Speaking and Improving Your Mem- ory by Mr. Roy Danzer. 29. Glee Club Production- The Lucky 1ade. APRIL 1. April Fool Dance. 5. Assembly for boys-Movies on U. S. Coast Guard. 8. Assembly for seniors- Art of Democratic Living and Being a Good Citi- zen by Mr. Donald Kaylor. 12. All High School Night. 17. Senior Class Play- What A Life. 19. No school. Regional meeting at Hagerstown High School. 24. Principals' meeting at Hagerstown High School. 26. Assembly-Dr. White talked to Chemistry students. 29. Assembly-Movies on Counterfeit and Legitimate Money. MAY 6. Broadcast over WIEI by Glee Club. 9. Assembly by Orchestra and Glee Club. 10. Concert by Miss Crahan. 16. Field Day. 17. Assembly-Fashion show by Miss Simon's 18. Cumberland Valley Track and Field Meet. 29. Band Concert. Home Economic classes. JUNE 2. Sermon for seniors. 4. lunior-Senior Prom. 5. Commencement exercises. 7. End of school year. 7h?fkmhWw 1940 k 59:iffff 'Fifa-i51ixi?3 5:-51 k 51 -ii' 'Q if'3.sxx, 'u W I. f W L L 'ig ,wwf , I A ,,L. sg x sf X ,F 3 Q 'S 'L tw M fi was - k 523555 ? ' s S I 11 42 A 5 Q f ,.. Y, XX X 4 .az gk- '!P551.-a- , ps .v s ', S L. -MJ ,E WF :rng,,,g,,,,1' H 43 A mg 'LL,, . Msg, 1 . . N E A 1 T5 1 'Q 4 2 if Nag 5 N F 3 E GDIIRMEANHIZQLWIFMGDNS ...J-fi:-.-1 Row Row Row Row Row I-N. Harbaugh, H. Drenner, L. Ienkins, E. McElwee, T. Kaylor, R. Mason, E. Prather, L. Schoen, M Bishop V. Sweeney. II-M. Palmer, A. Lewin, D. Werking, K. Plummer, B. Auxt, B. A. Fultz, M. Grossnickle, P. Pittinger S Fiery W. Kirk. III-G. Callas, H. Powers, I. Ecker, D. Bailey, I. Keeler, B. Wagner, L. Myers, T. Bradford, I. Crockett IV-E. Bachtell, L. Burner, B. Allenberg, I. Presgrave. V-H. Hoch, G. Grimm, L. Hoopengarclner, N. Shafer, B. Bruce, E. Reed, D. Emmert, A. Schnebly. Student Advisory Council First Semester Randolph Mason Tom Kaylor ...... Elizabeth Prather . . . Section l-Willaim Bruce, Ned Shatter II-Randolph Mason III-Winnie Kirk, William Allenberg IV-Rhoda Finn, Lillian lenkins V-Doris Bailey, Iulia Ecker Section I -Andrew Schnebly, Harevy Powers II-Tom Kaylor, Edward McElwee III-Lois Fiery, Theda Belle Brooks IV-Gregory Callas, Violet Sweeney OFFICERS Second Semester . . . . .President. . , . . . .Randolph Mason . . . Vice-President. . . .... Edward McElwee . . . . . . .Secretary. . . .. . . . .Linda Schoen SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES Section VI-Doris Pittinger, lames Crockett VII-Betty Auxt VIII-Madeline Grossnickle, Eugene Reed IX-loe Keeler X-Lee Myers. JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES Section VI-Franklin Shaffer, loseph Presgrave VII-Betty Mowen, Grace Murray VIII-Harold Meyers, Delores Werking IX-lane Plummer, Helen Reed V-Gordon Grimm X-Lawson Burner, Charles Burkholder XI-Claude McClelland, Daniel Boyle SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES Section Section I-Elizabeth Prather, Beverly Fultz V-Harvey Gladhill, Edward Bachtell II-David Emmert, Richard Shifler VI-Ruth Crosswhite III-Tom Bradford, Mildred Bishop VII-Herbert Bent, Hilda Drenner VIII-Ray Tucker, Agnes Lewin XI--Margaret Palmer IX-lean Thompson, Mary Warner XII-Herbert Hoopengarclner, Harry Hoch X-Norma Harbaugh, Nelda Harbaugh XIII-Garnett Obitts, lohn Newey IV-Gloria French, Linda Schoen 7790 Ii'13'l?c'l1'tL' Hoo-Wait-N-Wat Staff The Hoo-Wair-N-Wat, our high school newspaper established in 1922, has successfully completed another year under the management of Mary Elizabeth Troupe, editor-in-chief, and Winifred Kirk, business manager. The editorial board consists of the following officers: Ellen Stouiter. . . . .... News Editor Audrey Triesler .....,............. Assistant Louise Willis. . . . . ....... Assistant Martha Yeakle ......... Subscription Manager Beity Plack ........., , . .Feature Editor Mildred Stockslager ..........,..... Assistant Geraldine Schafer .... . . ...4,... Assistant Gladys Abshire. . . Lois Smith ...,..... ..,,...,... C opy Editor Doris Ford ........... fcuculahon Managers Philip Spielman ..... . . .Boys' Sports Editor Glendoris Routzahn. . ,l Warren Dottlemyer. , , ........,... Assistant Esther Lambilotte. . . , , lulia Cassel ........ .... G irls' Sports Editor IAdvertising Managers The faculty advisors were Mrs. S. C. Troupe, Miss Mary Kaylor, Mr. Donald Kaylor, and Miss Leona Foltz. Special staff meetings were held to explain to the reporters the necessity of acquiring a nose for news. An attempt was made to bring about more participation on the part of the students in the publishing of their papers. Several new positions and columns were created. The highlight of the Hoo-Wair-N-Wat calendar was the novel April F oo1's Dance held on April l. Unique decorations and entertainment made this dance one of the most outstanding of the year. Row I-L. Willis, L. Smith, G. Abshire, I. Cassell, D. Ford, F.. Stoutter, W. Kirk, M. E. Troupe, B. Plack, P. Spielman, E. Lambilotte, G. Routzahn, M. Yeakle, l. Hornbaker. Row II-Miss Foltz, Mrs. Troupe, M. Bowman, B. Hartle, G. Schafer, B. Dunn, R. Kershner, G. Henesey, l. Fishack, E. Stull, B. Mullendore, P. Carty, L. Rottler, M. Long, Miss Kaylor, Mr. Kaylor. Row Ill-K. Eppleman, B. Wiener, W. McClain, G. Gerber, L. Hawthorne, E. Hawthorne, V. Barnaby, M. Morrow, B. Drawbaugh, M. Webber, V. Bostetter, A. Carnochan, S. Summers. Row IV-K. Plummer, G. Kahl, A. Haddock, M. Yealcle, R. Startzman, l. Day, D. Osborn, M. Stockslager, l. Reichard, B. Woltkill, L. Fiery, B. Shadrach, A. Gruber, H. Stoufier, R. Bandenburg, C. Byers. Row V-A. Triesler, M. H. Stonebraker, C. Sheldon, E. Smith, D. Humrichouse, K. Hufter, D. L. Newman, l. Stickell, A. I. Dick, l. Baker, l. Plummer, H. Reid, H. Rambo, B. Schindel. Row VI-P. Badrich, T. Kaylor, M. C. Daugherty, R. Finn, S. l. Binkley, R. Key, C. Davis, A. Stonebraker, l. Scheller, B. Long, B. Auxt, l. Kohler, P. Rider, B. Brown, K. Robertson, T. Rhinehart. Row VII-l. L. Baker, C. Miller, T. Wolfe, B. Zitzman, l. Snyder, C. Martin, D. Fryer, G. Miller, Z. Ridge, K. Shitlet, A. C. Good, Z. Shannon, L. lenkins. The Hc11s'lecl1'Ic 1 9 4 0 Row I-L. Ienkins, E. Stouffer, G. Shafer, P. Spielman, B. Plack, M. Stockslager, L. Willis. Row II-B. Schindel, R. Finn, H. English, L. Smith, M. E. Troupe, R. Mason, Advisor, Miss Foltz. Quill and Scroll Society The Quill and Scroll Society, an International Honor Society of High School lournalism, has flourished through a successful and instructive year under the supervision of Miss Leona Foltz. The Quill and Scroll has met once a month in the past year to discuss and to advance its purposes. As well as maintaining its high scholastic rating, the society has become an active organization by encouraging students to learn more about high school journalism. Its program of lectures, discussions, and a trip to the Herald-Mail Publishing Company have been well planned to be of value to a greater number of students. OFFICERS Pre si d en f .,..,.... ............ ............ B e tty Plack Vice -Pre si d en t .... ..... M ildred Stockslager Se cre tary ....... ,....,. P hilip Spielman MEMBERS lane Baker, '40 Warren Dofflemyer, '40 Harold English, '41 Rhoda Finn, '40 Lillian lenkins, '40 Randolph Mason, '40 Betty Plack, '40 Geraldine Schafer, '40 William Schindel, '41 Betty Shadrach, '40 Lois Smith, '41 Philip Spielman, '40 Mildred Stockslager, Ellen Stouffer, '40 Mary E. Troupe, '40 Marsada Yeakle, '41 TIL' .m'Ill'kl'lI'f6 1 J -I 0 -58- Camera Club OFFICERS President ......., ....,.,..... ..,..,... G e orge Kahl Vice-President ..,,, .,.. E lizabeth Koliopulos Secretary ................,.,..............,. Roland Brandenburg Under the supervision ot Miss Rachel Sheetz, the Camera Club has enjoyed one of the most successful years since its origin. Miss Sheetz was very much interested in photography, especially movies. There were many activities throughout the entire year. Contests, movies, color slides, quizzes, and the actual enlarging of photographs provided entertaining programs. Among the outstanding programs of the year were the following: a talk by Mr. Oscar Raup, movies of a trip to Mexico, shown by Miss Sheetz, and a photograph contest. The winners of this contest were: First Prize-George Kahl Second Prize-Rowland Brandenburg Third Prize-George Kahl The Camera Club was responsible for the snapshot section of the Heiskelite. Row I-T. Pappas, G. Callas, E. Lowry, T. Rhinehart, P. Brewer, W. Myers, R. Brandenburg. Row II-K. Plummer, A Verosky, P. Dawson, D. Newrgarg Advisor, Miss Sheetz, E. Koliopulos, l. Ecker, H. Jeffrey, . yers 7110 Hf1fs'k1'l Ile I 9 4 0 -59- Glee Club and Sophomore Chorus These organizations under the direction of Miss Electa Zeigler have again played an im- portant part in the musical program of our school. One of the highlights in its year of entertainment was the annual Christmas program pre- sented with the assistance ot the school orchestra. The annual operetta was given on March 29. This year's production was entitled The Lucky lade. The cast was as follows: Downs ....,.... ..,..,. l . W. Martin Mrs. Courtney. Nancy ........ Jeanne ..... . Liza ........,. Col. Waverly. . Herb .......... Bill .......... Ted .......... John Endicott. Mary Ann .... Fanchon ,..... Mr. Courtney. . . . . . . . . . . .Edward McElwee Horace Fergusom .... . . . Virginia Biershing . ....... Phyllis Carty . . . .Matilda Over . . . . . .Lois Smith . . . ...... Carroll Reed . . . .David Emmert . . . .Wilbur Martin . . . .Donald Plank . . . ..... Earl Rowland . . ,Betty Hollinger . . . . .Louise Willis . . .William Porter Sheriff ............. ....... A1 bert Hedden Temple Priests ..... ..... I oseph Porterfield lack Spielman La-el ........... .,.. D oris Lee Newman Guion ..... ....,.. R alph Tagg 7110 HFllfl?Fll.f8 .1940 Orchestra OFFICERS President ....... ............ .... P h ilip Spielman Vice-President .....,. .... R obert Wallace Secretary- Treasurer. . . .... Albert Hedden Librarian .........................................,. Sam Murray This season the High School Orchestra was organized and directed by Mr. Victor Mar- ietta. The orchestra, as usual, made its greatest number of appearances in school assemblies making outstanding contributions to the success and enjoyment of the Thanksgiving and Christ- mas programs. I The organization gave an interesting broadcast with the High School Glee Club at Christ- mas. On March 29, the orchestra was heard with the glee club in their production of The Lucky lade. Row I-R. Lynne, B. Conrad, P. Mattson, I. Sommer, G. Quick, B. lohnson, I. Stockdale, P. Spielman, P. Doub, B. Stahl, H. Stouffer, l. Palmer, W. Roth, B. Carpenter, I. Wade, W. Myers. Row II-A. Edelman, W. Brewbaker, l. Lehman, K. Carbaugh, A. Hedden, W. Wolfkill, H. Yeager, C. Grooms, H. Hoch, I. Ecker, R. Doub, S. Murray, E. Lowery, W. Harshman, I. Mullendore, E. Ditto, B. Schindel, R. Wallace, I. Wade, Director, Mr. Marietta. 'Uwe Ii'lll'l6l'll.fl? ,I 9 4 0 Row I-D. Saums, G. Free, I. Keeler, B. Ballentine, R. Dickens, F. Deavers, G. Dayhoff, L. Orange, G. Kershner. Row II-I. Hussong, F. Bishop, l. Hyde, Advisor, Mr. Showe, E. Cochran, R. Ritter, I. Wiebel, H. Klipp, K. Plummer. Aviation Club OFFICERS President ....... ........... . . .Edward Cochran Vice-President .... ...... I ames Hyde Secretory ......,.................................. Richard Ritter The Aviation Club has reorganized this year under the capable direction of Mr. Showe. The club has held its meetings every two weeks during the year, and at each meeting a special program was arranged. The topic most discussed during the year was the Strength of the European Countries in the Air. The different types of fighting ships were discussed, and pictures which gave the details of the planes were shown. After Christmas, the club presented a model airplane show which lasted one week. Air- planes were displayed and illustrations of controls, motors, and flight were drawn on the board by members of the club. In February, Mr. Archibald Brown, sales manager of the Fairchild Aircraft Division, spoke to the club about how to enter the aviation field, and answered questions for the members. The club enjoyed a trip to the Hagerstown airport the first of March, where they had their picture taken. Many members took advantage of the opportunity to go up with Mr. Smith in a Waco cabin plane. A system of points was developed by a group in the club, by which the members would be able to earn their Wings, A member had to have a certain number of points to receive his wings, and to get these points, he must take part in the program, keep meteorological records, build model airplanes, plan a program, and participate in other activities. At the end of the year, the Wings will be awarded to the members who have the required points. 7110 I'h'llI'kl'lI.fl? 1 9 4 0 Archery Clulb OFFICERS President ....... ........., I ane Showe Vice-President .... ...........,. L ois Smith Secretary ........ .... C hristine Zimmerman Lady Paramount .... ......... C arol Sheldon Field Captain. . . .... Stanley Kretsinger The aim of the Archery Club this year was to interest sophomores in the fast growing sport of archery. The club was organized this year under the direction of Mr. William Donaldson. Miss lean Tenney, former National Women's Archery champion and advisor of the club last year, is away on a leave-of-absence. Because of weather conditions, the club could not participate in outdoor tournaments this year. Regular meetings were held during the year and the members shot indoors during the winter. Row I-Advisor, Mr. Donaldson, P. Brewer, R. Logan, R. Ludwig, R. Wagner, D. Stoner, H. Yates, T. Gilleland, B. lohnson, M. Fisher. Row II-P. Reisner, L. Groh, D. Stoner, H. Fockler, C. Sheldon, C. Zimmerman, I. Showe, L. Smith, S. Kretsinger, M. C. Daugherty, A. I. Sowers, A. Haddock, G. Schuster. 7790 fL'11rlecl1'te I 9 4 0 -63- Row I-C. Herbert, R. Startzman, M. Yeakle, A. Triesler, M. H. Stonebraker, E. Harman, G. Abshire, l. Cassell, D. Ford, B. Shadrach, B. Black. Row II-C. Zimmerman, M. Long, C. Sheldon, W. McClain, C. Cornwell, l. Scheller, B. Plack, I. Fishack, E. Stull, P. Reisner, M. C. Daugherty. Row III-L. Smith, A. Haddock, A. Carnochan, M. Bowman, l. Hornbaker, G. Schafer, E. Bishop, l. Baker, M. Hart, B. Long, R. Kershner. Row IV-S. Hankey, R. Holmes, K. Plummer, H. Powers, B. lohnson, T. Gilleland, T. lenkins, T. Wolfe, M. Miller. Row V-E. Brown, B. Diehl, T. Kaylor, N. Shaffer, B. Russell, B. Moore, L. Scott, G. Callas. History Club OFFICERS President ........... .,......... ........... G 1 adys Abshire Secretary ............ ............. T homas Kaylor Program Committee .... .... B etty Shadrach, Lois Smith The History Club completed another successful year under the supervision of Miss Bloom Hildebrand. The programs consisted of interesting current news from Life magazine, book reviews, and quizzes, and were clirnaxed by a debate held in April. During the year, the club had many interesting speakers. Miss Ianet Mowrer gave a talk on Travel and Experience in Europe which was very educational. An entertaining de- scription of the school life in Germany was given by Peter Wolff, a student of Hagerstown High School. 'Fx' I-L'1',rlef'l ite I 9 4 0 -54- French Club OFFICERS President ......... ............ ..,....... I u lia Cassell Vice-President ..., ..,... A gnes Carnochan Secretary ....., ,... M ary Elizabeth Troupe Treasurer. . . ........,.... Lois Smith The French Club, under the direction of Miss Margaret Kohler, was reorganized this fall to encourage the students in the practical use of French, and to establish and retain greater interest in the French language and the French people. All junior and senior students with a good grade in French were eligible for membership. The activities for the school year were corresponding and exchanging magazines and post cards with young people in France, presenting dramatic skits and musical programs, and having business meetings and delightful outings. One of the highlights of the programs was the description of French life and customs pre- sented by Miss Helen Zentmyer, a former French Club member, who recently studied at Sor- bonne University in Paris, France. Row I-R. Startzman, L. Russell, l. Scheller, B. Long, M. E. Troupe, G. Abshire, l. Cassell, D. Ford, L. Willis, A. Car- nochan, G. Schafer, G. Schuster, B. Mullendore. Row II-L. Smith, B. Weiner, M. Yeakle, B. Plack, M. H. Stonebraker, C. Sheldon, S. l. Binkley, l. Fishack, E. Stull, Advisor, Miss Kohler, I. Baker, M. Fleagle, l. Garvin. Row III-E. Baker, R. Wallace, A. Gruber, M. C. Daugherty, C. E. Herbert, L. Robinson, l. lessop, l. Stickell, E. Bishop, Z. Shannon, B. Schindel, B. Bohman. Row IV-K. Daniels, B. Allenburg, l. Cochran, B. Diehl, B. Cottingham, I. Denniston, T. Kaylor, E. Cochran, T. Gille- land, H. Yeager. Row V-T. lenkins, A. Goetz, F. Moyer, A. Cohen, R. Holmes. Wye ITh'Illikl'll'ft? I .9 4 0 -55-. Row I-I. Trovinger, M. Black, M. L. Downs, l. Ecker, l. Fernsner, E. Hawthorne, A. Decker, G. Henesey, L. Haw- thorne, I. Gearhart, M. Eccard, l. Chapman. Row II-M. Hose, P. Sweigert, D. Werking, L. Stoufter, A. Wiles, D. Wellinger, M. Weber, L. Rottler, D. Fryer, M. A. Hayes, l. Hull, A. Bair. Row III-M. Hetzer, R. Finn, M. I. White, M. Weaver, B. Garns, L. Jenkins, E. Shull, I. Alter, H. Sweigert, E. Powell, F. Snook. Row IV-B. Eyler, C. Fisher, I. Murray, D. Bailey, M. Summers. Double Circle Club The Double Circle Club is open to all Commercial students who have a scholastic average of C or better in major commercial subjects. This organization aims to sponsor activities of social, educational, and vocational interest. At the first meeting for the year 1939-40, the following officers were elected: OFFICERS President ....... ............ .... R h oda Finn Vice-President ............... ....., M aude Eccard Secretary ...................... .,...... B ernice Garns Chairman Program Committee .............,.. Lugarda Hawthorne New members were received into the club by a unique initiation. Some of the program highlights of the year were: a talk on South America by Miss Cath- erine Beachley, a discussion of the United States Civil Service by Miss Leona Foltzp and a movie featuring Albert Tangora, the world's fastest typist. The Double Circle Club represents a truly worthy organization for all junior and senior commercial students. Mr. Coffman has been the advisor for the year. 7110 Ii'11fleel1'1'c' I 9 4 0 ll-lligh School Band OFFICERS President ......... .,........A .... V i ctor Wills Student Manager. . . ..... Robert Doub Treasurer ....,... . . . .lohn Hoover Librarian ....... ....... . ..... S am Murray The Hagerstown High School Band, recently organized under the direction of Mr. Victor Marietta, enjoyed a successful year. A brass quartet composed of William Myers, lack Wade, lim Wade, and William Frailey played at the Washington County Teachers' banquet on March 8. In order to raise funds to pay for band uniforms, the high school sponsored a stage pro- duction entitled The litterbug Lunatics of l94O. Blossom Hovis and Phyllis Sweigert, band majorettes, won general approval for the man- ner in which they led the band at football and basketball games. Victor Wills, student conductor, led the band in a fine concert during April. He was assisted by guest conductors. The band had a prominent place in student activities during the year. Hue IL'ltl'kl'lI.fL' 1 9 4 0 167, Row I-l. Day, M. Long, A. Haddock, B. Weiner, V. Bostetter, I. Hornbaker, R. Wallace, H. English, S. Summers, G. Routzahn, E. Lambilotte, M. Hynes, N. Pickering. Row II-A Marquies, H. Fockler, A. l. Sowers, D. Humrichouse, D. Newman, B. A. Fultz, A. Sowers, N. Parks. A. Lyon, L. Smith, B. Wolf, Advisor, Mr. Donaldson. Row III-M. Boward, K. Plummer, D. Logan, M. Goisalrid, Schindel, P. Brewer, R. Dutton, E. Lowery, I. Sommer, . ine art. Row IV-H. Bates, E. Brown, T. Pappas, B. Diehl, H. Yates, P. Mattson, H. Fore. Math Club The Math Club was organized this year to prove that mathematics can be fun. Nothing of its kind had been attempted before in the history of Hagerstown High School. Because of the many educational and novel activities, the club has been a success. Some outstanding speakers addressed the club and presented many interesting sidelights to the field of mathematics. Other unique and different meetings were planned throughout the year by the program committee. The Math Club was organized under the supervision of Mr. William L. Donaldson, algebra and plane geometry teacher. The club officers for the year were: OFFICERS President ..... Q ............ . . .Harold English Vice-President ................ .... R obert Wallace Secretary .......,.............. .,..... S ara Summers Chairman Program Committee. . . .... Glendoris Routzahn 7716 Ii'13'kel1'te 1 9 4 0 Dramatic Club OFFICERS President ...... ............ ..,.. l u lia Cassell Vice-President. . . .... Lois Smith Secretary ....,......,.,.............................. Doris Ford Another brilliant and successful year of work and entertainment has been completed by the Dramatic Club. This club is under the supervision of Miss Innes Boyer and Miss Mildred Keirn. Regular meetings were held on the second and fourth Thursdays of every month. Many interesting and helpful programs were presented throughout the year. For its production the club presented an hilarious comedy entitled Tish by Alice Chad- wick, from the stories of Mary Roberts Rinehart. It showed how life at a hotel can become involved as people come and go. The cast was as follows: Charito ......,........ Winifred Kirk Luther Hopkins ....... Peter Badrich Ellen .........,..... Audrey Triesler Bettina ................ Louise Willis Charlie Sands ,...... Palmer Dawson Wesley Andrews. . .Linwood Orange T ish ..................... Lois Smith Dorice ......... Christine Zimmerman Lizzie .... .... K athryn Robertson Denby Grimes ...... Kenneth Fleagle Aggie .... .......... B etty Plack Sheriff Lem Pike ...,. Robert Wallace Callie .... . . . Mary C. Daugherty Row I--M. C. Daugherty, B. Plack, L. Smith, C. Robertson, A. Triesler, L. Willis. Row II-R. Wallace, P. Badrich, C. Zimmerman, W. Kirk, K. Fleagle, P. Dawson, L. Orange. 7790 H61lfk6ll'f6 1 9 4 0 ..6Q-. Row I-E. Reed, E. Lambillotte, L. Russel, K. Robertson, l. Brewer, D. Martin, G. Everline. Row II-l. Baker, G. Schafer, R. Finn, G. Routzahn, B. Long, Z. Shannon, L. Campbell, C. Eyler, M. Nichols. Row Ill-K. Plummer, K. Fleagle, l. Russel, l. Finfrock, P. Spielman, l. W. Martin, Senior Class Play The play selected by the senior class for its annual production this year was Clifford Gold- smith's What A Life, which had a very successful run on Broadway only a few years ago. lt is the story of a sixteen-year-old high school boy, Henry Aldrich, who finds himself in more scrapes then the average high school boy. Consequently, he spends most of his time in the principal's office. The climax is reached when he is suspended from school after being accused of stealing the school band instruments. Not wishing his heart's interest, Barbara Pearson, to know the reason for his suspension, he tells her he must leave because his uncle out West is dying of tuberculosis. Of course, in the end he is freed from guilt when the real thief is discovered. The cast was as follows: Miss Shea. . . Mr. Nelson .... Mr. Patterson . Miss Pike ..... Bill .......... Manoline Nichols W. Martin . .,., Philip Spielrnan . . . . . .Lois Russell . , . . .loseph Finfrock Miss Eggleston. . Miss lohnson. . . , . . . .Rhoda Finn . . . .lane Brewer Barbara Pearson ..... Dorothy Martin Gertie .,.......... Kathryn Robertson Mr. Bradley ........... Eugene Reed Miss Wheeler ....... Ester Lambilotte George Bigelow, .... Cornelius Eyler Mrs. Aldrich ............ Betty Long Mr. Ferguson ....... Kenneth Fleagle Mr. Vecchitto. . . ..,.. lames Russell Mary ....... .... I erry Schafer Henry Aldrich ...... 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Lebanon Valley College Annville, Pennsylvania A CO-EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION PROVIDING VITAL TRAINING. Prepares for Teaching facadernic subjects and musicj Business, and for further work in Medicine, Law, and the Ministry. IfVritc for further information Clyde A. Lynch, President ANNVILTLTE, PA. Soda Fountain Luncheonette L01'E6l Daizze Sweet Shop Home Made Candies I4 W. Wash. St. Ilh0l'l6 1077-.I Compliments of Foltz Mfg. 8. Supply Co. I-lagerstown, lVId. SHOES HOSIERY and HANDBAGS for The Graduate BiKl9'5 SFFMQQSHRR HOGERSTOLUFI. mo. Kohler 8. Sons High School Rings 36.50 Up 27 W. WASHINGTON STREET 37, 'T-ara I 5.-v 'h I N, f f ' w I f if 4 ' A LL?7 5 ' Q V,-M. 7 A if-,,-533-j:1,: Y ,W ' f gl f . ' like 'iw.'3, ' Q 'I --H wir' ' Y., f 1 Q x' 5- fg I 5 MJ N gf V 1: wg-Q ,aww 3 ull' ' fi f M 'Q a' SM I7 7 :ai f 0 f' -M X M A vw 2 E., Q gf, , ff' 1 W mf? Q95 s2Qiaf2 , ln N 1 J SNK 4-WM? R 8. G Department Store HAGERSTOWN, MD. REST HAVEN the Beautiful Memorial Park 4 Generations of Satisfied Customers AB E MART' N Victor Cushwa 8 Sons I Incorporated HAGERSTOWN, MD. C O A L Ph0I1C 2510-251 I-2512 Builders' Supplies - Brick Manufacturers Hagerstown, Maryland Antietam Paper Co., Inc. HAGERSTOWN, MD. Phones 1988 - 1989 Paper and Paper Products for Every Purpose ln School You Learned the Value of GOOD TOOLS You can be sure of getting The Best at R. D. MCKEE HARDWARE Compliments of S 0 M M E R ' S PONTIAC G M C PIE-'S Yingling CAKES DOUGI-INUTS Auto Sales 8. Service 237 Frederick Street Phone: 2674-5 Hagerstown, Md. CREAM PUFFS AT ALL GROCERS Established 1847 William Bester Co., Inc. COMPLIMENTS OF F L O R I S T S . CENTRAL GARAGE Cut Flowers for All Bedding Plants of Occasions Every Kind in Season 205-209 South Potomac Street Dodge -' Plymoufh Phone 19 Hagerstown, Md. OIZIU71-u 'rl Z l 1 O 9f ' -' - - gi COIVIPLIMENTS OF M. P. Moller Music Store ek :sf vs: Pk The oldest music house in western Maryland Exclusive dealers in Steinway and other leading makes of pianos. Headquarters for radios, phonographs and records. Visit our new Sales Room 41 SOUTH POTOMAC' STREET Be Smart in a Judy and Jill - from Mary Condon's Prices .S7.50- 325.00 Daytime, Afternoon, ancl Evening GaIe's Beauty Salon Specializing in permanent waves B. F. Leister Phone 778 E. Leister Molmley Leister Coal Company - Dealer in - and . . . , y Anthraclte, Bltlmunous and Pocahontas ALL BRANCHES OF BEAUTY WORK Coal 1 sawed and split Wood phone 842 54 W. Washington St. 69 W. Lee Street, Hagerstown, Md. K Whiting Stokers - We Make It Hot For You L. 8. B. Hat Shop Public Square Hub Dry Cleaners, Inc. Quality Cleaners and Dyers Phone 32 326 S. Mulberry St. BENTZ 8. DUNN The House of Comfortable S H O E S 35 N. POTOMAC STREET f5Y,, invites llHi,, To join the Hagerstown Y. M. C. A. Maryland Motor Co. Inc. DISTRIBUTORS Chrysler - Plymouth 56-62 W. FRANKLIN ST. Phone 2500 J. Edw. Cochran 8. Co. Insurance Advisers 138 W. Washington St. Hagerstown, Md. mf' - '79 ess- - e - -will 'H if A SAVINGS ACCOUNT now, will go a long way in planning your educational program. Hagerstown Clearing House Association SECOND NATIONAL BANK NICODEMUS NATIONAL BANK HAGERSTOWN TRUST COMPANY I FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK Members of The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation To You Grads of '40, congratula- tions. Continue to intel- I COMPLIMENTS ligently apply yourself CGMPLIMENTS and life's greatest rewards I will be yours. In your OF home, office, and factory - of - make fullest use of Elec- tricity. A Youlll live better, happier -the road to success will any W0 b F r i e n d H Ev e easier. Potomac Edison Co. Real Estate Mortgage Loans Insurance Carroll L. Baechtel COMPLIMENT5 OF I ,Age-l'lCy Typewriter Division Offices 304-5-6 Second Nat. Bank Bldg. , H:-Zgeftgwgy Marian-1 Remington Ra nd, Inc. . . zone - H cl t f S h l ea qllal' 2'ZpQEe:0UT C OO E, R 0 n e y B r O S Real Estate, Insurance, Loans 25 North Potomac Street 1100 Hamilton Boulevard Hagerstown Md Hagerstown, Md. Phone 2391-J sk A ' ...g0.... lm, - -..- - . ...aa R F I So easy to Serge Dry Cleaning ' at honle Repairing Pressing f I Ci Mr I DRINK Logan Cleaners ' 'K We F or Those Who Care fs? i X I M WE OWN AND OPERATE OUR I OWN PLANT Phone 2428 7 A. M.-7 P. M. BOTTLED BY 32 w. Franklin si. I Hagerstown Coca-Cola Bottling Works, Inc. H. C. CRAFTON, Mgr. I I I The STUDIO THAT SELLS AND MAKES EVERYTHING IN Photos and Photographic Goods, from Frames, Moulding, Commercial, Aerial, I Portrait, and Kodak Finishing to dealing in Movie and Still Cameras and Supplies. I Kelleys Studio 8. Camera Shop 16 West Washington Street I I Phone 130 P P I 37 years In Business . I DI I B '. Qos mio PRINTERS BlNDERs ra g I Hagerstown Bookbinding 8. Printing CO., Inc. - I an --QE -31- i g 5 ig 5 A 3 3' l HL Q if , . , f s .R sf -5,-. , gf' 'ga H M Wiidm, 2 ,. ,M 4 ' ,+xW,,QA ,.,, ,M- Q if A.,. ima, ' M ' i Z3'1m,.Mww-vA 1',,, 5. K ww ,., g5..WM b N -A-few V Q fQg5iu .... 13 ,.,V' H ze 'F 'K f gfbvuk . ..,,. W , A , 513 M 42 X H 1 is N123 df., , lf: 1 k H X, xy wx, 1 EL ,. 5 2? if ik. f 5, s 5 P S A :Q . - 1' ,. ly.: M f ' Q1 , Kim. ! L , , 'Q We :K . dig ff -,4 .Q Q, .qi ..-.k, In S. TWILIGHT SCENE OF H. H. APPRECIATIUN We wish to sincerely thank Mr. G. R. Haynie for his engraving suggestions, Mr. J. S. Foltz for his assistance with the typography, and Mr. Frank Kelley for his help with the photography. We give many thanks to the faculty and the student body, whose kind co-operation and enthusiastic interest made this publication possible. THE STAFF. PRESS Hagerstown Bookbinding and Printing Company ENGRAVING Publicity Engravers PHOTOGRAPHY Kelley Studio ,. 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