Hagerstown High School - Heiskelite Yearbook (Hagerstown, MD)
- Class of 1942
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PAUL MATTSON Editor-in-Chief DAVID COTTINGHAM Business Manager The HEISKIELITE l942 The Annual Publication Uf The SENIUR CLASS Of Hagerstown High School Hagerstown, Maryland DEDICATION The class of 1942 wishes to recognize a man faithful in the service of education and a success- ful example of a man sincerely eager to learn and to teach. Thus we dedicate this anthology of our school life to Mr. l. Keller Shank. TABLE UF BUCKS FACULTY SENIURS JUNIURS SUPHUMORES ATHLETICS URGANIZATIONS ADVERTISEMENTS I 42 PAUL M. MATTSON Editor-in-Chief ALINE H. SOWERS Associate Editor DAVID T. COTTINGHAM Business Manager Seated:-P. Couchman, C. I-Iouser, B. Conrad, B. Fultz, D. Cottingham, P. Mattson, A. Sowers, E. Lowry, M. Bishop , G. French, E. Prather. Standing:-G. Gerber, R. Allen, E. Cushen, O. Grey, I. Prather, P. Geary, E. Cushen, D. Stoner, I. Martin, S. Snyder H EISKELITE STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Paul Mattson ASSOCIATE EDITOR Aline Sowers ORGANIZATION STAFF Mildred Bishop, Editor Etta Belle Cushen Bonnie Stahl Dorothy Stoner SPORTS EDITORS Cora Houser Ben Conrad SOPHOMORE CLASS EDITORS lean Prather Oscar Grey IUNIOR CLASS EDITORS Edward Cushen Shirley Snyder CLUB EDITOR Peggy Couchman SNAPSHOT COMMITTEE Theron Rinehart Emrnert Lowry Robert English ART EDITOR David Cottingham FACULTY Mr. Merle Funk Miss Mary Kaylor Mr. Kenneth Stoner BUSINESS MANAGER David Cottingharn ADVERTISING STAFF Emmert Lowry-Manager Elizabeth Prather Betty Wolfkill Betty Townshend Iohn Martin CIRCULATION STAFF Beverly Ann Fultz-Manager Elizabeth Koliopulos Gayl Gerber Gloria French Bob Baker Regis Allen lack Grossman TYPISTS Harold Grove-Chairman Betty Crim I anice Pheil Betty Sanderson BOOKKEEPER Nellie Trumpower 1 1 he FAC U LTY a S' 43' J 'F mf , L'h,,,1b I ew? 1- I gym? alt' 6359? Ja 255' Z 'fu if Y r I aw M4 if X 5. s 5-.,v?i'r -nuff . A 'A ., -gg f 4-1 ' i w. . w my 4.1 23' 7 3- :,- . - ,dx-1,21 :da 1 u ' . fi ,,., 3125- .- ,f A f . -: If ' 53 -- ' .rv-' 'iff . f - M 1.4415-' . fe : ,N A ' . V- ' , A v ,L I 451: mir 1.eg,i.?5f.. as 1- . L - if f : . 5: - if 2 T , ,f-T' - F . 1 - Y V :L R The Ifezkleelite 1942 MR. lOHN D. ZENTMYER, Principal fy 5 if siili fs Miss CATHERINE BEACHLEY Iinnlg f':' ,..,. E l gg- A N . -f-,f,.:1.? r Q -. N ., ., . I H l - X va. 4 ,- all iggsikikw as FAC U LTY Miss Catherine Beachley, A. M., Spanish Mrs. Scott Bounds, A. B., English Miss Innes Boyer, A. M., English Mrs. lames Coleman, A. B., Physical Education Miss Leona Foltz, Ed. M., Commercial Miss Sarah Hollyday, A. B., History Miss Mary lackson, A. M., History Miss Mary Kaylor, A. M., Commercial Miss Mildred Keirn, A. B., Mathematics Miss Ethel Rinehart, Ed. M., Commercial Mrs. Lewis Schnebly, A. B., English Miss Virginia Shaver, B. S., Home Economics Miss Rachel Sheetz, A. M., English Miss Lois Simon, A. M., Home Economics Mrs. Lauran Sowers, A. B., Librarian Mrs. Raymond Stoutter, A. B., Latin Mrs. Robert Towson, lr., A. B., French, English Mrs. Samuel Troupe, A. B., English Miss Electa Ziegler, Glee Club Mr. Willis L. Adams, Vocational Mr. Henry A. Bankhard, Vocational O Mr. Webster Christman, M. ED., Vocational Mr. Simon Clopper, M. S., Science Mr. Earl Coffman, A. B., Commercial Mr. William Donaldson, M. S., Mathematics Mr. Donald Ellsworth, Vocational Mr. Eston Fox, A. B., Science Mr. Merle Funk, A. B., English Mr. George Gustafson, A. M., Vocational Mr. Earl Huyett, B. S., Supervisor of Industrial Education Mr. Donald Kaylor, A. M., History Mr. lohn Long, Vocational Mr. Victor I. Marietta, M. S. in Ed., Orchestra, Band Mr. Edwin Semler, B. S., Physical Education Mr. l. Keller Shank, B. S., Mathematics Mr. Lawrence Showe, A. B., English Mr. loseph Shuck, A. B., Science Mr. Donald Snodderly, A. B., History Mr. lames Steck, A. B., English, History, Physics Mr. Kenneth Stoner, A. M., History Mr. loseph Troxell, Vocational Mr. Alan Wagaman, B. S., Commercial Mr. lohn D. Zentmyer, A. M., Principal l t- , I The Heifkelite 1942 5' Us nn- , l Left to right-Seated-Row I:-Hollyday, Stouffer, Towson, Coleman, Bounds, Boyer, lackson, Schnebly. Standing-Row II:-Kaylor, Keirn, Sowers, Troupe, Simon, Shaver, Foltz, Sheetz, Rinehart. Lett to right-Seated:-Clopper, Kaylor, Stoner, Funk, Semler, Shank, Fox, Showe, Troxell, Snodderly. Standing:-Donaldson, Christman, Coffman, Wagarnan, Steck, Gustafson, Huyett, Bankhard, Shuck, Adams, Ellsworth. llll L r g. :V . A 3' ff ' ' ' -9? : ,-.-:ce-'gp r 9151. v ':55??:,- L ings- 1 455 4?-gfke ' , : ,P ,adm , ,4f.:1?5f? 1:1 ez. 'ff ' f ' f-15 A . ,,g - guage-, FJ ,-X7 -. , , .mb ,QL ' A4Sg1,m.-l.g- 3 1 by viii? A . I - gi .ig As, AVE L ' The H6lifk6IZ'f6 1942 SENIOR CLASS HISTORY lane Anthony ...... .... V ice-President lack Grossman ....... ....... S eczetary Elizabeth Koliopulos. . . ......... . ..... Treasurer Harry Hoch .............,.......................... Pres1dent The finger of Time has written for years the history of many classes. Now, Time is about to inscribe another name-The Class of 1942. i ln September, 1939, we entered the Hagerstown High School. As silly little sophs, we felt very strange and slightly bewildered. During the first months We were still identified by our former junior high schools, but as this feeling of competition lessened, we grew more con- fident and devoted our energies to all channels of our new surroundings, and not in vain. Be- fore we knew it, we were Seniors. Now an accepted feature of H. H. S., we began to distinguish ourselves. In athletics, luniors were found on the football, fieldball, soccer, basketball, track, and baseball teams. The Dramatic club production, Kind Lady, boasted a lunior in the title role with four others of us in the cast. The Glee Club also drew its talent mainly from the lunior class, and we belonged to or held offices in thirteen other school organizations. Here we pause because we are loathe to record the last lines of the class of '42. Although the sky was clear as the year began, on December seventh the storm broke. War clouds over- shadowed all school activities, many of which were canceled. We had no Glee Club Op- eretta, no Field Dayg the baseball schedule was miserably broken up, school curricula were altered to meet the changing conditions, rationing broke up class schedules,-civilian defense activities predominated. So with commencement overshadowed by an uncertain Future, the class of 1942 closes its record with the hope that each member will fulfill his individual destiny. 1141 The Hezkleelite 1942 IAMES R. ALDER Splinters Vocational qw REGIS C. ALLEN Commercial Archery Club, l, II, III, Heiskel- ite Staff, IV, History Club, III IAN E ANTHONY General Vice President of Iunior Class, Senior Class EDWARD L. BACHTELL, Ir. Corncob I General Baseball, II, III, Basketball, II, III, Football, II, III, IV, Co- captain IV lQbS1:x,l?J.aD:lrlQQ. PEGGY LOUISE BAKER ,'m0:Q upegu ' General Dramatic Club, IV, Glee Club, II, III, IV, Science Club, IV f cl 5' ROBERT BAKER X.: --B H ob . Academic Day in the Sun, Corn., IV, Foot- ball, IV, Heiskelite, IV 15 UNA LEE ALGER Dixie Lee General Dramatic Club II, Day in the Sun, Com., IV RICHARD ANDREWS llAndyll Vocational Baseball, III, Football, III, IV l 4117.- O. D. ARNSPARGER, Ir. Commercial Double Circle, IV, Glee Club II W. MURRAY BAECHTEL Bobbie ' Academic Dramatic Club, IV, French Club, III, IV, Treasurer of Sophomore Class, II RAMONA BAKER Q-I bowl.,-3 Monie General ' , 'QQ' ROBERT LEE BALLENTINE XlBobll Academic Aviation Club, II, Lucky Jade, cast, Math. Club, IV l l The H'61lfk6Zl.f6 1942 ewffvl D. LORRAINE BARBERLVMJQQ ushortyll , ' Academic ,tw Glee Club, II, III 591' A54 HELEN ELIZABETH BEARD Pee Wee General ALICE M. BELL usunnyu Academic Dramatic Club, III, French Club, III, IV, Glee Club, II l X, lf A. A, l Xp ,be Cr JV' k LAUREN M. BEYARD ' f r Um ..E1be,, Academic V A.- V. S. O., IV, Football, III, IV ,. 'X x ' by . 4 If xr - Rf , '. . 'lf I fi. I- 'BG' L A M5 I EQ, won- -V ' ECA-0.4.1-8. X, ww, I, .QQ gre 'WB fy Ox? MILDRED E. BISHOP Bishie Academic Dramatic Club, III, IV, Day in the Sun, Com., IV, French Club, III, IV, Glee Club, II, III, History Club, III, IV, Heiskelite Staff, IV, Math. Club, IV IOHN ERVIN BOOXE .Dann Vocational 6 MARTHA BARNES ' 'Marty' ' Academic Glee Club, II, Basketball, IV, Fieldball, III, IV, Intramural Council, II, III L W 91 RUTH BEAVER llBivll A cadem ic Dramatic, IV IUANITA MARIORIE BENNER Snooky General EBANK BISHOP Frankie General Aviation Club, II I OSEPH BITNER Bucky General Baseball, II, III, IV, Softball II, III, IV MARIAN DEAN BOWARD usis., General The Iiezkleelite 1942 DOROTHY JUNE BOWERS Dot Academic Day in the Sun, Com., IV, Glee Club, II THOMAS R. BRADFORD Big Red Academic Day in the Sun, Com., IV MARY LOUISE BREWER UINLMM Commercial , 1 if CI-67 4wW'M GRACE G. BRUMBAUGHLQM ' 'Gracie' ' Commercial , wt GLENN BURKHOLDER npandyn General Glee Club, II, III, IV ROBERT BUTERBAUGH Butternuts Academic Glee Club, II 'V U CATHERINE BOWMAN I xcathyll Commercial Double Circle Club, IV, Glee Club, II, III, IV JAMES E. BRENNER xxlimmyll Academic , DLX! Bs My PHIL BREWER I lPhill I Academic Archery Club, II, III, Archery- gfld Captain, III, Math. Club II, CARL BRUNN ER I lcebl I Academic ODELL BUSH General Camera Club, II, III, Football, II ere XJ, L X , kd , BETTY IANE BYERS Academic Math. Club, III, IV l17l Q N. 1lw.ELMiaHw 1942 LOUISE M. CALANDRELLE llskill General BETTY CARPENTER llBettelf General Glee Club, II, III, Science Club, III BETTY VIRGINIA CASTLE Ginnie Academic Glee Club, II, III, IV, Stamp Club, IV EMMA IOSEPHINE CLARK Nookie Commercial MARY CATHERINE COOPER Katie General . , Glee Club, II , X J.: 'Nil' 3. f I DAVID 'r. ICOTTINGHAM llDaall Academic Dramatic Club, III, IV, French Club, III, IV, Glee Club, II, III, Heiskelite Staff, IV, Business Mgr., History Club, III, IV . vvylo C ML l13l MARY V. CALANDRELLE Commercial ROBERT CARPENTER. I lBobl I A cademic Band, III, Baseball, III, IV,'Bas- ketball, III, IV, Football, II, III, IV, lohn Farra Award, III, Or- chestra, II, III, IV A+xJ,nu v33Cl1 RUTH IRENE CHAMBERS Ruthie Academic Dramatic Club, IV, Glee Club, IV, H. W. N. W., III, Math. Club, IV, Science Club, IV BETTY L. CLELAND llDizzll -Academic Q ki X, I ' J ,, , BENIAMIN F. CONRAD llBenll Academic Band, II, Basketball Iunior Var- sity, II, Baseball, IV, Basketball, IV, H. W. N. W. Statt, III, Or- chestra II, III, Sports Editor, IV, Quill and Scroll, IV PEGGY COUCHMAN Ilpegll Academic Heiskelite, IV, Dramatic Club, III, IV, Glee Club, II, III, IV, Math. Club, IV, History Club, IV Thrkkhkhw io .ff if .L 1942 MARY KATHRYN CRABBS Commercial Ml' RICHARD LYNN CRILLEY ncurlyll Vocational i441 Varsity Baseball X RUTH Z. CROSS Academic VIVIAN L. CUSTER Iil'terbug Commercial Day in the Sun, Cast, Club FRANKLIN DEAVERS Reverend Vocational Aviation Club, II, III, Club, II SLQJLA , V FRANCES I. DEIBERT 'IIa ll Academic K' I+! f kg Lx, . ...I IV, Glee IV, Glee y ig 7 9 CHARLES R. CRAWFORD, Ir. NRayll Academic HELEN ELIZABETH CRIM lXBePtyIl Commercial Double Circle Club, IV, Heiskel- ite Staff, Secretary of Sophomore Class ETTA BELLE CUSHEN Academic Day in the Sun, Com., IV, Dra- matic Club, III, IV, Glee Club, II, III, IV, Heiskelite, IV, History Club, IV, H. W. N. W., III, IV, - Math. Club, III, IV DONALD DAILEY General ' QQ?-D I. WESLEY DEAVERS Foreman Commercial Double Circle Club, IV NANCY M. DEIBERT Q-l-My-u.QQ Nannie General LPWISQL Ibelididhk 1942 CATHERINE DICK General WILLIAM DIETERICH Bill Vocational Aviation Club, III, IV, Football II, IV DONNIE DISEATI Vocational Aviation Club, Baseball JACK R. DOARNBERGER Bones ' General Cheerleader, II, III, Day in the Sun, Cast, IV PHYLLIS L. DOUB llphillf General Band, II, III, Orchestra, II, IV, Science Club, IV ki fl BLAKE DUTTON llBenll Academic Rfamatic Club, II, Radio RALPH E. DICKEN Demon Vocational Aviation Club, II, III, IV, Radio Club, III FRANK DI FABBIO Pisky Vocational Baseball, II, Football II, III, IV .wwf EDWARD W. DITTO, 3rd llEdll Academic , Band, History Club, III, IV, Or- chestra, Science Club, IV, Stamp Club, II, III, IV DOROTHY VIRGINIA DODD Dotty Academic A. V. S. O., IV, Dramatic Club, III, IV, Glee Club, II, III, IV, H. W. N. W., III, Math. Club, IV, Science Club, IV H. DOUGLAS DUSENBERRY Academic Day in the Sun, Com., IV, Math. Club, IV, Science Club, III, President, IV iq ly ROBERT E. DUTTON, Ir. --Bohn Academic French Club, III, IV, Math. Club, II 0 1lw.ERhkdH? 1942 GLORIA EATON General Glee Club, II, III, IV ASHER S. EDELMAN, Ir. Flick Academic Baseball, II, III, IV, Orchestra, II, III, IV DAVID S. EMMERT 1 lDavel I Academic A. V. S. O., Pres., IV, Accent on America, Cast, III, Glee Club, II, III, IV, Lucky Iade, Cast, II 'Ct'-I DORIS EVANS HDOIISH General Fielclball, II, Science Club, IV LOWELL D. FAITH Goomer General . 4 Band, 11, III MQW 12 Lt-I ERNEST FINNIFF Vocational Baseball, III LOUISE EBERSOLE I'Ioontz Commercial HAZEL MAE EILER I lpmkyll General Glee Club, II, III, IV IULIA ENGLISH nludyl 1 Commercial ' moms LOUISE EVERHARTCLYJW Pudgy General anim. ' Glee c1ub,1 'L' gl ., V Y' , 3 , .1 Q 9 Q.-.J 1.01.45 'IOSEPH c. FILSINGER General NORMA MARTHA FLEAGLE ustulnpyll General 2 T be Heisleelite I l 1942 EDWARD FORD I lLal I Vocational Football, II, III HAROLD N. FOSTER UJ llpetll Vocational GLORIA M. FREEZE HGIOIYH Commercial Double Circle Club, V, Dra- matic Club, IV, Glee Cl I Xp xotxq' BEVERLY ANN FULTZ llBevll Academic Dramatic Club, III, IV, French Club, III, IV, Glee Club, II, III, IV, Heiskelite-Circulation Man- ager, IV, H. W. N. W., IV GAYL PHYLLIS GERBER G, G. Academic Dramatic Club, III, IV, French Club, III, IV, Glee Club, II, III, IV, Heiskelite, IV, H. W. N. W., II, III, News Editor, IV, Iunior Math. Prize, III, Math. Club, II, III, IV, Quill and Scroll, III, IV LEWIS GREEN, lr. ulleftyll Vocational Aviation, III, IV, Football, IV, Track, III, IV .Of HAROLD F ORE Academic Cheerleader, IV, Day in the Sun, , Cast, IV, Dramatic Club, IV, Lite Begins at 16, Cast, IV . tumqb l EMILY OLEITA FRANKC,09a 'O upennyll General i Dramatic Club, III 5 5 , 4:1 kygpef' 3 l l GLORIA LORRAINE FRENCH Toots Academic Dramatic Club, IV, Glee Club, II, III, IV, Heiskelite, IV , g ,, , Cd-is , MARGARET B. GEARY npeggyu Academic I. Q 93' Accent on America, Cast, Dramatic Club, III, IV, French Club, III, IV, Glee Club, II, III, IV, Heiskelite, IV, History Club, III, President, IV, H. W. N. W., III, Assistant Feature Editor, IV, , Kind Lady, Cast, Math. Club, II Quill and Scroll, IV PAUL B. GIBNEY l Vocational HELEN C. GREINER General Dramatic Club, III, IV, Math. Club, III, IV 22 l I The Ifevkleelite 1 9 4 2 ALMA GRIER BETTY M. GROFF General Becky Science Club, IV, Secretary of Commercial Intramural SP01'fS, IV Double Circle Club, III, IV, Dra- L, matic Club, III, IV, H. W. N. W., gi,-MM'- ' II PHYLLIS MARIE GROH JACK L. GROSSMAN . Academic Boogie Cslgfczgpmdi Archery PC1ub, II, Dramatic Club, Academic I1 Q Y' HI, IV? 1'eF1C1'1 Club, IVF Glee Basketball, III, Day in the S , Club: Hi H-I W- N- W-1 IVF Life Com., IV, Dramatic Club, III, Begins at Sixteen, C0111-I IV Football, II, Heiskelite Staff, IV, Kind Lady, Cast, Life Begins at Sixteen, Cast, Track, II CORINNE GROSSNICKLE HAROLD GROVE, Ir. Grossnickle F1ookie , Academic Commerical Glee Club, II, III GJ, c,a..a.n.J-2-gf Ct L I PAUL GROVE ROBERT GROVE j nperkll uBobll 1 Vocational Academic I Aviation Club, IV VicerPresident-Sophomore Class Y o I I CARROL W. GUTH 'FLOYD E. HANCOCK Academic Red Day in the Sun, Com., IV, Dra- Vocational giatic C?SJ,SIV,'1Frexg:l1 Cllib, IV, occer, ,t et 'P - Cnaggcy.. ident, IV, Traclk, II, IIilIIV?lIurI?cIr dx' 4 Ci W Class Treasurer, III 1 l l XJIQESTER 'HARBAUGH RAYMOND H. HARRISON, Ir. I' llLesll llRayll Academic General Day in the Sun, Com., IV Lck.. X iq 23 J The Heifkelite 1 942 DOWNEY HARSHMAN Vocational PHYLLIS LEE HARTLE Phil General Glee Club, II, III, IV, Dramatic Club, III, IV EVELYN R. HECKMAN General Glee Club, II, III, IV GLORIA C. HENKELMAN Henk General Track, II, IV MARGARET E. HESS Academic Glee Club, II, III by L IEANETTE HILTON ri - ulennyll , General h Dramatic Club, III, H. W. N. W., II, III Ltlievb 4,4 IAMES LLOYD HARSHMAN lllimll Academic Band, II, III, IV, Day in the Sun, Com., IV, Dramatic Club, III, IV, French Club, III, IV, History Club III, H. W. N. W., III, IV, l. Lloyd Harshman Memorial Award, II, ?rcl1estra, II, III, IV, Stamp Club, II LEO FRANCIS HAYES .Tatu Commercial qfm MOWWM ALBERT G. HEDDON IIA-lll Vocational Band, II, III, IV, Glee Club, II, III, IV, Orchestra, II, Ill, IV FRANK I. HERRMANN, III usonnyll Academic Band, II, III, IV, Basketball, II, III, French Club, IV, Orchestra, IV g I 4 PHYLLIS E. HEss QQ Jwwvy uskipn Academic Dramatic Club,VIII, Glee Club, II NWN 11 Q3 7 IEAN A. HITE I'litie Academic 24 The Ifeifleelite 1942 SYLVIA PEARL HIXON Hicksy Commercial Double Circle Club, IV BETTY IANE HOLLINGER UB. I-n Academic Dramatic Club, II, III, Glee Club, II, III, Lucky Iade, Cast,, H. W. N. W., II, III MARY LOIUSE HOLLINGER Ci,'S,.12,,,9 Mary Lou A Academic Fieldball, II, H. W. N. W., II, III, Dramatic Club, II 5,q,g,s1.nA,cJ-.1 L 410 FREDERICK T. HOSE Hose Vocational Soccer, III NANNIE VIRGINIA HOUSE Nan Commercial Aviation Club, IV I DORIS I. HUMRICHOUSE 1 tDotn Academic ' Day in the Sun, Cast, Dramatic Club, III, IV, Glee Club, II, III, IV, H. W. N. W., II, III, IV, Kind Lady, Cast, Lite Begins at 16, Stage Committee, Math. Club, II, Quill and Scroll, III, IV, Salutatorian 'HARRY K. HocH ushortyll Vocational Band, III, Class President, III, IV, Orchestra, III , Gil CHARLES W. HOLLINGER charm Vocational n Basketball, 11, III - A 1111-9. RICHARD HOLLINGSWORTH Vocational I E. IUANITA HOUSE Housie Academic French Club, IV, Glee Club, II, III, H. W. N. W., II 'XCORA M. HOUSER nRedrl , Academic Glee Club, II, Heiskelite Sports Editor, IV, Intramural Manager, II, III, IV, Basketball, II, III, Fieldball, II, III, IV' VERA HUTSON General Glee Club, II, III, IV l25l T be Iifeirkelite 1942 X W X LYNN E. IOHNSTON I0l1nny ' Academic Band, II, III, Baseball, IV, French Club, III, Radio Club, III , A , 5 0. , . I v CLAUDE W. KARN llBi-111' Vocational Radio Club, II, III FRANKLIN E. KELLY iiDingr: Vocational BRENT KISH ' uBirdyn Academic Math. Club, IV CARROL KLINE Killer Academic Dramatic Club, III, IV, Radio Club, III SIEBERT GLENN KRETZER I tsiell Vocational Baseball, II 1 i261 ROBERT BENNETT JONES uBobll ' Academic 232 ' W3 LONESSE EILEEN KELLER Weinie General Glee Club, II, III ROBERT F. KERSHNER I lRedIl Technical ' '32 yq 1 '3- .MARIE C. KITZMILLER Kitzie General Dramatic Club, IV XELIZABETH S. KOLIOPULOS Chubbie Academic Camera Club, II, Day in the Sun, Cast, IV, Dramatic Club, III, IV, French Club, III, IV, Glee Club, II, III, Heiskelite, IV, His- tory Club, III, IV, H. W. N. W., III, IV, Kind Lady, Commit- tee, III, Math. Club, II, Treasurer Senior Class IAMES LACY 1 lliml I ' Vocational 1lw.ERhkdh? IOHN W. LEATHER Vocational HERBERT H. LIGGON Jack General PATRICIA ANN LIGHTNER llpatll Academic Day in the Sun, Com., IV, French Club, III, IV ARLINE IEANETTE LILLARD Academic IACK E. LOVE Shorty Academic Football, III, IV, Basketball, III, IV, Baseball, III, IV, Track, III, IV WILLIAM LOWRY I lBi11ll Vocational 1942 , Lwvuux IEAN MARGARET LEHMAN Academic Glee Club, II, III, IV EARLE LIGHTNER HDOCII General Band, III, Basketball, III, Foot- ball, II, IV, Track-Manager, III f ' 1 F 'I L' 717 IOHN WILLIAM LIGHTNER llBil1ll Academic , Band, III, Day in the Sun, Com. IV, Dramatic Club, III, IV, French Club, III, H. W. N. W., Co-Editor ot Sports, III, IV - ROY LINT I lDeanl I General EMMERT M. LOWRY, Ir. IIMII Academic Band, II, III, Camera Club, II, Dramatic Club, III, French Club, III, IV, Heiskelite Staff, IV, His- tory Club, III, Math. Club, II, III, IV, Orchestra, II, III, Stamp Club, II RICHARD LUDWIG I lDiCkll Vocational 0 The Ifeirkelite 1942 1 VAUGHN LUM IXBudll Vocational ROBERT HILL LYNN Bobby - Academic Camera Club, IV, Day in the Sun, Cast, IV, Dramatic Club, III, IV, Glee Club, IV, History Club, III, H. W. N. W.-Feature Staff, II, III, H. W. N. W.-Busi- ness Manager, IV, Math. Club, III, IV, Orchestra, II, III, IV, Quill and Scroll, III, IV, Science Club, IV, Stamp Club, III DORIS ELAINE MADDEN Academic Day in the Sun, Com., IV, French Club, IV, Glee Club, II, H. W. N. W., IV DELOROUS C. MARKER Shorty' ' General Fieldball, II, III, Track, II, III, IV, Intramural Council, II, III PEGGY LOU MARSH Academic CONSTANCE L. MARTIN ' 'Connie ' General Basketball, II mqd, .. , l28l GARLAND LUNG Vocational .SARAH ADELE LYON A cadem ic American Legion Essay Prize, III, Archery Club, II, Day in the Sun, Com., IV, Dramatic Club, III, IV, French Club, III, IV, President of Student Council, IV, Glee Club, II, III, IV, Quill and Scroll, III, President, IV, Heiskel- ite Statt, III, H. W. N. W., III, Editor, IV, Kind Lady, Com., III 4 h AJ IUANITA MANIOUS Skeets Academic Day in the Sun, Com., IV . Lib ALICE C. MARQUISS Markie Academic ' b 'X Math. Club II if 95' K I ' Wx BEVERLY MARTIN I lBevl I Academic Archery Club, II, Day in the Sun, Com., IV, Dramatic Club, IV, Glee Club, II, III, IV, History Club, IV GERALDINE B. MARTIN Gerry Commercial Basketball, II, III, Double Circle, The Hezkleelite 1942 IOHN MARTIN Iohnny A cadem ic Dramatic Club, IV, Heiskelite Staff, IV, Math. Club, II, III, IV MAGDALENE MARTIN L0GJxi 5 Deanie General Q 2 ki, 4 .fel-lf -Xplk,-IJ kj? ' I . rf r V PAUL M. MATTSON Academic Band, II, III, Day in the Sun, Cast, IV, Dramatic Club, III, IV, Heiskelite, II, III, Editor-in-Chief, IV, H. W. N. W., III, IV, Junior Class Secretary, III, Kind Lady, Cast, III, Math. Club, III, IV, Orchestra, II, III, IV, Quill and Scroll, IV, Roger Funk Weagly Memorial Prize, III, Sophomore Class President, Valedictorian EARL MAY Vocational LAVINIA L. McALLISTER I , Vinnie General A n I A, Science Club, IV a'I'c K . Q-I View CARLEEN E. MCCLEARY Pinky I General D .. I gm 29 LEILA MARTIN Commercial LC! MZ BETTY L. MARTZ , Commercial Glee Club, II, History Club, IV BETTY MAUGANS Betts General HARRY I. McABEE I 1MaCl I Vocational ROBERT MCCAULEY . .Bohn Vocational ' ,ul-' ws! KATHLEEN H. MCCLELLAND Academic Day in the Sun, Com., IV, Glee Club, II, III, IV , ' , , . , ...M Ybelimkdhr 1942 RICHARD C. McCLAIN Dick General WILLIAM McDANIEL llBi1lll Academic xx XJ I BETTY LEE MILLER Fifi General Science, IV, Dramatic Club, IV, Glee Club, II, III, IV , ,LU LUFLO' MARGARET ANNE MILLER llpeggyll General French Club, III, IV WW-A IESSIE ELIZABETH MOATS I llayl I Acadekigicn I 1 A f' 1- J' , no ,J N X . K , 1 iq-lc, . IAMES MULLENDORE lljimll Academic Band, III, Orchestra, II, III, IV lgq J 30 'MARY ELIZABETH McCUNE 'lBette Commercial Day in the Sun, Com., IV: Double Circle, III, Glee Club, II, IV IEAN H. METCALFE Ieannie Commercial Double Circle, IV HARVEY MILLER V Vocational gzriation Club, II, III, Football, ELVA MINNICK Uslimll General .. ,, ,X ,R 15 hjpcifo'-' Q HELEN MOORE I lLessl I Gen eral H CURTIS MULLENIX C. Edgar General V Tlae Ifeixkelite 1942 SAMUEL HAINES MURRAY llsamll Academic Band, II, III, IV, Dramatic Club, IV, French Club, III, IV, Or- chestra, II, III, IV WILLIAM MYERS Bud Academic Band, II, III, Orchestra, II, III DORIS LEE NEWMAN Academic Accent on America, Cast, Camera Club, II, Dramatic Club, III, IV, French Club, IV, Glee Club, II, III, History Club, III, H. W. N. W., II, III, Feature Ed- itor, IV, Lucky Iade, Cast, Math. Club, II, Quill and Scroll, III, IV, Science Club, III RACHEL A. OBERHOLZER General MATILDA OVER Tillie A cademic Accent on America, Cast, III, French Club, III, IV, Glee Club, II, III, IV, Lucky Iade, Cast, II NORMA 1. PARKS LP4,Q.Q,la-ARL, I I Academic French Club, III, President, IV, Math. Club, II ,QS HQ LORRAINE MYERS Myersie General Basketball, II, Fieldball, II ' IOHN P. NEWEY ' 'Iohnnie Vocational EVELYN ANN NYE Boogie General Fieldball, III R DORIS MAE OGDEN I XDOIYI I General f 'MARGARET PALMER npeggyu General I Band, II, III, Dramatic Club, IV 'j,0,Q.a.-1-4..a.a... ici?-D MARY PATRICIA PAYETTE upatu Academic Day in the Sun, Cast, IV, Dramatic Club, III, IV 31 4' 1lw.ERhkdWr 1942 IANICE H. PHEIL UTOOIIGH Commercial Double Circle Club, IV, Glee Club, II, Heiskelite, LV ,I ,4- 7173- I ROBERT B. POFFENBERGER , l!B0bll Vocational L,-l q s GERALDYNE MAE POWELL ulerryrl Commercial Dramatic Club, II ELIZABETH ANN PRATHER . llllizll Academic Cheerleader, IV, Dramatic Club, III, IV, French Club, III, IV, Glee Club, II, III, Heiskelite, IV, His- tory Club, III, H. W. N. W., IV, Kee Mar English Prize, II, Kind Lady, Cast, Secretary of Stu- dent Council, II GEORGE QUICK George' ' General Band, II, III, French Club, III, Orchestra, II, III, IV HARRY RAMBO Mike Academic French Club, III, H. W. N. W., II, Circulation Manager, III, IV, Math. Club, II, III - 1 32 BERNICE A. POFFENBERGER Bernie Academic Cheerleader, IV, Day in the Sun, Cast, IV, Dramatic Club, III, IV, French Club, III, H. W. N. W. Staff, IV, Kind Lady, Corn., Life Begins at Sixteen, Cast, Day in the Sun, Cast ROSE POLLACK ' 'Rosie Commercial Double Circle Club, IV, Dra- matic Club, IV, Glee Club, II ALICE POWERS General MARY ELIZABETH PRICE Cbbllc-db General Dramatic Club, IV, Glee Club, II IURY E. RAILING ulerryll General I. DOROTHY REESE ' General I I Tlae Heifleelz'te 1942 AUDREY R. REYNOLDS Little Audrey General Dramatic Club, Glee Club RUTH RIDENOUR Ruthie 4 Comm erc ia l'15'l THERON RINEHART Sunshine ' Academic Camera Club, II, III, IV, Day in the Sun, Cast, IV, Kind Lady, Com., III, Dramatic Club, III, IV, Life Begins at Sixteen, Com., IV, French Club, IV, Math. Club, II, Glee Club, II, III, Heiskelite Staff, IV, History Club, III, IV, H. W. N. W., II, III, IV EVELYN IREN E ROBINSON llsisll Commercial Double Circle Club, IV .X . 1' .f IXD X x, .h,. .1 , . LLOYD HOWARD ROBISON I lack General Glee Club, II, III, IV ROBERT RODGERS I lBobl I Vocational R dyozw cQ'Jf 33 N ,.. N- ROBERT R. RIDENOUR llRockll Gen eral WETONNA RIND Tonne A cademic Glee Club, gy ,fo 1 J Ck, IW, if K X STANLEY M. ROBERTSON Vocational I I BETTY IEANNE ROBISON Feetie ' General Glee Club, II, III, IV 5 Q K ' exec' .I A5 7 QQ ' 1 E 14 riff' . F LORA ROBUCCI Academic f X gl iff' B X 1 I K. x K K x. ROBERT ROULETTE I 1Bobll Academic Football, IV, Track I ft I .b - :A-fi...- The Ifezkleelite 1942 WILLIAM ROUSE GEORGE RUTH 'ABi11 General General . x I 0.0 BETTY IANE SANDERSON h JOUGLAS G. SAUM usandyu x1Dougll Commercial Vocational Day in the Sun, Com., IV, Double Circle Club, IV, Glee Club, II, Heiskelite Staff, IV H! PATRICIA SCHINDEL A 1 Kpatl I A cademi c Archery Club, II, III ROBERT SHANK Chub Voca tion al em! WMM JOHN H. SHARAR 275' V Chicken . Vocational 1 Football-Assistant Manager, IV, Radio Club, II RAYMOND W. SHAW . Commercial I M . Q53 My , ,rl Aviation Club, II, III ELAINE M. SHANK Shanky Commercial Double Circle Club, IV HARRY SHANTZ Vocational .q,x by HERBERT E. SHATZER UI-Ierbll Vocational L 41, S I RICHARD SHIFLER A cadem ic lake Layman Memorial Award, II, Radio Club, III l34l K x I , The Izfcifkelite 1942 HELEN VIRGINIA SHIFLER Peck General Double Circle, III IANET M. SMALLWOOD Iennie General LORRAINEIQSMITH W Snook X General Basketball, II 1 lf't7 1 Q! MARGARET D. SMITH Margie Commer ial Double Circle, IV, Glee Club, II IACK LEON SNYDER Jackson Commercial History Club, IV NED K. SOUTH Scotty' ' , Vocational wofx CN 35 t-'vw .BETTY IEAN SLAYMAN Tootsie General Glee Club, III, Science Club, IV ' . 7-XLVEY SMITH I I Vocational LUCY SMI'1'n Academic Dramatic Club, III, Glee Club, II, III, IV, Math. Club, II I. ,fu 1551.9 1 I f I fl 4. xl, C ...D K 6 'PAUL SMITH I IEZI I Vocational ,sz DXOHN SOMMER I0hnny Academic Band, II, III, IV, Camera Club, IV, Day in the Sun, Cast, IV, Math. Club, II, IV, Orchestra, II, III, IV, Radio Club, III, Secre- tary ,ALINE HARMAN SOWERS nBunnyll Academic Day in the Sun, Com., IV, Dra- matic Club, III, IV, French Club, II, IV, Glee Club, II, III, IV, Heiskelite-Associate Editor, IVf History Club, III, Math. Club, II, President, IV, Vice-President Student Council, III The .Heifkelite 1942 GEORGE SOWTER N NDiCkll Academic Glee Club, II GLADYS SPESSARD uspessn General Softball, II, III BONNIE GENE STAHL Academic Orchestra, II, III, IV, Dramatic Club, III, IV, Heiskelite, IV, Life Begins at Sixteen, com- irgttee, Day in the Sun, Coin., DORIS IANE STONER Academic Dramatic Club, IV, French Club, IIII, E-filee Club, II, III, H. W. N. AILEEN STOTTLEMYER A nDukerr V General f A ' ,,'v.f' v ' e .54 ti - Ny' N. X4 4 at Sax XTX J., I I H fr L- , ,fy HAZEL MARIE STOUFFER I Academic Glee Club, II, III, IV, H. W. N. W., II, III, IV, Orchestra, II, Quill and Scroll, III, IV . , . , . 36 JEANNE BERNICE SOWTER Academic Dramatic Club, III, IV, Glee Club, II, III, IV, Lite Begins at Sixteen, Cast, IV 1 ff-AUL SPRANKLE Vocational 1 Aviation Club, II, III 1443- O RAYMOND W. STOCKSLAGER Vocational ,MQW M DOROTHY C. STONER . ..Dot,, Academic Archery Club, II, Day in the the Sun, Com., IV, Dramatic Club, III, IV, Heiskelite, IV, H. W. N. W., IV, Kind Lady, Corn,. III GUY STOTTLEMYER A 'Stany 1-IENRY STOVER f Vocational . JVMAQCO The Itfeifkelite 1942 4 Vocational MAX SWAIN RUBIE GERALDINE TOMS General Basketball, II, F1e1dba11, 11, Tri, Softball, II Q yan-M-LQ' 'Ho' O RICHARD TRENARY Vocation al . ' TQ G '-f DONALD W. TROVINGER, I General xf ' EMMA TWYFORD Emmy Lou Academic Archery Club, II, III L Q C Q ' HENRIETTA ALBERTA WHITE Henle General French Club, IV, H. W. N. W., IV 37 WILLIAM C. THOMAS Bill General Day in the Sun, Cast, IV . lfilqb. A BETTY TOIWNSHEND Lx-to-1 Academic Dramatic Club, III, IV, French Club, III, IV, Glee Club, II, III, Heiskelite, IV, History Club, III, H. W. N. W., II, III, IV TJ 5 AAOWV i ROBERT ALLEN TRITCH Shorty General NELLIE 'MAE TRUMPOWER KIT!-umbpyll Commercial Double Circle Club, IV, Heiskel- ite Staff, IV MARY LOUISE WARNER Minnie Commercial Double Circle Club, IV, History Club, III, IV '34- EDWIN W. WHITMORE ..Ed,, Academic 9' 4 l I Lg The Ifeirleelilfe 1942 Y Q-. BETTY FRANCES WIEBEL George Academic Dramatic Club, III, French Club, IV, Glee Club, II, III, Science Club, III NANCY LEE WILHIDE General Glee Club, II, III, IV ROBERT WILSON NBobll Vocational BETTY ANN WOLF Academic Dramatic Club, III, French Club, IV, H. W. N. W., IV, Mafh. Club, II I. LEON WOLFE Whitey Commercial Track, I, II xv ELIZABETH I. WOLFKILL -'Beuy' ' Academic Band, II, Day in the Sun, Com., IV, Dramatic Club, III, IV, Glee Club, IV, Heiskelite, IV, H. W. N. W., II, III, IV, Lite Begins at Sixteen, Com., IV, Math. Club, III, IV RICHARD WIEDERHOLD Dick Vocational GORDON W. WILLARD Vocational Aviation Club, II, III, IV, Radio Club, II, III, Football, I , IV Cxc,LcL,o..afq,-14-L., I qi Z- LUCILLE WISHARD Wishy Commercial Double Circle Club, IV DOROTHY E. WOLFE Dot Academic Glee Club, II LILLIAN MARIE WOLFE SEN llLiuyll Commercial Day in the Sun, Cast, IV, Double Circle Club, IV, Dra- matic Club, IV RICHARD A. WOLFORD ltDiCkll Commercial Double Circle Club, IV, Day in the Sun, Cast 1lw.ERmkdD? 1942 RAYMOND R. WOLLARD BERNARD A. YOUNG Vocational Bernie Vocational Baseball, II, III, Basketball, III I g g g a I t- n in n 4 qo HOWARD H. YOUNG 'SAMUEL E. YOUNKER General Sam Vocational , 'I l OH cw. PEGGY A. ZEIGLER 'MILDRED ZIMMERMAN llpegll llMiuyll x5-V 1 K K R 1 Academic Day in the Sun, Cast, IV, Dramatic Club, III, IV, French Club, III, Glee Club, II, IV, H. W. N. W., IV, Kind Lady, Com. General I . ' ix , ' li1i' , .W W bf t 1- K, - 01 1 , X X .H , SENIOR PROPHECY Night had descended upon the Orient. All the mystic splendor and magic of the desert glistened under the vast cold fire of an Eastern moon. Rapidly I unfastened and released my parachute. The distant throb, throb of the tomtoms and the soft, sensuous music of a lute drew me on over the golden sand, to what adventure I knew not. U In the shadowy distance the figure of a man slowly approached, the drapery of his robes flowing from his head and shoulders. Only his burning, piercing eyes, half hidden under the folds of his turban, seemed alive. In his left hand he clutched a bag. Into this he thrust his right hand and then withdrew it, allowing myriads of tiny grains to fall back into their resting place. Then I knew-he was a sand-diviner, a soothsayer, a man of peace and not a sentinel watching for paratroopers. Evincing neither surprise nor curiosity, he spoke, These grains of sand can reveal your future. His low, mysterious voice chilled me to the bone. Hypnotically I nodded. My classmates' also? Again he opened the bag, buried his sinewy fingers into its contents, and poured a flood of golden sand at my feet. Your classmates' also, my friend. Break not the silence, watch, and you shall see many things as yet unhappened. l39l The Hei.1'keli te 1 942 SENIOR PROPH ECY qflontinuedy I Watched, breathless and excited, as the cool breeze stirred the sand into a million ripples and whirled it around and around .... As the suffocating smell of ether seemed to curl around my nostrils, I saw the gleaming white corridor of a hospital. A crisp voice rang out, Dr, Ditto, please consult Dr. Conrad in surgery. . . . Dr. Ditto, please consult Dr. Conrad in surgery. .. . Nurses Bel. and Wiebel please relieve Nurses Dodd and Byers in emer- gency. . . . As this faded into the long white corridor, I found myself in the back of a large auditorium listening to the thud of a gavel. The president, Elizabeth Prather, arose. This afternoon the program committee of the Women's Club, consisting of Beverly Fultz, Peggy Miller, Murray Baechtel, and Elizabeth Koliopulos, has succeeded in getting the noted author, Mr. Regis Allen, as our speaker. Miss Houser, Miss Couchman, Miss French, and Miss Hum- richouse of the Hagerstown High School faculty are our guests today. Next week our speaker will be Miss Bonnie Stahl, librarian at the Washington County Library. And now it gives me great pleasure to introduce to you Mr. Regis Allen. . . . The roar of applause seemed to change into the staccato beat of many typewriters and I looked up in astonishment to face an office door on which was painted: Rambo and Guth, Civil and Electrical Engineers. A neatly dressed young lady appraoched me, How do you do, Sir. I'm Miss Bishop, the receptionist. Go right in, Mr. Rambo is expecting you. Entering the spacious office, I heard these words: That's all the dictation now, Miss Pheil. Please send these letters to Miss Custer to type, and don't let me forget I have a dinner engagement with President Lowry of the International Chem- ical Corporation. As the secretary opened the door to the outer office, round after round of applause greeted my ears. My companion nudged me, and as I looked up, I became aware of the paper I held in my hand- Paul Mattson, director of R. C. A., presents Radio City's Music Hall Concert for Allied Relief, featuring Miss Matilda Over, sopranog Robert Lynn, concert pianist, Asher Edleman, violinistg with the N. B. C. Symphony Orchestra under the baton of Maestro Harshman. The orchestra has been augmented by lames Mullendore, concert master, with Franklin Herrmann, Sam Murray, Harry Hoch, and William Myers leading the brasses. Another sharp nudge brought me to attention, as a voice beside me said, Look, there's Miss Newman. Her latest book is just off the press. David Cottingham did the illustrations for it. Theron Rinehart, the producer, already has the screen rights and he's going to star either Peggy Geary or Patricia Payette. lack Grossman signed his contract last week. Mlle. Parks lgfslbeen contracted for the costuming. All they need for a perfect picture is 'Coiffure by Mc- e land.' I turned in surprise to see who my neighbor was who seemed so well acquainted with these celebrities. Of course, who else could it be but Adele Lyon, the Society editor of the New York Times. It was her friend, Gayl Gerber, with the aid of Lucy Smith, the translator, who made such a brilliant report about the American troops in Australia. I think she mentioned Lieut. Major Robert Carpenter and Major Edward Bachtel, or was it lack Love. Anyway, it sounded like our old football team. The lights were growing dim now and in any moment the conductor would-but the vision faded away, and I found myself staring at the golden sand at my feet. Is there no more, Great Wise One, I asked? Silence, he commanded in a scournful voice, and proceeded to stir the sand. The music of the tomtoms seemed to fade away and then grew louder and faster until it seemed that the player must collapse. I glanced around in astonishment as a voice from a loudspeaker said, Ladies and Gentlemen, the Rainbow Room of the Waldorf Astoria brings you Robert Iones and his famous Sophisti-cats, featuring Iohnny Sommer on the drums. Vocal renditions are those of lovely Peggy Zeigler. Before we begin our program, We're going to put the spot- light on some of our illustrious guests here tonight. In the far cormer. . . I gulped as the spotlight came to rest on me. The light was blinding and when I opened my eyes I discovered myself lying in a heap on the sandy the sun was beating down on me. A voice I recognized as that of my squadron leader was saying, He'll be all right. He must have lost conscious- ness when we bailed out. . . . A. H. S. l40l ii -Q .- - 1 .-mb, 7 ,- 1.-1.1 v - J' ' , -Q, -5 1.1: ,f Ji, , , ,ga 1 -..-,,-+1.mf, .-.- . we ' r . 'fa--' my .Ja-'M aki' .a I A ' .. C55 F ,1, .V .--,1 , J: .-:A 2 E' , w 1 X . 1-K - in ,. 'Q' , f, U 'Q 4 f f-19' I , 1 pi'-'N if 5 ,-,, x,,, ,,, ,V . F I -LJ' ,Q 1 52- .. 1 4:5 -ff' -4 fififa i a -x . , ,, V si U IURS The Heifkelite 1942 J UNIUR CLASS H ISTURY Paul McFarland .... ,........ S ecretary Elaine Kidwell ..... .......,.. T reasurer William Shaffer .... ..... V ice President George English .....,..................... President And so We have come to the end of another year. It seems hardly any time since we en- tered this school as bewildered, subdued sophomores. We luniors have kept up the excellent standards set by us as sophomores. Our names glisten like stars on the distinguished honor and honor roll lists, on the school varsity teams, and in the glee club and orchestra. We were very active in the French, History, and Audio Visual Service Clubs. We shone in all of the Dramatic Club programs and all but three of the Life Begins at Sixteen cast were of the class of '43. The H. W. N. W. boasts of its many junior staff members and their work. Our friendly spirit of cooperation was displayed by the way we attended the games and dances, sold tickets for lectures and plays, and by the way we responded to the H. W. N. W. and Heiskelite sales campaigns. With this spirit, plus our vim, vigor, and Vitality, We can say without faltering that We will challenge all former records. In memory of Phyllis Clem, a member of the lunior Class, who was called to eternal rest on May 7, 1942. l42l The Heifkelile 1942 w YYY l From left to right-Row I:-M. Baker, I, Izer, M. Fiery, P. Buck, V. Eshelman, A. Gehr, I. Highbarger, B. Ritter, E. Boardman, I. Wandel, L. Woltkill, N. Clagett, B. Daugherty. Row II:-M. Boward, I. Bachtell, L. Groh, L. Ihleteldt, H. Cronin, I. Cassatt, B. Brandenburg, N. Cover, V. Gilleland, K. Kohler, E. Kidwell, M. E. Phillippy. Row Ill:-S. Eccard, P. Stottlemyer, D. Brey, B. Shatter, H. Brandenburg, R. Brewer, A. Bondurant, N. Lindsay, E. Cushen, F. Wiebel, H. Carroll. Row IV:-I. Fockler, H. Startzman, V. Christensen, I. Garver, B. Hysong, B. Binkley, B. Silverman, I. Stafford, A. Allen, B. Elgin. Row V:-H. Newkirk, R. Wallace, I. Summers, B. English, D. Beachley, I. Berkson, I. Hershey, A. Alexander, D. Neikirk. Row VI:-C. Eves, P. MacFarland. N Left to right-Row I:-A. Welty, I. Troupe, V. Miller, L. Rodgers, M. Penner, B. Miller, I. Reeder, E. Rinehart, M. Ringer, D. McClain, B. Shirey, A. Spielman, M. Snyder, M. Smith. Row II:-E. Moore, L. Stine, M. Houser, M. Wolfe, B. Calhoun, K. Kershner, L. Deibert, H. Swartz, A. Troupe, C. Sellers, I. Barr, P. Knodle. Bow Ill:-B. Mongan, O. Moss, E. Reed, M. Miller, R. Neikirk, B. Schlosser, H. Stottlemyer, M. Wine, D. Valentine, A. Snyder, D. Souders, E. Watts, P. Clem. Row IV:-F. McKee, I. Butts, N. Baylor, B. Strine, B. Bruce, R. Forkner, V. Smith, G. Hicks, I. Hicks. l43l The Heifleelite 1942 Lett to right-Row I:-V. Chronister, M. Koontz, M. McGinnis, H. Mancini, C. Weiner, M. Cochrane, R. Potts, C. Crum- backer, D. Framrn, D. Bowers, E. Martz, L. Black, D. Elgin. Row II:-G. Brown, V. Johnson, D. I. Miles, M. Jones, V. Boyer, I. Martin, B. Resh, M. Crowther, L. Bachtell, B. Bare, G. Barnhart, H. Foltz. Row III:-B. Hogan, A. M. Honodel, D. Fuller, N. House, I. Hann, C. Greenwalt, I. Clarke, B. Bachtell, I. Bagent, E. Stockslager, D. Wiseman. Row IV:-W. McKee, P. Gearhart, R. Myers, R. DeLauney, V. Cunningham, K. Dorsey, M. Heeringa, V. Cullison, I. Gossard, K. Krouse, I. Reed, R. Potfenberger. Left to right-Row I:-A. Kline, C. Roe, E. Ridenour, E. Williams, R. Duftey, M. Letticlc, C. Keyton, H. Koontz, A. Hicks, M. Waltrick, M. Ward, B. Carpenter, I. Martin. Row H:-E. Barr, M. Main, A. McKee, W. Shantz, H. Poole, S. Rowe, R. Sarikas, M. Lindsay, B. Brewer, D. Hann, V. Baker, M. McGowan. Row Ill:-E. Davis, M. Freed, H. Weller, I. Lewis, R. Warner, I. Saum, D. Rinehart, M. Saum, B. South, V. Pottenberger l. Crunkleton, W. Minor. Row IV:-C. Diebert, E. Bentz, D. Shaw, B. Schindel, I. Reynolds, l. Bachtell, l. Spielman, E. Broom, B. King, W. Shetfler I l44l The Ifeirkelite I 942 From Row Row Row Row From Row Row Row Row Row Row left to right-Row I:-D. Ohler, I. Moats, M. Harbaugh, N. Gibney, D. Willis, V. Willis, M. Freed, A. Bowman W. Brewbaker, P. Lushbaugh, N. Ralston, I. Moulden, D. Poffenberger. II:-B. Marshall, P. Thumma, I. Martin, I. Smith, G. Stonesifer, R. Bowers, R. Thomas, C. Phillips, B. I. Poffen berger, E. Warrenfeltz, D. Wolfe, D. Hartman. Ill:-H. Poe, D. Dansberger, S. Snyder, D. Miller, l. Schnebly, l. Willis, P. Welder, M. Marshall, E. Lillard, H Shank, G. Byers, I. Alexander. IV:-l. Strine, S. Schoen, P. Loy, l. Lyon, D. Placg, S. lacques, A. Hildebrand, E. Goetz, D. Bishop, M. Bowers . King. V:-C. Kish, B. Hammond, G. Bohn, B. Fisher, B. Roney, B. Wysong, F. Rouzer, B. Devault, D. Dashnaw. left to right-Row I:-T. Reynolds, R. Smith, R. Fry, V. Crist, P. Hart, F. Hightman, E. Hose, W. Lias, A. Grimm, l. Kaylor, E. Marquiss, R. Barney. H:-S. Stubits, H. Poffenberger, M. Hemphill, L. Blickenstaff, H. Brown, S. Leiter, H. Boyer, D. Delauter. Ill:-C. Morningstar, E. Middlekauff, W. Hull, W. Harper, A. Luther, W. Kiser, C. Kershner, C. Kershner, T. Hull, C. Clipp, R. Ambrose. IV:-R. Ringer, W. Smith, D. Russel, A. Herridge, W. Knode, S. Lyon, R. Alger, P. Athey, R. Houpt. V:-L. Mills, M. Wood, H. Henson, R. Raften, E. Mowen, L. Spessard, C. Ryerson, H. Snyder. VI:-G. Myers, D. Zombro, F. Rockwell, G. Oaks, W. Spires, C. Bender, D. South, C. Rohrer. VII:-R. Stottlemyer, W. Worthington, D. Rider, R. Schieldkneckt, C. Swain, L. Mellott, G. Myers, R. Slick, W. Main, C. Shank. it45l SOPHO CRES .sl r-' 'f V ff ' 'fi' S+. f ' - The Heifkelite 1942 SUPHUMORE CLASS HISTURY loseph Palkovitz .... ,,..... P resident Robert Williams ..... .... V ice President Anna Leiter ...... ....... T reasurer Catherine Leiter. . ..... Secretary They started rolling in September. From their first day at H. H. S., the new Sophomore Class became an integral part of school life, entering enthusiastically into all activities, they rapidly acclimated themselves to their strange surroundings, rolled up their sleeves, and went to work. To begin with, the Sophs had an unusually large turn-out for football this year, in fact, most of the squad was composed of the newcomers. Though inexperienced, they displayed admirable sportsmanship and determination, being largely responsible for the varsity's suc- cesses. lournalism provided a deep interest for the more literary second-termers, with all staffs of the H. W. N. W. liberally represented by Sophomores. In addition to generally high scholastic standards, the youngest class of the school coop- erated with zeal in most of the social, service, and educational clubs, the Orchestra, Band, and Glee Club especially show the influence of sophomoric talents. With this year of achievement behind them, the Sophomore Class eagerly looks forward to the dignity of luniors, the ultimate majesty of Seniors, confident that, with their first year before them as an example, theirs will be a truly outstanding high school career. l48l The Ifeiyleelite 1 94 2 From Row Row Row Row l From Row Row lett to right-Row I:-R. Gordon, C. Bailey, l. Grosh, H. Black, K. Goutt, W. Gladhill, D. Plank, W. Andrews, E. Neikirk, E. Weller, E. Reichard, F. Horst. II:-l. Beair, H. Keyser, D. Martin, H. Hutt, l. Gossard, D. Dayhott, R. Hesson, F. Everhart, L. Bond, N. Elliot. III:-S. Crim, W. Anderson, M. Bachtell, S. Priest, R. Martin, G. Crone, A. Powell, A. Reynolds, E. Benchott. IV:-W. Fuss, E. Messner, R. Remsburg, R. Keller, N. Binkley, H. Bishop, W. Fraley, P. Carl, E. Bair. V:-P. Foucke, R. Kearns, E. Garvin, R. Athey, Garinzik, R. Grubb, D. Lawrence, E. Grimm, R. Beard, G. achte . lett to right-Row l:-H. Kline, C. Nelson, l. Oden, M. Marr, G. McNamee, l. LeFever, P. Lambros, V. Messer- smith, N. Kneisley, S. Parks, A. Leiter, l. Prather, C. Leiter, P. Pickering. II:-L. Long, B. Mullendore, D. McCauley, L. Shank, D. Kiracote, l. McGaha, C. Cash, P. Miller, l. Marcus, D. Cronister, O. Fisher, P. Chambers, B. Lambert. III:-R. Cottingham, M. Hawkins, B. Marker, S. Mundey, L. Lowry, l. Grogan, C. Hetzer, M. Bott, B. Moore, W. Crowther. Row IV:-D. Hogan, T. Kidwell, B. Elliott, H. Kephart, F. Kershner, l. Harshman, l. Seal, E. Moats, D. Imes, I. Eyler. Row V:--G. Kretzer, H. Dennis, B. F ahrney, P. Ensminger, M. Everitts, P. Kieffer. l 49 l The H6lFkC!l'f6 1942 From right to left-Row I:-M. Gruber, B. Grove, V. Lizer, P. Barnhart, l. Cushwa, I. Baker, C. Ford, G. Grogan, B. Brenner, M. Rogers, M. Brunner, I. Yellott, M. Gates, H. Le Fever, M. Dieterich. Row II:-V. Plank, D. Brenner, M. Kramer, L. Brant, l. Blickenstaff, L. Godlove, E. Dennis, D. Forsythe, L. Dalhamer, F. Ryon, E. Grove, L. Horst. Row III:-l. Ridenour, D. Kershner, S. Polack, L. Williams, D. Ritter, I. Good, B. Beachley, B. Smith, M. Barnhill, V. Dudley, G. Purdham. Row IV:-E. Doyle, D. Powell, L. Snyder, C. Young, P. Poffenberger, M. F ahrney, B. Wilhide, M. Leiter, G. Bott, B. Miller, M. Moore. Row V:-B. Thomas, R. Michael, W. Brinton, B. Marsh, G. Henson, D. Metz, R. Fishack. From left to right-Row I:-I. Hajek, D. Hook, B. Angle, S. McKee, B. lacobs, l. Detrich, I. Detrich, H. Moser, B. Fer- now, M. Whitcraft, M. Varner, M. Carter, W. Day. Row II:-P. Ballentine, M. Hann, N. Anthony, M. Rogers, P. Chaney, B. Carpenter, M. Green, E. Flook, A. Fowler, B. Harbaugh, I. Kelly, B. Fockler. Row III:-H. DeVore, B. Grimes, I. Coffman, W. Swope, I. Hutzler, D. Greenwald, I. Fleisher, A. Hightman, I. Heck L. Ford. Row IV:-I. Harter, D. Wibberly, P. Smead, P. Callas, Brenner, V. Hartle, I. Avey, l. Ingram, O. Gray, K. Custer . Eyler. Row V:-W. Donaldson, I. Abbott, E. Dusenberry, L. Stultz, S. Pruett, R. Hyssong, P. Blickenstaff, P. Burger. l50l I I The HEll!'kEll'fC 1 94 2 From left to right-Row I:-W. Staley, P. Smith, P. Welty, P. Welty, I. Sherred, l. Stoutfer, P. Shinham, H. Wheeler L. Stonebreaker, P. Yates, E. Whitmore, E. Wiebel, M. Simson, l. Weigand. Row II:--B. Schneider, I. Williams, L. Wandell, P. Stoner, D. Young, L. Williams, V. Weaver, B. Troxell, K. Munson l. Reedy, G. Smith, M. Ridenour. Row Ill:-D. Staubs, G. Troupe, B. Sterling, K. Shaw, B. Shilling, E. Thompson, C. Weigand, l. Shilling, A. O'Brien E. Myers, L. Rogers. Row IV:-D. Myers, B. Snyder, C. Young, L. Doarnberger, K. Smith, H. Geseland, P. Snapp, B. Thompson, l. Stine H. Clark. From lett to right-Row I:-H. Nye, T. Cinalli, M. Carper, R. Knode, I. Comer, R. Cosens, G. Craig, L. Kinsey, R. Lynch Row Row Row Row P. Kline, C. Frank, R. Lowry, C. Sweigert. II:-R. Nortord, l. Nye, S. Staubs, P. Shockey, A. Smith, R. Shoot, R. Williams, T. Tritch, R. Smith, D. Myers l. Rohrer. III:-I. Palkovitz, T. Myers, D. May, L. Martin, R. Recher, R. Monninger, R. Ohler, C. Warner, H. Oaks, R. Stout- fer, T. Smith. IV:-R. Robertson, I. Schneider, D. Willard, K. Martin, M. Yeager, R. Spong, H. Trenary, I. Sullivan, R. Reedy V:-H. McKnight, D. Weaver, H. Rogers, F. White, C. Sensenbaugh, R. Stottlemyer, F. Shank, O. Wachtel. l51l The H Eifkfl ite I 9 42 From lett to right-Row I:-I. Ricketts, B. Moyer, A. Ruth, M. Bostetter, D. Wieland, B. Einbinder, B. Martin, B. Kit- chen, M. Cramer, G. Davis, D. Wishard, M. Horn. Row II:-E. Smith, E. Ridge, C. Norris, S. Schlosser, P. Fiery, B. Cruickshanks, M. Denniston, A. Hartman, M. Rams- burg, I. Shank, D. Doontz, I. Turner, I. Spalding, M. White. Row III:-E. Raymond, C. Ridenour, W. Liggon, H. Hamilton, B. Houghton, F. Sollenberger, W. Donaldson, R. Beard, P. Reed, H. McCauley, R. Ritchie. Row IV:-M. Spessard, R. Wibberly, R. Willis, H. Kaylor, I. Patton, H. Smith, I. Young, I. Hager, B. Madison, N. Frock. Row V:-C. Morrison, J. Phillips, H. Bucy, T. Thayer, W. Sixeas, B. Smith, B. Stull, I. Stoutter, H. Weeks. Row VI:-H. Robinson, D. Oswald, I. Unger, B. Czmond, R. Patterson. l l 1. Ah-h-h-h-h . . . 4. Glamor. 7. Need any help? IO. Primping tor-? 2. Ape. 5. No loitering. 8. Peanut gallery. 11. Mme. is camera-shy. 3. Good? 6. Lookin' for someone? 9. I've got it! l52l ,WY ATHLETICS The HBiJ'k6'll'f6' 1942 r........, ...,, rv. . . Y . , ,., , i , . 3rf.,m . .tt 4 4 From left to right-Row 1:--H. Nye, R. Andrews, 1. Bachtell, H. McKnight, A. Carpenter, E. Bachtell, l. Love, F. Di- Fabbio, L. Beyard, P. Smead. Row II:-R. Bruce, P. Callas, T. Thayer, G: Willard, S. Stubits, Lightner, R. Spong, W. Dietrich, M. Garonzik. Row III:-Coach Semler, W. Roney, M. Ormond, A. Greene, P. Kline, R. Roulette, A. Cinalli, 1. Berkson. Row IV:-I. Shayer, W. Fisher, C. Sweigert, H. Rogers, C. Emmert, D. Wibberly, G. Hicks, W. Hammond. 8' FQUTBALL ' With only two 1940 regulars returning, Hagerstown High School's Coach, Eddie Semler, molded a green squad into a team which won six of its nine games in 1941. The injury nemesis hit the team hard again in 1941 with Palkovitz, Bachtell, Miller, and Stubitts out of the line-up much of the time. To open the season, the Maroon and Gray eleven ran amuck against the formidable DeVitt Prep club of Washington, D. C., losing 13 to 6. They stormed over Harpers Ferry the next week, 40 to 6, at the Municipal Stadium, site of five night games. Revenging its humiliating 1940 defeat at the hands of Charles Town, the Hubs lashed the Purple Panthers 27 to 6. Alle- gany, with its T formation, sank the Semlerites 20 to 12 in the first league contest. Martins- burg and Handley fell before the prowess of the Maroon and Gray eleven, 12 to 0 and 12 to 7, respectively, in C. V. A. L. games. Traveling to Cumberland, they dropped a game to Fort Hill, 19 to 6. The Quincy Orphanage team lost to the Hubs, 20 to 6, on the Potomac Avenue gridiron. Rounding out the season, the H. H. S. team hung a defeat on the Waynesboro eleven in Waynesboro 13 to 0. A 1541 The Ifeiskelite 1942 FIELDBALL ln her third year at Hagerstown High, Mrs. Coleman produced one of the finest teams in Hagerstown's fieldball history. i In September, a call for the first candidates of he fieldball squad was issued. Thirty girls responded, and from this group eighteen of the most promising were chosen. These eventually developed into one of the fastest and most skillful fieldsquads in the history of Hagerstown High School athletics. Their record shows an undefeated, untied, and unscored-upon team. Graduation claims Barnes and Houser but several sophomores have found places in the line-up. A winning team is expected next year. Hagerstown Opponents 5 ' Williamsport O 12 Clearspring O 18 Hancock O 22 Clearspring O 13 Smithsburg O 14 Williamsport O 15 Smithsburg O 24 Hancock O From left to right-Row I:-D. Plack, M. Wine, l. Clark, B. Schlosser, C. Houser, E. Barr, M. Smith. Row II:-Coach Coleman, l. McGaha, l. Lyon, S. lacques, M. Barnes, I. Oden. Row III:-E. Ridge, B. Carpenter, B. Miller, D. Powell. 'l55l The Hezkleelz'te 1942 BOYS' BASKETBALL The Maroon and Gray basketeers played a sixteen-game schedule during the 1941-42 season, and managed to win only three of the total. Their playing was quite a let-down follow- ing the brilliant campaigns of the two previous seasons. The locals hit their high spo' in the first Greenbelt High game, as they defeated those lads, 33 to 28. They, perhaps, turned in their most dismal effort against Fort Hill on the Po- tomac Avenue court, the Sentinels won in a C. V. A. L. contest, 42-21. The Maroon and Gray quintet had height aplenty but didn't seem to be able to cash in on it. Love, Young, Bachtell, Bruce, and Carpenter were all six feet or over. Bachtell pulled down scoring honors with 118 points in 12 tilts. His game average for the campaign was 9.8 points. Hershey was second in swing with 97 points in sixteen games. His average was 6.06 points per contest. Opponents H. H. S. Opponents H. H. S. Charles Town 16 Fort Hill 21 Greenbelt 33 Greenbelt 20 Fort Hill 20 Handley 34 Waynesboro 27 Middletown 32 St. lames 28 Martinsburg 25 Handley 28 St. James 26 Martinsburg 26 Middletown 32 Waynesboro 36 Charles Town 21 Totals 425 From left to right:-1. Love, A. Cinalli, E.Bachte1l, W. Einbinder, C. Hoffman, W. Henry, M. Garonzik, E. Lightner, 1. Hershey, W. Stump, R. Carpenter, H. Young, R. Bruce. 1561 The Heirkelite 1942 From left to right:-1. Oden, G. Smith, l. Prather, 1. McGaha, B. Sterling, S. lacques, E. Barr, C. Houser, M. Smith, Coach Coleman, B. Schlosser, 1. Clark, S. Schloiser, M. Vgzine, I. Alexander, M. Barnes, A. Leiter, L. Stonebraker, . Elliott, . Leiter. GIRLS' BASKETBALL Coach Coleman began girls' basketball with approximately thirty-five girls, drilling in fundamental technique and scrimmage. From this display of good material twenty of the most outstanding were selected for the final squad. Zone defense played a great part in the games, and during the season the Hagerstown Girls' Varsity learned to use it effectively and efficiently. Since there are only two seniors, Houser and Barnes, who will be lost by graduation, the team should have a strong foundation upon which to build next year's team. Both the team and the coach deserve credit for their achievement. H. H. S. Opponents 9 Penn Hall 6 29 Frederick 17 34 Middletown 16 25 Martinsburg 16 30 Middletown 13 20 Frederick 16 10 Martinsburg 14 33 Penn Hall 1 1 1571 The Heiskelite 1 94 2 From left to right:-l. Harter, C. Guth, L. Stoltz, R. Srnigh, l. Love, H. Kaylor, R. Roulette, H. Weeks, W. King, Coach toner. TRACK With many of their former stars departed, the Maroon and Gray tleetwings of Hagerstown High School were forced to rebuild their squad for the 1942 campaign. Mr. Kenneth Stoner was in charge of the track team, and he arranged three meets tor the track and field men. Hagerstown placed third in the twenty-fifth annual University of Maryland Field Day, May 2, at College Park. Towson and Bel Air placed ahead of the Hubs in the inter-scholastic division. The Maroon and Gray team participated, also, in the C. V. A. L. meet at Winchester, May 16, and the Washington County Field Meet on May 22. SCHEDULE Maryland Field Day at College Park, May 2, 1942. C. V. A. L. Meet at Winchester, Virginia, May l6, 1942. Washington County Meet at Hagerstown, May 22, 1942. l58l The H6iJk6l1.f6 1942 BAS E BA L L A combination of sugar-and gas-rationing, plus the rubber shortage, did much to curtail HEgersfow1TI-Iigli School? l92I2 Baseball Eheduleglufabiit ei-Fe-half otjcheijanies l'Ed 5 be canceled because ot the outcome of the war. The boys, however, put in a nine-game sea- son and were highly successful during their campaign. Coach Semler stated that we had a real scrappy teamp and it was a pity that they couldn't play out their schedule. The club was strong down the middle with Spong and Bachtel catching, Love, Young, Carpenter, and Tritch doing most of the hurling, and Palkovitz and DiFabbio holding down the inner-works ot the infield. The team was fast, alert, and on its toes throughout the season. H k R A d R Tritch F DiFabbio R. Eversole E. Finnitf L. lohnston H. Mc From left to right-Row I:-G. ic s, . n rews, . , . , , , , - Knight, l. Butts. Row II:-M. Garonzik, R. Spong, A. Edelman, R. Crilly, R. Carpenter, I. Love, I. Palkovitz, W. Stump, A. Cinalli, l. Filsinger, B. Fuss, G. Bachtell, Coach Semler. l 59 l T be Ifezkkelite 1942 INTRAMURAL CUUNCIL President and Senior Manager ,...,... Cora Houser Secretary ....................... .... A lma Grier Junior Manager ..... ....... I udy Lyon Sophomore Manager. . .... Sarah Schlosser The Intramural Council throughout the year has planned and developed a program of sports for all girls including the following, hockey, basketball, tieldball, ping pong, deck tennis, softball, track, archery, volleyball and badminton. They have taken charge of scheduling and overseeing many of the games. In order to carry out their program to the fullest extent, each room has a representative who helps to contact all girls. Over two hundred titty girls have taken part in the intramural sports program. - l50l -A GRC-AN ZATIUNS .3?ff1?m, 'WE ,-'F me -Q asv EM as .PIU W an Q, haw? mx mm W: Q zu H-4 G gh wi, ff-kg. Ln? 3 ixqwf' 5' ,N 'L K f M. 1 , Y ',:gf3,ye,fff' f fa- '- f -1 . M ,I-1q'Pi v1g1fi im, lk 'ff -911' 'w -im. ij J' 0+ . ..y-f, , , .lxk -3- LZ1 NY,:. , ,, Q, ' 5, .---ir ' llfig ' '- . 1 2 The HEiIk6l1'l6 I 942 From left to right-Stooping:-H. Dicken, E. Middlekautt, G. Willard. Standing:-F. Deavers, I. Wandel, L. Woltkill, G. Bowers, B. Ferguson, Adviser, Mr. Showe, P. Grove, H. Cronin, H. Poe, L. Mills, P. Sprankle. AVIATION CLUB President .,,........,..., ..... E dward Midcllekautf Recording Secretary ....,.. .,....... H ilda Cronin Corresponding Secretary ..... ...... l ean Wandel Program Chairman ......... ..... F ranklin Deavers The Aviation Club this year contributed to the defense movement by making blue prints of the many types of airplanes for spotter's posts in Washington County. The annual model show included various aeronautical articles that helped to add an inter- esting aspect to the exhibition. Colored photos and blue prints ot airplanes were posted around the room. This attracted the attention ot the many observers who came in to see the models and related interests on view. Some of the meetings were devoted to the study ot simple meteorology. Other programs centered around aeronautical interests in their many phases. The adviser tor this year, as tor many years, was Mr. L. M. Showe. l 52 l The Heiyleelite 1942 l63 ND BA fd 33 GJ -z fU 2 N O +- .9 P S Director. . uel Murray E FU cn if Librarian . 35,8 ,en Qu: FQ... NO IU rm Ea Fai ZW' -3 az 5:5 -0-' .95 IP rcs H2 2-U 'BE gli Q33 as .lm Eff GJ fc 'Em EKU FU: ca! DCD P645 5.5 mm EE M. 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EE! 2.2 .,..w -HB o gn L33 EE' -G+- 'Dow Lf.. TUE QE Zi Zia an .EE 'Ulm 123 .ada o LC-' H . RE' L4-I-I mi-I ....o 'Ei 113. 551 PQI gf!! fo 5 aJ .Z an o The Heirkelite 1942 CAMERA CLUB President ......... ..... B obby Lynn Vice President .,... ,..... E laine Kidwell Secretary .......... ..... V irginia Gilleland Publicity Chairman ................,. Ann Bondurant Chairman of Program Committee .... Edward Cushen Adviser ..................,........ Mrs. Scott Bounds Under the able supervision ot Mrs. Scott Bounds, the Camera Club has had a very enjoy- able year. Slides and lectures, supplied by the Eastman Kodak Company, helped the mem- bers to get a better understanding of the art ot photography. A print contest was held during the year, defense stamps were given as prizes. On a field trip taken during the year the mem- bers found many interesting studies for their cameras. An excursion to the Washington County Museum ot Fine Arts, to review the annual Cumberland Valley Photographic Exhibit, proved to be very profitable. From left to right:-R. Lynn, E. Kidwell, I. Sommer, E. Cushen, R. Brewer, M. Denniston, V. Gilleland, A. Bondurant, M. Bowers, N. Gibney. l64l The Izfeifkelite 1942 From left to right-Seated:-D. Miles, B. Groff, M. Kline, R. Pollack, l. Pheil, W. Deavers, L. Wolffsen. Standing:-E. Robinson, E. Shank, B. Crim, D. Fuller, N. Trumpower, C. Weiner, H. Mancini, M. Herringa, D. Arns- parger, R. Wolford, C. Greenwalt, B. McCune, L. Black, Adviser, Miss Foltz, M. Warner DOUBLE CIRCLE CLUB OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester Betty Groff. ......, ..,. P resident ..... ..... N ellie Trumpower Diana Framm ......... . . , Vice President .... .... G eraldine Martin Betty I. Sanderson .... ..,.. S ecretary .... ...,. l eanne Metcalfe Nellie Trumpower. . . ....... Chairman ........ .,..... . Betty Crim Evelyn Robinson. ..........,. Pub. Reporter ,....... ..... M ary Warner Adviser-Miss Leona Foltz The Double Circle Club is an organization which endeavors to prepare commercial girls and boys for their chosen lite work. The topic for the first semester's program was Preparing for a lob, emphasizing personal development and working with people. Difficult office situations were solved, telephone dem- onstrations given, and, by a series of check-ups, each student took an inventory of his ability to work with people. For experience from which to build the second topic, Getting the lob, each student ap- plied tor work at the local retail stores and the majority were successful. A survey was made of the advantages and disadvantages of the stenographic positions in Hagerstown. These interesting and valuable meetings were held regularly during the year. I 65 l The Ilezkkelite I 9 42 From left to right-Seated:-M. Phillippy, D. Framm, L. Groh, P. McFarland, S. Snyder, H. Fore, G. Bohn, I. Grossman. Standing:-P. Loy, I. Sowter, G. English, B. Poffenberger, S. Schoen, I. Garver, E. Kidwell. DRAMATIC CLUB President. ...,... ..... P aul Mattson Vice President ...., ..... G eorge English Secretary ........................... Hazel Stonesifer Chairman of Program Committee. . .Elizabeth Prather Advisers ......., Miss Innes Boyer, Miss Mildred Keirn Meeting on the second and fourth Thursdays of each month, the Dramatic Club has again completed a very successful year. The club members have participated in impromptu panto- mimes, contests, play readings, play reviews, shows, and quizzes. Appropriate programs were given in commemoration of certain holidays. The main activity of the year, as in previous years, was the presentation by the Club of Life Begins at 16, a comedy concerning young people, their trials and achievements. The curtain rose on December 5, revealing a very well-selected cast composed mostly of luniors. This year the workshop, which was so popular and the center of much activity, was turned into a national defense training center. i661 The H eifkel ite 1 942 FRENCH CLUB President. ,,... ..,,... N orma Parks Vice President. . ...,. HenryYStartzman Secretary ..,,. .,.. E lizabeth Koliopulos Adviser ,... ,... M rs. Robert Towson The purpose of Le Cercle Francais is to encourage students in the practical use of the French language and to familiarize them with French customs. This year many interesting programs were given to attain this end. The club members also formed bowling teams, and throughout the winter and spring bowled regularly. At the beginning of the year, the seniors welcomed the juniors with an entertaining pro- gram. In return, the juniors entertained the seniors at a theater party which ended at Mme. Towson's home. This outing climaxed a very successful year. From left to right-Seated-Row I:-H. Stoutfer, P. Lightner, B. F ultz, A. Lyon, E. Koliopulos, N. Parks, H. Startzman, A. Sowers, S. Snyder, I. Willis, K. Kohler Row II:-L. Groh, M. Baechtel, P. Miller, D. Palmer, P. Lushbaugh, I. Moulden, L. lhleteldt, D. Madden, B. Wolf, B. Wiebel, P. Groh, M. Bishop, I. Izer, H. White, l. House, l. Schnebly, A. Bondurant, P. Welder. Row III:-A. Hildebrand, M. Over, N. Ralston, Adviser: Mme. Towson, P. Geary, T. Rinehart, S. Murray, D. Cottingham, C. Guth, R. Wallace, E. Lowry, l. Carpenter, G. Gerber, A. Bell. t67l The Heixleelite 1942 2 S ,A X K S 2 5 3 E tw 6 Q E G C H581 i GLEE CLUB I Sill E .-211552 'D +',Q'Uo E .E .Eng l1l 2 QNSZ FS www O -5235 .-Q gg FEV... S: fdgj-o-Io fd -QOQJG 0 0,4001 . 0:9509 3 Sim? Tn' 2052 fuwga-I N 1-UEWLU1 gg 2'cs,Q.E O 5533 2 rn OU H Eiwwfu 3 nmmq, H.-4 E BAGS , Hmm? FQ U1C3 c 1C-' oOP'cu E Ev-Q +1 5:12 3 QOSUMA H '--I .,.4 1.155420 NUI-v-lfu P1 WEEHQE EHSQEESE .-C13 fuQ..'6b-'Q UV'-oPN.9w35 CD75 023025 BBEEQBH E:-I 0 CIW-H Q iR'm09s of-1 5208212 U11 CIJ....EH-5 CI 'Og bt--gp-'GJ Q.n.2.94-w'G fU Fd'-dcD,.CIfU FQo.,..,UFd--an 3Eggg.E g O 5,.g.-Qiifg-Q asowwgvg iigswag an wmpgg -C5.9'qo'C1fU1.':-' E'..C2E '1-.1099-em U2 ,H .v-I L.. .-QQOH CD '-3023's ..Q Q.oroO the variety of its activities. truly shown in The value of this organization is The He1kkelz'te 1942 From left to right-Row I:-M. Harbaugh, D. Palmer, S. Schoen, E. Ditto, Pi. Geary, H. Startzman, M. Warner, N. Ralston, D. Ohler, I. Moats. Row II:-S. Eccard, S. Snyder, M. Bishop, E. Cushen, B. Martz, B. Poffenberger, R. Brewer, S. Jacques, B. Martin, P. Couchman, C. Martin, I. Moulden, P. Lushbaugh, D. Poffenberger, M. Phillippy, B. Daugherty, Adviser, Miss Iackson. Row III:-I. Snyder, E. Koliopulos, D. Plack, A. Bondurant, E. Kidwell, D. Cottingham, V. Gilleland, C. Kish, R. Allen. H ISTO RY C L U B President. , ....... ....... P eggy Geary Vice President .,.. .... H enry Startzman Secretary. ,,...,. ..... H azel Stonesifer Club Reporter. ........,....,,........ Shirley Snyder We, the members of the History Club, in order to further promote historical knowledge and to better the efficiency of the club, do establish this constitution .... So runs the aim of the History Club in the Constitution as it was revised this year, 1941-42. The club has made the most of this year, so eventful in all our lives. Several reels of cur- rent event movies were shown during the winter. A high-light in the activities was a radio quiz carried out to the smallest detail. Some of the other meetings were taken up with: a very novel game of throwing darts at a world map, a panel discussion on Why Are We Fighting This War, interesting travel talks by Miss Simon, Miss Beachley, and Miss Jackson. Because of the prominence of Pan-America today, the last meetings were given over to hearing members give reports on the economic and diplomatic conditions of the Pan-American countries and accounts of the lives of some of the South American heroes. A very successful year was rounded out by an entertaining and educational trip to the Antietam Battlefield. l69l The Heifkelz'te 1942 1 From left to right--Row 1:-D. Miller, I. Harshman, S. Schoen, H. Startzman, E. Cushen, B. Lynn, A. Lyon, G. Gerber, P. Geary, H. Stouffer, H. Stonesiter, B. Lightner. Row II:-1. Berkson, B. Poffenberger, K. Kohler, L. Groh, 1. Dietrich, I. Heck, T. Grogan, D. Palmer, N. Clagett, D. Humrichouse, R. Brewer, R. Loy, D. Dansberger, D. Plack, S. Iacques, D. Stoner, 1. Cassatt, H. Poe, M. Baker, C. Weiner. Row III:-O. Gray, P. Groh, D. Greenwald, P. Ballentine, E. Prather, B. Fultz, P. Zeigler, E. Cushen, D. Madden, E. Koliopulos, M. Phillippy, B. Ritter, S. Snyder, 1. Schnebly, P. Welder, A. Hildebrand, 1. Highbarger, 1. Willis, H Cronin, R. Wallace. THE H00-WAIR-N-WAT Editor-in-Chief. ..... ........ A dele Lyon News Editor ...... ..,..... G ayl Gerber Assistant., . , . ,,.. . ..,..,... Hazel Stouffer Feature Editor ,..... ...,,..,.... D oris Lee Newman Assistant ......,.......,..,......,.... Peggy Geary Boys' Sports Editors ..... lames Harshman, Bill Lightner Assistant ....,.,...........,........,.. Ben Conrad Girls' Sports Editors. . .Hazel Stonesifer, Sherry Schoen A student record of student affairs, of, by, and for the students-that is what the staffs of the Hoo-Wair-N-Wat have tried to make our school paper. Many new policies were adopted toward this aim. We have tried to be impartial in our accounts, we have tried to include every student's interests, we have tried to touch every phase of student life. Toward the close of the year, emphasis was placed on the appearance of the paper. Im- provement was made by changing the general make-up and adding new eye-catching features. Originality on the part of all staffs was shown by the appearance of several new columns. To collect and print all the news, to develop a uniform school spirit of the highest quality, to encourage the best school enterprises, to build and influence student opinion, to cooperate in respect for school authorities, to maintain clean sportsmanship, to serve as a place for the expression of student opinion, to acquaint the community with the progress of the school, to promote good scholarship and to work always for the best interests of the school community- these were the aims of the 1941-1942 Hoo-Wair-N-Wat Staff. 1701 The Iifeifkelite 1942 MATH CLUB President ......., ,.... A line Sowers W Vice President. . T .....,...,.. f. . .Henry Startzinan Secretary ,... ............ . .......... E mmert Lowry Chairman of Program Committee. . .Beverly Ann Fultz The Math Club, an orgainzation for all students who are interested in the field of mathe- matics, got into full swing at the beginning oi the year. During the year many interesting, fascinating, and educational programs were enjoyed by all the active members. Of course in such a club, contests, both in speed and accuracy, were conducted. Prizes and tokens were awarded to the members who proved their superiority. Movies, speakers, and discussions comprised the rest of the programs. The members allnagreed that mathematics can be fun. From lett to right-Row I:-Adviser, Mr. Donaldson, A. Gehr, L. Woltkill, I. Highbarger, E. Lowry, A. Sowers, H. Startzman, B. Fultz, A. Lyon, G. Gerber, Adviser, Mr. Shank. Row II:-M. Bowers, W. Brewbaker, M. Bishop, P. Couchman, E. Cushen, B. Wolfkill, I. Hajek, I. Izer, L. Ihleteldt, B. Byers, B. Ballentine, O. Gray. Row III:-l. Berkson, S. Krebs, I. Martin, C. Kish, E. Cushen, B. Donaldson, I. Sommer, S. Eccard, D. Dusenberry, P. Mattson, B. Lynn, I. Staufter. l71l The H6iIk6Il.fE 1942 ORCHESTRA The Hagerstown High School orchestra, directed by Mr. Victor I. Marietta, has played for our annual Christmas program, school assemblies, and various civic affairs. Eight of the twenty- nine members participated with the All-Maryland State High School Orchestra held in Balti- more. In the National Federation of Music Clubs' annual competition, the orchestra received a rating of excellent t72l The H ezklfel ite I 9 42 From left to right:-B. Conrad, R. Lynn, H. Startzman, H. Stouffer, D. Humrichouse, G. Gerber, Adviser, Mr. Snod- derly, A. Lyon, P. Geary, A. Bondurant, C. Weiner, E. Cushen, P. Mattson. QUILL AND SCROLL President ....... ...... . Adele Lyon Vice President.. . ........ Gayl Gerber Secretory ....... .... D oris Humrichouse Adviser ,,..... ...... M r. Snodderly The Quill and Scroll, a local chapter of the International Honorary Society for High School lournalists, consists of members of the Hoo-Wair-N-Wat and Heiskelite staffs who have excelled in journalistic writing. This year, the club decided to adopt a definite project for Work-that of acting as a pub- licity promotional agent for worthwhile school plans. The work was carried out by means of slogans, posters, and announcements. Among the various tasks was that of fostering the col- lection of newspapers and Waste papers for National Defense. This and other projects were carried out very successfully and enjoyably by the club mem- bers throughout the year. Ann Bondurant-'43 Doris Humrichouse-'42 Doris Lee Newman-'42 Ben Conrad-'42 Bobby Lynn--'42 ' . Henry Startzman-'43 Edward Cushen-'43 Adele Lyon-'42 Hazel Stouffer-'42 Peggy Geary-'42 Paul Mattson-'42 Charlotte Weiner-'43 Gayl Gerber-'42 . l73l y The Hezkkelz'te 1942 SCIENCE CLUB President ......... .... D ouglas Dusenberry Vice President. ..... ........, E dward Ditto Secretary .,..... ,... M ary Ellen Phillippy Adviser ..... .....,..,. M iss Shaver The Science Club was formed to promote an interest in both natural life and modern achieve- ment. The club had for its first speaker Mr. Donald Kaylor, who spoke on the geological science of the earth. Later in the year, Mr. Simon Clopper spoke to the club on the fire extinguisher and the different types of bombs and their destructiveness. The club took a trip to the ribbon factory in order to see how ribbon was woven, dyed, and inspected. Throughout the year, the club has been gathering canceled stamps from the various home rooms and club members. These were sent to New England where the dye was removed and sold. The proceeds were given to the U. S. O. V741 The Heifkelite 1942 SENIOR CLASS PLAY George Washington here on the stage? Are you kidding? Yes siree, brother, right here in H. H. S. The George Washington of the Twentieth Cen- tury-The Truth Man. fggf f g W gr f g ggr, W i , r r Yes, it was all in Day in The Sun, the annual dramatic production chosen by the Senior Class. Day In The Sun, a three-act comedy written by Edward Sammis and Ernest Heyn, opens with a dash of murder, a pinch of suspense, and a rather general amount of laughter. Much of the success of the play may be attributed to the excellent characterizations by Harold Fore and Peggy Zeigler in the leading roles. The supporting cast, also, added greatly to the delightful presentation of the play. Day In The Sun was directed by Miss Innes Boyer and Miss Mildred Keirn. Other fac- ulty advisers tor the different committees were Mr. Merle Funk and Mr. lames Steck. The cast included: A Ann Sumner .... Gert Hubbell ,.... Helen Bennettt. . . Ed Hubbell ....... l. D. Crabshaw. . . Mrs. Crabshaw. . . Brickie Hubbell ...... Mrs. Duffy ....... Charlie Sumner. . . Judge Livingston.. Dick Blanchard. . Martin Mallon.. . . Frank Burroughs.. Mrs. loe Bono .... Miss McLean ..,. George Duke. . . ..........PatPayette , . , , .Elizabeth Koliopulos . , . . . . . .Peggy Zeigler . . . . . , . . .lack Doarnberger . . . . . . . .Richard Wolford Bernice Ann Poffenberger ...........lohnSommer . . . . . .Doris Humrichouse ..........HaroldFore . . . .Theron Rinehart ......,.BobBaker , . . . .Paul Mattson . . . .Bobby Lynn . . . .Vivian Custer . . . . .Lillian Wolffsen . . . . . .Bill Thomas 75 The Heifkelz'te 1942 STAMP CLUB President ......,. .... V irginia Gilleland Vice President ...., .... I ohn Stauffer Secretory ...... ....,..... E dward Ditto Adviser. .... ..... M r. Allen Wagaman The Stamp Club of the Hagerstown High School opened in the fall of '41 with an enroll- ment of approximately 25 members. The meetings, which were held every second Friday in the month consisted of contests, speakers, and outings. These proved interesting and beneficial to both members and visitors. Immediately following the Christmas vacation the Club undertook the task of selling National Defense Stamps. Through the Willing cooperation of the student body, the club sold several thousand dollars worth of stamps. Plans are forthcoming to build the Stamp Club into a bigger and better organization for the pleasure of the students next year. From left to right:-Seated:-D. Miller, E. Ditto, V. Gilleland, l. Stautfer, P. Thumma. Standing:-l. Avery, O. Gray, V. Christensen, A. Bondurant, I. Hager, M. Simpson, Adviser, Mr. Wagaman, V. Castle, H. Startzman, E. Cushen. l76l The H6iJk6ll.fE 1942 From lett to right-Seated:-B. Miller, P. Callas, H. Startzman, C. Guth, C. Emmert, R. Williams, A. Lyon. Standing:-W. Shettler, 1. Good, I. Spielman, P. Davis, G. Bohn, G. Martin, H. Kaylor, C. Weiner, O. Bush, l. Anthony, H. Weeks. STUDENT ADVISORY COUNCIL OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester Adele Lyon .... ..... P resident ...... .......... C arrol Guth Bill Shaffer. ....,,......... Vice President ,..., . ..,... Henry Startzman Betty Lambert. ...........,,.. Secretary .......,........... Charles Ernmert SENIOR REPRESEN T A TI VES Section 1. Carrol Guth 2. Adele Lyon 3. Doris Humrichouse 4. Odell Bush 5. William Thomas-lack Doarnberger 6. Nellie Trumpower-Geraldine Martin 7. lane Anthony 8. Ned South-Lewis Green 9. Harry Hoch JUNIOR REPRESEN T A TI VES Section 1. Bill Shatter-Arthur Alexander 2. Sue lacques-Gilbert Bohn 3. Elaine Kidwell-Henry Startzman 4. Catherine Crumbacker- Betty Cunningham 5. Margaret Cochrane-Charlotte Weiner 6. lack Reynolds-Walter Shefiler 77 7. lames Reeder-Betty Miller 8. Bob Schindel 9. Bob Bruce-lack Spielman 10. Bob Barney 1 1. Gerald Myers S OPH OM ORE REPRESEN TA T I VES Section 1. Oscar Gray-Peter Callas 2. Donald Wibberly-Howard Weeks 3. Lois Stonebraker 4. Charles Ford-Charles Emmert 5. Cosette Young-Bob Smith 6. Betty Lambert-Betty Elliott 7. Elaine Myers-Lucille Ruth 8. Robert Martin-Tom Thayer 9. Bernard Einbinder-Howard Kaylor 10. Tony Cianelli 11. Richard Lynch-Bill Fuss 12. lgnatz Palkovitz-Harvey Nye 13. Richard Williams l The H ezkleel ite I 942 SCHDOL CALENDAR September 3. School opens with 1,145 students. October 4. Sophomore Tea Dance. 7. Address, The War in Europe, by Mr. lohn T. Whitaker. 24-25. State Teachers' Convention in Balti- more. November 1 1. 12. Address, Berlin Report-Uncensored, by Mr. Harry W. Flannery, sponsored by the students. Holiday, Armistice Day. 14. Thanksgiving Dance with Bob lones' Sophisti -cats. ' ' 17. Assembly, Marching Men ot Song . Do you remember Sallie? 18-21. Thanksgiving vacation. 26. Banquet and dance tor the Band. 27. Waynesboro vs. Hagerstown football game. A miracle happened-we won, 13-0. December 3. Pneumonia serum given by Washington County Board of Health. fWe all get ' 'shot' 'J. 5. Dramatic Club production, Lite Begins at Sixteen. We Wonder. 18. Christmas Program by Glee Club, Sopho- more Chorus, and Orchestra. 19. Alumni Christmas Dance. Boogie-Woogie with limmy Harshman's Orchestra. 20. lanuary 4. Christmas vacation. fan uary 12. Assembly, Marks and Remarks on Con- servation, by Mr. Tom Kelly. 14. Assembly, Dr. L. F. Livingston, Du Pont engineer. 78 February 2. Heiskelite assembly. 3. Assembly, a magical blitzkrieg. 9. Assembly, Christian Mission, Dr. Francis Kearns, speaker. 16. 19. Holiday-Registration day. Fingerprints taken by the lunior Chamber of Commerce. They've got you now. 24. Lecture, Nicol Smith, sponsored by Wash- ington County Teachers' Association. 27. Field trip to Washington County Hospital tor Senior girls. 27. Dance. March 30. Holiday-everybody snowed in until 9:01 A. M. April 2. Assembly, Music of the Allies, Glee Clubs and Orchestra. 3-6. Easter vacation. 9. Assembly, Captain William E. Haskell. 14. Pan-American Day Program. 14. Assembly, Western Maryland Choir. 23. 24. Health Department weighs and measures the students. Day in the Sun, Senior Class Play. 27. Holiday-Registration day. May 21. Assembly, Music ot the Allies, Part ll. 22. Field Day. 29. lunior-Senior Prom. June 7. Sermon to the Seniors. 10. Graduation. l The H ezklfel ite S' EANHLLAR USEENSH Adele with her little red Rendezvous at the water Emmert Lowry's harem. pocketbook. fountains. Miss Simon and Mr. Gustafson and their bicycles. Torso skirts and rope sole shoes. Chewing gum in the drinking fountains. Ham sandwiches in the cafeteria. Mix-ups during air-raid drills. Mice in Mrs. Towson's room. Mr. Donaldson with a smile on his face. Our ' 'cruisers . 12:30 rush to the cafeteria. Bleary eyes on the day after a Y club outing. Picking up paper in the library. Sneaking cokes into the gyrn during basketball games. Edward Ditto, Johnny Staufter, Oscar Gray, and defense stamps. -he flfxi . S' K M g A QJAN Q1 ' THE G31-CMEWEQ r k WHO DQOUES TAAT THGQE us SUCH A T1-UNL: AS PEQPET- UAL 9 tOTlONlio THE FOQGETTEQ two QJANTS TO Bolliloxu A DeNun.,D4-xpefg on A Boom A MN . - K ' - tt W . x W MLXSOHE Q X' ', ? 7 M K f ' 5035 f M 2 0 1 f Eff il E ? 7 S! L4 ,fs , I f Al 2 I ? -LV t W 3345 gQ5gggN9g5OCgf7g1W !2iiQi?3TDt5T'SS?5 51553453 gear AT me L-AST Minors-. T1-XG BOYS KN TAG CLASP-0 REMEMBER? Half-hour assemblies in home-room periods. Everyone looking for Edward Cushen, the indispensable one. Lab smells. Study hall. Mr. Shank and his gang . Lunches at the Val. The Waynesboro football game. Holidays during rationing periods. How we crammed GJ tor tests. Pearl Harbor. Pan-American program tlt happens only oncel. When we couldn't get cokes. Our problem children-IV-l. l80l AD ERTISE ENTS The codfish lays a million eggs, The helpful hen lays one. But the codfish doesn't cackle To fell us what she's doneg And so we scorn the codfish Coy, But the helpful hen we prize- Which indicates to thoughtful minds It Pays to Advertise! N , 'ul .,,- J n. Pie - - 4 , ,..:u,,,5g,x,.w,.,, 1. . . ..,. ., , ,. 1 N, l A ' Wigs-If i fE1 l M jggif. i 1,-2 Q r gas. , J, .,lQ 5. A M .. if Q - 5,57-fw?-I if 16,1 :ffl Dj' 412. i fig.-i'f' 512' x M3373 53 -. ' E 1, . 1,4 1 .,2h-1: Q '- The Heirleelite HAGERSTOWN BUSINESS COLLEGE Business Training Offers Courses of College Grade as follows: Executive Secretarial, Medical-Dental Secretarial, Senior Secretarial, Junior Secretarial, Stenographic, and Stenotype Secretarial ancl Court Reporting. Higher Accountancy ancl Business Administration, Junior Accountancy, Full Commercial, Civil Service, and Office Machines ancl Appliances. Special Courses for Special Requirements Write for Free Catalog FIFTH FLOOR, PROFESSIONAL ARTS BUILDING Public Square Hagerstown, Maryland In School You Learned the DQQPIQ-5 CQQI CQ, Value 0f HA. B. ZIMMERMANH GOOD TOOLS See Us Before You Buy You can be sure of getting T H E B E S T ...ati R. D. McKee HARDWARE Dealers in Anthracite and Bituminous Coal USE OUR GENUINE 'PECO' POCAHONTAS COAL IN YOUR STOKERU 10 McComas Street Hagerstown, Md. Phones: 2036-1379-I When in Need of Typewriters W A L L P A P E R Adding Machines S E E Office Equipment SHA-FFER'S ALBERT M. LONG Large Assortment phone 2708 28 N. POTOMAC STREET 52 W. Franklin St. Hagerstown, Md. I 82 I 1 I The Itlezlrleelite I 9 4 2 A B E M A R T I N HAGERSTOWVN, MD. Compliments 0 f Smith Furniture Co. 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THE HOME OF QUALITY BAKERY Handcrafted Kuppenheimer Clothes Z0 North Potomac Street and Other National Brands Compliments of H 0 F F M A N ' S MEN'S SHOP WM. BESTER 15 North Potomac Street l851 The Ifeiskelite I 94 2 Compliments of Compliments of Girls' Hi -Y Club Boys' Circle Club Compliments of Compliments of Girls' Tri-Hi-Y Club Girls' Triangle Club COMPLIMENTS OF Western Maryland College WESTMINSTER, MARYLAND Freeman Shoes DeLuxe Clothes Shirtcraft Shirts Rudi5ill'5 Quality Shop Men's and Boys' Wear FROM HEAD-TO-FOOT Phone 715 49 W. Franklin St. Hagerstown, Md Meyers 8. Berkson, Inc Complete Home Furnishers 41-43 West' Franklin Street Compliments of FLElSHER'S 20 Public Square Buy Defense Stamps and Bonds Leonard S. Humelsine Quality COAL Service 311 West Church,Street TELEPHONE 244 l 86 l The Itfezkkelite 1 942 PORTRAIT COMMERCIAL PHOTO FINISHING Wilmyer Studio Wm. L. Myers, Prop. 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