Hagerstown High School - Heiskelite Yearbook (Hagerstown, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1948 volume:

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Q ' -f Af' T aw W B' x , 1 . 1 A . l I 5 X x n ' , 6 -,X ' T ELWOOD HAUVER Editor-in-Chief GEORGE PAYETTE ASSOCIBIG Edltor Turn IIEISKELITE IACQUELINE WILLIAMS ASSOCIQIG Edxtor ALICE LUSBY Busmess Manager I Edrtor rn Chref Assocrate Edrtors Business Manager Jr Edrtors Bargbara Odend hal Kenny Spence Sophomore Edrtors Sally Lee Schmdel Bub Byers Crrcula hon Stal! George Darlmgton Manager Lyle WlllldmS Snapshot Staff Pat Exlcelberger Manager lane Schnebly Betty Yates Bill Mason Nancy Pope Helskellte Staft lackle W Orgamzatron Staff Bob Sagle Manager Katheryn Baker Lucxlle Gerselman Nancy Saylor Mary Lou Bxlkle lane Swexgert Nancylee Reed Typrng Staff Clara Blevms Manager Eleanor McM1llan lune Carr Sports CBoysJ Dawn Nuckels Manager Elwood Hauver Ahce Lusby Sports fG1IlSl Dxane Munson Manager Evelyn Robertson Club Sta!! Fred lones Manager Adverhsmg Staff Noddy Raslun Manager Betty Gray Blll Clapp loanne Devrlbllss Art Staff lack Butler Manager Marylln Murphy Anne Zlmmerman Adelaxde Campbell Dons Butts Delores Mmer ll as f - It J 48 ' E M e + -. - , .,,. ',v. A V. - Q- '.A. V.l. '.'. '.'. ..'. '.'. ' . , . I . I. '. '. . . . . I - . , - . .. . . .I. HHS PRODucT o 5 BTO I L STUDIOS P UDIJLTUINS 5 N .. . NC. IRKJURS nm K 9 rg ll A I J Wi if xf ' E2 1r-- 1 .N , H5 THE Hnlsknlm S -S MISS CATHERINE BEACHLEY DR. JAMES W. MILEHAM A E A 1948 M as l Row I--Miss Long, Miss Lewis, Mrs. Stoufier, Miss Seaman, Miss Humrichouse, Miss Walker, Mrs. Maycoclc, Miss Kiblinger Mrs Kreykenbohm Mrs Andrews Miss Keirn Row II Mrs Sowers Miss Moser Miss Jackson Mrs Robinette Miss Cowgell Miss Hyalt Mrs Towson Miss Harshman Miss Rhmehari Miss Sheetz Miss Brlsenhne Y e Facultv Howl Mr Fox Mr Shuck Mr Showe Mr Troxell Mr Kerr Dr Mlleham Mr Fournier Mr Semler Mr Biggs Mr Hemphill Row II Mr Kepler Mr Alling Mr Hillman Mr Smalls Mr Davis Mr Rogslad Mr Gusiafson Mr Parkin M Logsdon Mr Ellsworth Mr Long Mr Funk 1.1 . - 1 - , - - - 1 f , - I f V V V , 1 f - V . - . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , -- . , . , . , , , . , . , . , . , r. , . , . , . . , I if-R F! Cf' , 4? 4 3 S L sw! 1 L , 1 I N 2 sf! 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V KK 'E'--f-S' X -Qbb ff N X ,W O or O O i e iii ii 'I' E If I S K E It I TE 41f7ll,Q1',Q1QfiQ ff iii it Oscars For The 1945-1948 Season Were Given To: BEST LOOKING SHYEST Diane Munson Bob Hoffman Dick Sayles Esther Palmer MOST DRAMATICALLY INCLINED QUIETEST Iackie Williams Noddy Raskin Lucille Marquiss Donald Hutt CUTEST MOST POPULAR Helen Yates lack Bowman Anne Stouffer Harold Earley MOST MODEST CLASS CLOWN Alice Lusby lack Bowman Dick Lightner lane Schnebly BEST ATHLETE MOST TALKATIVE Audrey Rldgely Harold Early D1Ck Harnlsh Betty Yates MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BEST MUSICIAN Alice Lusby Bob Hoffman Ronnie Nunamaker La R01 Pearce BEST MIXER BEST DRESSED Anne Stoutter Noddy Raskin Bob Hoffman Millie Beck FRIENDLIEST MOST ARTISTIC Ioan Martin Sig Andrews Betty Iones lack Butler BEST DANCER MOST COURTEOUS Pat Aaron lanet Dixon Bob Hoffman Nancy Saylor N ICEST PERSONALITY CUTEST COUPLE Iackie Williams lack Bowman Pat Aaron Frannie Cave Special Oscars to Bob Hoitman who took tour honors and lack Bowman who took three and special plaques to Alice Lusby lackie Williams Noddy Raskm Harold Farley Pat Aaron and Anne Stouiter each ot whom took two honors I 1 1 1 'I ' I -' 1 1 A. , . I ,. e .eee .ef 1948. as W so Senior Class History In the fall of '45, old H. H. S. opened her doors to welcome the class that was destined to become the largest and last of the great senior classes. We say great because looking at our accomplishments we fail to see how any one can do any better. Our class had its actresses, all stars, writers, all good, and our homegrown geniuses had a tremendous overall average I. Q. rating. Call it conceit if you wish. Most classes enter the school portals scared silly and we were no excep- tions, but we struggled throught the first year and before we actually realized what had occurred we were jolly juniors. Before we had done so we had made a lasting impression on the school with our productions of Backstage and Sparkin , along with the many awards and scholastic honors we pulled. In our Junior year we were even more well represented on the athletic fields student council stage and again we won our share of awards and scholas tic honors Finally the great year came Seniors adults We were pretty excited but soon settled down to discover that all was not what it was cooked up to be Senior work was hard and a lot of grades went down But as we slowly caught on they came up and so did our sp1r1ts The last part of our years was pretty troublesome pretty troubled We had our compla1nts our desires some things we should have some things we should not have Things will probably never be straightened out to the satis faction of all but everyone gets pleasure out of knowing that he was right regardless of the outcome As we stepped up to receive our diplomas a mixed feeling of emotlons passed through us some were glad it was over some wishing 1t would yust be starting some grateful some glad All in all we were deeply impressed at this our commencement into adult life We know not what the future holds for us war peace life death but come what may we are prepared if not through school through our parents if not through our parents through ourselves for what may come I - - I I L-v I I W 1 'run Hl1lSKllI.ITll F Class P1 ophecy It was in the year 1960 that I took this trip I have always dreamed of- automobile trip with many stops along the way to pay visits to my classmates of 1948. Buzzing along North Potomac St. in my new convertible I heard a siren behind me. In no time at all I found myself being reprimanded for speeding by a stern faced judge in the traffic court none other than Robert Applegetl On my way once again I passed the highway where Kathryn Baker and Rae Beer were still trying to pass their driver s test' Comlng upon my old Alma Mater H H S I declded to pay a V1S1l to all my old classmates who were teachers there attendmq a state meeting I saw Barbara Hockman Nancy Saylor Pat Shinham Wilda Miller Lou Beer ludy Ellsworth Ianet Rhodes loan Poole Betty Huntzberry Ianet Davis Marie Poffenberger AIICG Poe Trmkey Morgan and Lucille Geiselman From these aspiring educators I learned about an exciting trial be1ng held in Frederick and lost no time in getting there Among the lawyers presenting the case were Fred lones Elwood Hauver and Burt Hoffman On my way to Baltimore I passed a very interesting chemical plant and Willson washing test tubes 70 an I . . . . , . I r r .I . . . I I . ' I I - I ' . I I I I I I I . I I I ' I I ' was astonished to find two of my former classmates, Paul Fleming and Dick , . , . , W sw, . ,rim mf, ,,tt ,, ,,,,, an, ,.-. ,- ra -HW -I , Y A .-, , s- ,es as ss, I!l48e , Class Prophecy Qcontinuedl Arriving in the dusty city of Baltimore, I went immediately to Ford's theatre where a revival of Stage Door was being presented. I was elated to find my friends in those roles they had played in our senior class production of the same show. Iackie Williams, Bill Mason, Doris Butts, Anne Stouffer, Iane Sweigert, Iune Carr, and others were on stage or in the wings. Feeling in the mood for a refreshing drink I went to llDick's Diner , owned and operated by one, Richard Springer, who had a cute little barmaid, Ianet Dixon working for him The lights dimmed and the floor show began Vicki Hayzlett dancing to the singing of Nancy Pope and Io Martin Paying a visit to the hospitals of Baltimore I was astonished to find so many former carefree classmates such as Ioanne Devilbliss Frances Cave Pat Eikel berger Nancy Thomas Evelyn Robertson Peggy Feiser and Ieannine Cun ningharn in the roles of angels of mercy And lust as I was leaving I heard the call system Calling Dr Kritzer calling Dr Henry Kritzer would wonders never cease? The Maryland Art Institute was next on my itinerary and I found Iack Butler and Anne Zimmerman dashing paints on canvas Ill never know what they were painting Going on to Washington I was yust in time to pay a visit to Dolly Ridgely her husband Bob and their ever adorable cherubs Shopping in Philadelphia for a gown for the symphony was quite a problem until I saw Diane Munson more beautiful than ever modeling a luscious back less strapless affair which I had to have I - I I I I ' I I I I ' i . , . 1 - - V I I I I ' ' I I . ' , . ef- W- W- fm- - A--H 9 I ..,., ,,,,, , , ,- ., , ,Y 7 ,,,,- Y Y, ,Y ,,,, .-. .,,A ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, ld - ,- ,, HW ,W , , W W ,, rv AMAA , Q ciij. r,i1g,c .QT 'I' II E I S IA I vc' ,-'ii or j ii Class Prophecy continued Going to the symphony in that nearly caused my musically minded class- mates to drop their instruments. Gazing in wonder or delight were the conductor Donald Hoffman and musicians Mary Lou Bikle Melwyn Davis Charles Huyett and Robert Hughes. Hurrying to New York I was just in time to see lol-Xnne Beachley woman psychiatrist marry that tall New Englander in The Little Church Around the Corner ln the reception I saw many more of my classmates Betsy Cannen and Alice Lusby Linguists were preparing to sail for Europe the following week Adelaide Campbell preparing to shed her tenth husband lane Schnebly ready to pick up the pieces of number 10 lanet Neikirk and Pat Kreglo maids of honor George Payette covering the story for a thousand newspapers George Darlington broadcasting it Dave Shirey all american best man Roy Henck celebrant of the wedding It was really heartwarming to head for home after this glorious trip When I finally returned I was forced to call on the accountancy firm of Hoffman Hull and Elliot to straighten out my affairs and retired to the dental care of Dr Clopper My doctor advised a rest at the Washington County Hospital While there out of chemistry is beyond me The Mysterious Traveler Z - - c ' 5 I I I I I I . . . ,, . I If . , . . I . . . I ' , ' 1 . I I l f l 1 , ' 1 1 I 1 ' l 1 I I I I happened to see the head nurse .... Rosalie Boward .... How she ever got W, W , ..-. . ,Y ,,,, , ,WW ,?7..-v on --.Y-l, ,ir ,W-,Y V 'fern-, -, H W- A, - - rs, 7 H - -D , ,Ds X L llc nd n Sept School opened Oct Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Dec Dec Dec an an all 26 31 20 lan Breakfast Club began Carl Sandburg Srmthsburg Exchange Program Thanksgrvmg Program Thanksgxvrng Day Football game Thanksgrvmg Vacahon Glee Club Chrlstmas Program Chrtstmas Dance Chrlstmas Vacat1on Clubs orgamzed Bracelet of Doom Orchestra Concert 'S ISHS as 1 z ' . 5 . . 20 . . ll . 21 ' . . 26 - ' . 27 ' ' Dec, 12 French christmas Program. ,. 19 ' . . 20 ' . 1 . 7 - . l . 23 U . 1 P 30 Fe Mar Mar Mar Apr Apr Apr Apr May May une une lune 9 C llE'DfldI fCOI1tlIlllGCll Palomene Potters Past or Present lulrus Caesar Sophomore play Ambassador Quartet Ben Frankhn Onentatron Contest Fun Please fRad1o Workshopl Pan Amerlcan Program Fashron Show MUSIC Week Program Stage Door Senror Class Play Baccalaureate Commencement School Closes '4 'I'II ll lIlIISklll,I'I'E or 1 11. . 5 . 12 ' ff- . 19 . Mar. 24 Junior Town Meeung. . 2 ' ' ' . . 18 f' - . . 14 ' . . 27 ' . 6 A . 14 1' . ' . . 1 6 . I 9 . 11 . , , ' 'fwi' ' WEEE, lf, ' fl 'Y 1 I 8 , ,sin , ,A H , Lust Will and Testament of The Senior Class of 1948 We, the undersigned, being of sane mind and sound body, do hereby and forthwith bequeath the following notated articles: Anne Stouffer wills her height 15' IOVQHJ to Pat Crunkleton. Phyl Henson wills her chemistry knowledge to Laura Shatto. Deanie Resh wllls her conduct cuts 1n radio to Pat Emerson Nancy Saylor wills her ed1torsh1p of the Hoo Wa1r N Wat to Betty lsemlnger Bob Robertson w1lls her chemistry course to anyone dumb enough to take it Trinkey Morgan and lamce Zalser Wlll the1r love for H l C to any up and coming 1un1or Alice Poe wills her yob in the office helping Mr Logsdon to loyce Leiter lackie Wilhams wills her seat 1n Chem1stry to herself aga1n next year Anne Zimmerman wills her seat 1n the office to Barbara Odend hal Evelyn Robertson wills her seat in the back of the bus to lane McCauley George Payette and Richard W1llson will Mr Kepler to Carroll France Woody Hauver wills his crew cut to Sammy Bond George Darlington wills H1 Gang CW A R KJ to Eugene Gardner Pat Shtnham w1lls her expeuences to any inexperlenced girl in ,m...,f. 7, ,fwfr . 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Navy Work Bea utician Guzzle Sports Woody Marry Eleanor Sports Sewing Nursing Work on ral road Marry Accountant Nursing Marry Chemistry Marry Teaching , I I , ' ff - - - - - - - , Y . 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A ' , R , S 1- W -r Name Saunders Dorm S wlor Nancy S1IlSll Dorm Schlndel Rlchard Schlosser Thomae Schnebly lane SChOl1 ld Mary Shank Ralph Shank Vondora Shaw lune Shephard Marrxane Shxrey Shore Smnh Snnth Snn1h Sm11h DdV1d Pa1r1c1a Charlee Darlene lane1 Ka1hervn N1CkI1HIT'lP l S 1 l Favorlte Saym q Dory Nan Dory Dlck c Schneb Soho Rap Vonda Shucks Shep Mr Bones Pa11y Charlme Dar Qnnth Kathy Holy Mac kerel Gee Oh ha ha Drop dead Gee Lauqh Gee Get Forget 11 Forgel 11 Ye gads Whlch one Gee Whlz Gee You don 1 know do you Hang up Cheese and rxce 54 Hobbv Slllfjlllfj Lookrng Hrhnq Tr ivel Spode Boys Hor eoic k r1d1nq Roller Skahnq PoQ1 Cards Prano Model planes Mnsu Rtfddlllfj Sewlnq and Drawlnq Aller Grad Marry NIIIQP or teacher Teachc r MLAIC al Work Men Marry Farmer Marry Marry Marry Work Marry Marry Marrv 'I'IIl1 lIl1lSlillI,I'I'lf Slilllfllllff lc mtin ,ac-fll l -15, Y- Ref l , X- , . I k A L ,177 25 Name Snapp V1rg1n1a Snowberqer loanne Snyder Delores Socks Constance Sowers Gladys Spessard Patr1c1a A Sprecher Eaale Sprlnger R1chard Staley Glorla Stevens Robert Stllts Patr1c1a Stoutter Anne Summers lean Swmgert lane Thomas Nancy WlllSOIl Rlchard ZIIIIIIIQIIUGII Anne N1ckname St ltlstlcs tLOI'lllIlLlUll Favonte Saymg Gmny lackxe Conme Glad a Spready Dlck Glor Bobby a Stutt learue lame Nan Bmg Drck Annle You know 1t Gee Wh1z Gee Gee Ye Gads Honest to ohn Geee ls that a tact Woodwork Gosh Well beat me Oh go away Oh clear Shut up at! C1 S 8: Helloooooo J 1 Hobby Dancmg MUSIC Readmg Horseback rldlnq Sports Prano Records Llbrary work DfdI'I1dl1CS Smgmg Dramat1cs Photography r After Grad Marry Marry Marry Marry Marry Marry Farmer Teacher Lord Knows Marry Dramatlcs Marry Chemlcal Enqlneer 1' J HH , I . W . N N x . X L C L , , I , lo ' ' , ' ' . P t I ' , ' Gu- - - Staley, Faye Faisy Gee - - - - . M . . P t . . I . . , 1 . ' , ' A t A t QYYYW I I' ,, , sew--eff if -.-.-t,,,,,,,,,,,, , , , 1 , M Ttlla HEISKELITE so Semor Class Play STAGE DOOR On Fnday May 7th the senror class of Hagerstown H1gh School presented as lts annual Senror Class play Stage Door by George Kauffman The cast mcluded lune Carr Noddy Raskm Henry Kntzer lack Wolfe Rosahe Boward Barbara Hockman loan Poole Mary Gray Schofreld Betsy Cannen V1Ck1 Hayzlett lackle W1ll1amS D1ck Spnnger lack Butler Drck Schmdel loe Sponaugle Burt Hoffman lane Swelgert B111 Clapp A.llCe Lusby Marylm Murphy and Io Anne Beachley Stagmg was handled by Drck W1llson George Payette Leonard Henson Vaughn Dullabaum hm Wrlllams and George Geesey The d1rect1on was handled by Mr Kepler w1th the a1d of M1ss Dons Hum nchouse and MISS Nancy Walker The show was played to a large aud1ence and was well rece1ved fb x 0 V n ll I I - - u II I I - I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I , . I I I I I ' s D I Y' fvarrffililir THE HEISKHITIE For Boy Gradua'es lt you can keep your head when all about you Are losmg thelrs and blamrng xt on you It you can trust yourself when all men doubt you But make allowance for therr doubtmg too lt you can wart and not be t1red by wartrng Or bemg hed about don t deal rn l1es Or berng hated don t glve away to hatlng And yet don t look too good nor talk too wxse It you can dream and not make dreams your master It you can thrnk and not make thoughts your arm It you can meet wlth Trrumph and Dtsaster And treat those two rmposters lust the same lt you can bear to hear the truth you ve spoken Twrsted by knaves to make a trap for tools Or watch the thmgs you gave your lrfe to broken And stoop and burld em up wrth worn out tools lt you can make one heap ot all your wrnnxngs And rrsk xt on one turn ot prtch and toss And lose and start agam at your begrnmngs And never breathe a word about your loss It you can force your heart and nerve and slnew And so hold on when there rs nothrng rn you Except the w1ll whrch says to them Hold on' lt you can talk wlth crowds and keep your vrrtue Or walk wrth Kmgs nor lose the common touch lt nerther toes nor lovmg trrend can hurt you It all men count wrth you but none too much It you can trll the untorgxvxng mmute Wxth srxty seconds worth of drstance run Yours IS the Earth and everythrng thats rn xt And whrch IS more you ll be a Man my son' For Grrl Graduates lt you can hear the whrspermg about you And never yxeld to deal ln whrspers too If you can bravely smrle when loved ones doubt you And never doubt rn turn what loved ones do It you can keep a sweet and gentle sprrrt In splte of fame or fortune rank or place And though you w1n your goal or only near rt Can wm wrth porse or lose w1th equal grace If you can meet w1th unbelref belrevmg And hallow ln your heart a srmple creed If you can meet deceptron undecelvrng And learn to look to God for all you need It you can be what grrls should be to mothers Chums rn 1oy and comrades rn dxstress And unto others as you d have the others Be unto you no more and yet no less It you can keep wrthrn your heart the power To say that trrm unconquerable No It you can brave a present shadowed hour Rather than yxeld to burld a future woe It you can love yet not let lovrng master And not let dreamrng lead you to dxsaster Nor prty s tascrnatlon loose your grasp It you can lock your heart on conhdences Nor ever needlessly rn turn contxde It you can put behmd you all pretences Of mock humrllty or toollsh prrde It you can keep the srmple homely vrrtue Of walkrng rrght wlth God then have no tear That anythxng rn all the world can hurt you And whlch IS more you ll be a Woman Dear Rudyard Krplmg McEvoy A . I . . .V I I , J ' 2 . . 1 . . I . f , , f , , , . . . , , , , , , - 5 ' ' , ' ' , , H . I . I , f , f I I , . Q U , l , ' ' ' I . V . - I l I I , . . . ,, ,,- - - I V V : ' ' : 4 V I I To serve your turn long after they are gone, But keep yourself within your own selt's clasp, I . V .. H I . , . A I , I . 4 . . - I -. . F . . . 3 I . r I A I I A I I .. . . , . . . . . . I I , , 4 T- T I ' i i I ' ' ' . J. P, A ' WR? , ' I gnu R- Q-x - 5,5 1' ii 4' ,Iv Y .Ck P x Q. f',. . XX, X 5, X A j:1 'W4 -0 Q S' . an if f 1 0 rn , K K .v RTHE IIEISKELITE Semor Class Officers HAROLD EARLEY Presldent Vzce Pres1dent ELEANOR MCMILLEN Secretary JACK BOWMAN T recs urer 40 RICHARD SPRINGER AARON ROBERT Vocatzonal Football III IV Basketball IV ANDREWS SIGMUND General Football II III IV Student Councll II IV BAKER BETTY Gen eral BAKER KATHRYN A cadem xc BARNI-IART NANCY Home Economzcs BARR IEAN Commercial Band II III IV Orchestra III IV Fashion Show II Student Council II I wwf ADAMS IETTA General APPLEGET BOB I-Icademrc Orchestra II III IV Mrg IV Band II III IV Mgr IV Breakfast Club III IV Asst Chxef Tutor IV A SO IV VSO III IV Hexskehte IV French Club III Pan Amencan II III Past or Present IV Lloyd arshman Musrc Award II BAKER DORIS General Dancmg Club IV BARGER RAYMOND General BANKARD MILDRED General Fashlon Show IV BARE DONALD BEACHLEY IO ANNE Academic Spanlsh Club III IV Glee Club III Dramatlc Club III IV Pan Amencan Program III IV H W N W II III IV Quxll and Scroll III IV Brxdge Club III lunror Town Meetmg III Break fast Club III IV BECK MILDRED Accdemrc Spanish Club III Sports Servrce Club III IV Auto Dnvers Club IV Pan Amencan Program BECKLEY GENEVIEVE Commercral Typmg Club IV Fashxon Club IV BEER VONDA RAE Academrc Brxdge Club IV Pan Amencan Program IV Hexskehte IV BESECKER MARY EDITH Commercral Auto Dnvers Club IV Iunlor Town Meehng II BLEVINS CLARA DEE General H W N W II, III, IV, Asst News Edrtor IV Homeroom Secretary II, III, IV Dramatxc Club IV Quill and Scroll III, IV THE HEISKELITE ill BEARD ROBERT General BECKLY RICHARD Vocatzonal Football III Auto Drxvers Club III BEER WANDA LOU Academzc Bndge Club IV F T A V Helskellte IV Pan Arnencan Program IV BENCHOFF PHYLLIS ELAINE Commercral Auto Dnvers Club IV BIKLE MARY LOU Academxc French Club II Band II III IV Orchestra II III IV Camera Club IV Dramatlc Club IV Helskelxte IV HWNW IV French Assembly II III IV Breakfast Club III BOSTETTER HELEN LOUISE Commercml Danclng Club IV Iumor Town Meetmg II 42 BOWARD ROSALIE ANNE Academrc Dramatic Club III IV Spanish Club III H W N W II III IV Sophomore Chorus II But Fair Tomorrow III Stage Door IV BOWMAN IACK Vocatronal Football II III IV Track IV BROWN IOHN MAURICE General v Model Builders Club IV BUEHLER ALBERT GEORGE Academic Homeroom President II Student Council II History Club III Current Events Club III Photography IV Track and Field IV Heiskelite IV HWNW IV Spanish Club III Basketball II III IV Cross Country IV Track IV Baseball IV Pan American Program III IV BURKHOLDER CLAYTON H Academic Business Management Club IV A S O IV French Club IV Student Council II III Pan American Program III Christmas Show III BUTTS DORIS VIVIANNE I Academic U. N. O. Club II' Glee Club III IV' Dramatic Club III IV' Poster Club III Secretary III' Art Club IV' Student Council III' Spanish Club III IV' H.W.N.W. III IV' Sports Service Club IV' Heiskelite IV' Homeroom President IV' But Fair Tomorrow III' Our Hearts Were Young and Gay IV' U. S. C. IV. BOWERS BETTY Gen eral BOWMAN IOHN Vocatronal BRUNNER IUNE E General Science Club II Fashion Show II BUTLER IOHN C Academrc Dramatic Club III IV Spanlsh Club III Poster Club III Pres III Art Club IV Pres IV Helskelite Art Editor IV Pan American Program III HWNW Sports Editor IV I V Basketball II III Mgr Basket ball Team IV Cross Country Team IV United Stage Committees Club IV Pres IV Flops a Plenty cast III Breakfast Club Tutor III A S O Club IV Secretary Treasurer IV BURTON ROBERT Academrc BYERS ROY IOSEPH General A. V. S. O. IV lunior Town Meeting II CAMPBELL ADELAIDE MCBRIDE Academzc French Club II III Glee Club IV Bndge Club IV Chrxstmas Show II III IV Musxc Show IV CARR IUNE Commercial Past or Present I Bndge Club IV Fashxon Show II Sports Servxce Club IV V Pres IV Homeroom Secretary III IV CAVE BETTY General Glee Club IV CLAPP WILLIAM LEE Academxc Our Hearts Were Young and Gay IV Dramatxc Club IV Sports Servxce Club IV I Act Play Assem bly III Herslrehte IV Stage Door IV Breakfast Club III CLINE LLOYD General Baseball IV KLIPP ELINOR Academ IC IHI HEISKELITE CANNEN MARTHA E I-Icademrc Spanish Club IV Camera Club IV H WN W II III IV Pan American Program III IV Ouxll and Scroll III IV Breakfast Club III IV Home room V Pres IV Dramatic Club IV CARTY BILL Vocatronal CAVE FRANCES Academlc Intramural Council II Spanish Club III Pan Amerxcan Program Student Councll II CLARK BERNARD General KLINE THOMAS General CLOPPER LAWRENC ALVIN Academrc Breakfast Club III Helslrehte IV Band II III IV Orchestra II III IV U S O II, III, IV A S O II, III, IV Best All Around Iumor Boy III 44 COPELY SHIRLEY Comm ercxal CORDER DARLENE MARY Commercral Record Club IV Glee Club II Scxence Club II CRAWFORD WAND MAY General Sclence Club II Record Club IV CROMER RICHARD Gen eral CUSHEN ROBERT Commercral Past or Present IV DARLINGTON GEORGE WM Academzc HWNW II III IV A U S III IV Presldent IV U S O III Record Collector s Club III Orches tra III Hexskellte IV Cxrculatxon Manager IV U S C IV Past or Present IV Sports Servxce Club III I948 if 0' IS 45 CORDELL ELIGIO MELVIN Vocatxonal Baseball II III IV Student Councll III CRABBS GEORGE Vocatxonal Dancmg Club IV CROMER JOHN General WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM IEANNIN E M Academrc Sophomore Chorus Varsxty Basketball II III IV Captam IV Spamsh Club III Helskehte IV Glee Club III IV Pan Amencan Program III DANNER JAMES Vocatxonal F F A V DATTILIO DOMINIC C Vocational DAVIS, ALLAN R. Vocational Baseball II, III, IV Record Club III DAVIS IOAN MYRA General Fashxon Club IV Secretary IV DAY DONALD EDGAR Academrc Baseball II III IV DEVILBISS IOANNE Academic Glee Club III HBISRGIIIB IV H WN W II III IV Pas? or Presen! IV French Club III Brxdge Club IV DOMER THELMA Commercial Fashxon Show II DUFFEY ELLIS Vocatronal THE HEISKELITE 5 DAVIS, IANET Academic Sports Service Club III, President IV H.W.N.W. II, III, IV Dramatic Club IV Christmas Show III DAVIS MELWYN Academzc DETRICH MELVIN Voca hon al DIXON IANET General F ashlon Show II DORSEY DAVID General Football IV Dancmg Club IV Past or Present IV EARLEY HAROLD General Football II III IV Semor Class HISIOYY IV 'N EASTERDAY IRVIN ROBERT Academxc Football IV Basketball II II V Baseball II III ELLSWORTH IUDITI-I Academrc F T A V Past or Present IV ELLIOTT MERLE STUART General School Clerk IV Dancmg Club IV FEISER PEGGY IUNE Academrc Pan Amerlcan Program V Breakfast Club III IV Sports Servxce Club III Spamsh Club III IV FLEMING PAUL S Acodemrc Color Bearer III IV FORNEY GWENN NELI.. Vocatzonal Glee Club IV In EBERSOLE DOROTHY IANE Home Economics F H A IV Fashlon Show II III IV EYLER LLOYD General Football II III Baseball II III IV Bookkeepmg Club III EICHELBERGER PATRICIA ANN Academrc Glrls Intramural Councll IV Pres IV Ouxll and Scroll III IV Pan Amerxcan Program IV Sparkm II Backstage II HWNW II III IV Helskellte IV Snapshot Edltor IV Past or Present IV Dramatic Club III Breakfast Club IV Spamslx Club III Fashlon Show FLANAGAN BETTY LOU Commerrcal Sclence Club II Typmg Club IV FORSYTHE I OAN General GEHR GARNET M Vocational Auto Drivers Club IV 14l'li:..l?i'Qi-.f 'i' .Q 1 '-,1 ' BREAK: M5355 UTI, 'Iii 129.915 IHF HEIYKFIITF GEARI-IART FRANCES IRENE Commercral Auto Dnvers Club IV Intramural Councrl II III GLESSNER PAGE Vocalronal GOSSARD DORIS Commercral GRAMS EDNA Commercral Typing Club IV GREEN WALTER Vocatronal Model Burlders Club IV GILFORD, IOAN LUCILLE Bndge Club IV Faslnon Show IV Pan Amerrcan Program IV GEISELMAN LUCILLE FRANCES I-Icademrc Spamsh Club III H W N W III IV Hexskehte IV Dramahc Club III IV Chnstmas Show III Pan Amencan Program IV F T A IV Iun or GLOSSER IEAN General Glee Club II III IV Secretary Chrlstmas Show II III IV Pan Amencan Program III IV Past or Present IV MUSIC Week II III IV Chrrstmas Cantata III IV GOUFF IOHN Vocatronal Machme Shop Club IV GRAY BETTY LEE Academrc Brrdge Club IV Herskelxte IV Spanrsh Club III IV Pan Amerrcan Program V GROVE, MAURICE Gen eral GRUMBINE, EMER General 48 -7 W- T I I I I I , ,W , . . I ' 5 . .I . 5 i Town Meeting IVg Bridge Club IVg , . , IV: ' III, I HADDOCK, ALAN General HAMILTON, WILLIAM General Glee Club, Boys' Chorus IV HARNISH RICHARD General HARP PAGE Vocatronal Glee Club IV Auto Drxvers Club IV HARTLE CATHERINE General Dramahc Club IV HARVEY DORIS General HAMILTON, ROBERT General HARLEY, DOROTHY IUNE Academic Pan American Program IV Nursing Club IV Band II HARNE BARBARA General HARRINGTON HELEN General Glee Club IV MUSIC Week Program IV HARSHMAN MARIE General HAUVER ELWOOD Academrc Football III IV Track IV Pan Amerlcan Program IV A V S O IV Herskelxte Edztor 1n Chrei IV Chnstmas Program III IV HAWBAKER, NELLIE MARIE Commercxal Typmg Club IV HAYS CHARLES General Football III IV Baseball III IV Basketball IV Track IV I-IENCK ROY ACGd6m1C Photography IV Sec Spamsh Club III IV Breakfast Club III IV Tutor and Sec III W B A L III Student Councx' III IV HERBAUGH SHIRLEY Commercral S S C III IV Glee Club Fashion Show Christmas Program III Thanksglvlng Program III Vxce President Homeroom Co Ed Club HERSHEY RICHARD Academic Busxness Admmxstrahon Club Spamsh Club III Pan Amencan Program III IV I V Basketball II III Chnstmas Program III Football IV HILL IACQUELINE Academxc Pan Amencan Program Glee Club IV I THE HEISKELITE , U., aaat HAWTHORNE IIM Gen eral HAYS GLADYS Acaclemxc M HENSON PHYLISS Academic HORST MIRIAM General HESS RALPH General I-IOCKMAN BARBARA Academic Glee Club II III IV V Pres Spamsh Club III IV Dramatxc ClubIIIIVHWNWIVFTA IV Breakfast Club IV Home Room Sec IV Ouxll and Scroll IV Stage Door IV Pan Amencan Program III IV Glee Club Program II IV Laura C Kxng Award Q10 ' I . L f I K I 1 M I I I . ' Jlnfrf F x . ' 5 ,I 1 5 pf? 1 , . . I I I I r ' .A I ' 's Y . . . , 5 ' II . , 1 ' - ' III ' 1 I 'f . . , ng ' - 1: I ' I I . IV , 5 . . . . Q.. . 1 . : - I I I I . I I I I Q . . INF . af- I P' . - HOFFMAN, ROBERT LYNWOOD Academic A. V. S. O. III, Dramatic Club III, IVg Current Events Club III, Break- fast Club, Pres., III. IV, H. W. N. W. Circulation Man. IV, Student Coun- cil III, IV, Treas, Iunior Class, Pres. III, But Fair Tomorrow III. HOFFMAN DONALD EDMI 'ND Academic Orchestra II III Spanish Club Pres IV Breakfast Club Tutor III IV Iunior Town Meeting III IV Pan American Program IV Current Affairs Club V Pres III Valedictorian HOUSER HELEN Gen eral HUFF DONALD General HUFFFR CARROL ALBERT General A S O IV Radio Assembly IV Orchestra III Pan American Program Band II III IV HULL ROBERT Academic Student Council TI III IV Break fast Club III CoCha1rman Club Activity Period Homeroom Pres II III IV Delegate Washington County Association of Student Coun cil IV Christmas Program III IV Spanish Club II III IV IMF? - P I, awe ML? ' is... Cr.. HOFFMAN, BURTON Sports Business Manager Pan American Program II Stage Door IV Football III, IV Band II, III I. V. Basketball II HOOK KATHERINE LOUISE General Sport Service Club III IV Typing Club IV HUBER LEONARD Gen eral UFF IUNE Academic HUGHES ROBERT Academic HUNTSBERRY BETTY adem rc HUYETT CHARLFS Academrc Band II III IV Orchestra III IV Current Attarrs Club III Spamsh Club IV The Tunesmen IV Orchestra Assembly III IV Music Weelr Assembly III IV ITNYRE VERNON Gen eral IONES BETTIE E General Ceramrcs Club II Spamsh Club III IV Pan Amerlcan Program III IV Radmo Assembly IV IONES LEWIS CARL General KEARNS PATTTY IEAN Commercial Glee Club IV Fashlon Show II Glee Club Christmas Program KEPHART, PI-IYLLIS Vocatxonal Home Fconomrcs Fashron Show II, III, IV Student Councll II THF HEISKELITF F ISEMIN GER ALFRED Vocational Auto Drrvers Club IV ITNYRE ROSALIE General Home Room Presrdent II III IONES BETTY General IONES IRVIN FREDERICK Academrc HISIOIY Club III Dramahcs Club IV H W N W III IV Helskel te C ub Edrtor IV Pan Amer can Program III Past or Present Stage Door KELLY PHYLLIS General Glee Club III IV Musxc' Week Assembly IV Thanlcsgwlng Program III Fashlon Club II IV KERFOOT, MARGARET IOHANNA Academrc Bndge Club IV Glee Club II, III 52 - J 1 - - Aff Fashion show 11, III I. f Y' if ' i I - 'F' I' .. II ., H I, , ' IV , H 'IV KINSEY, ALVEY General KLINE RICHARD Vocalronal Agrrculture FFAIIIII V KREGLO PATRICIA ANN Academrc Fashion Show III Intramural II III IV LAMBROS PEGGY ANN Academrc French Club III IV Herskellte Staff IV H W N W II III V Glee Club II Dramatrc Club III Pan Amerlcan Program III Chrrstmas Program III IV LEEDY BETTY IANE General Glee Club III IV Paat or Present IV Musxc Week Program I Fashxon Show II IV LIGHTNER RICHARD General Dancmg Club IV S 9 C III V Pan Amerlcan Program Past or Present Class Clown In . gags It KINSEY, MARY LOUISE Commercial Fashion Club KNEPPER PAT Gen eral KRITZER HENRY Academzc Camera Club II III IV V Pres Dramahcs Club IV Breakfast Club III Band II III IV Orchestra II III IV Pan Amencan Program III IV Club Valentme III Muslc Week Program III IV Stage Door LANE NEIL Academrc LEASURE EDITH MAE General LINDSAY MARY IANE Commercral Typmg Club IV tramurals II III IV Fashion Show II LINEBAUGI-I CHARLESI IR Vocational LONGANECKER DONALD Agriculture LUSBY ALICE Academic Soph Chorus II French Club II III IV Vice Pres III Pres IV H W N W II IV Subscription Manager IV Student Council II F T A III Pres III Current Affairs Club III Pres III Basketball III Backstage Heiskehte IV Busr ness Manager IV Christmas Pro gram II III IV Pan American Pro gram II III IV MAIN CONNIE Commercial Dancing Club IV MARQUIS LUCILLE Academic Spanish IV Breakfast Club III IV Pan American Program III MARTIN, IAY V. Academic THE HEIYKFIITF in-,I LONG IAMES RICHARD General Aeronautics Club IV LUM PATSY ANN Academic Intramural II Fashion Show II Spanish Club III IV Sports Service IV Bridge Club IV Student Council III Drum Mayor IV Pan American III IV Past or Present IYLES MILDRED Academic MARCONI WILLIAM Vocational MATEER MARTHA Academic Glee Club II III IV Pan American Program III IV Spanish Club III Past or Present Music Week Program II III IV MARTIN, IOAN Glee Club II, III, IV Heiskelite IV Varsity III: I. V. II Past or Present Spanish Club III Pan American Program III 54' MAY LORRAINE I-Icademrc Spamsh Club II S S C V Auto Dnvers Club IV Pan Amencan Program III IV MCCLELLAN IOY General Glee Club IV Fashxon Show MCMILLEN ELEAN OR CATHERINE Commerczal Student Councxl IV S S C V Glee Club III Past or Present Hexskelxte Representatwe IV Hexskehte IV Class Sec III IV MILLER DERWOOD Vocational MILLER WILDA MADLYNE Academic Dramatrc Club IV Future Teachers III IV Spamsh Club III, IV U. S. C. Pan American Day III, IV Radio Past or Present MIMNALL, DOROTHY Commercial S. S. C. III, IV, Treas., IV Student Council II, III Fashion Show III GB 4 fx- T MASON CARSON WILLIAM II Academrc Spanxsh III H W N W I III Sport Edrtor III Hezskehte IV I Speak For Democracy 2nd place Dramatxc Club IV Our Hearts Were Young and Gay Stage Door Past or Present MCCALLISTER KENNETH Vocatron al McCORMICK ELSIE Gen eral MILLER GLENN General Basketball II III Spanrsh Club III Ceramlcs Club IV Pan Amencan Day III Radro Past or Present MILLS BETTY IANE Vocatzonal Glee Club III, IV Future Homemakers IV Fashion Show II, III, IV MINER, DELORES Gen eral 55 ' MONGON ALBERT Vocahonal MOORE IACK E Vocahonal Student Councrl IV Record Club IV MUNSON DIANE Academrc Glee Club II III IV Varsrty III IV Bndge Club IV S S C III Helske lite IV I-I W N W IV Pan Amen can Program III Spamsh Club III MURRAY DAVID Vocctronal Agriculture F A II II MYERS CLYDE W. General Football II III IV Basketball III NEFF, CLINTON General Business Management IV Hl HFIBKE MONN KENNETH Vocatronal MORGAN KATHERINE LORRAINE Academrc Spamsh Club III Dramatxc Club III IV Pan Amencan Program IV Student Councll II IV But Farr Tomorrow Past or Present USCIVHWNWIVChr1st mas Program IT MURPHY MARILYN A cademrc Dramahc Club III IV Art and Ceramxcs Club III IV U S C IV Hersxelxte IV But Farr Tomorrow Our Hearts Were Young and Gay Past or Present Stage Door MYERS BEATRICE LUCILLE General Art and Ceramrcs Club IV Glee ClubI II III Marorette IV Fashron Show IV Past or Present MYERS PAULINE Vocational Home Economics Glee Club III IV Music Week Program III IV Fashion Show II IV NEIKIRK IANET Academic Glee Club II, III Bridge Club IV Spanish Club III, IV Pan American Program III, IV ,56- NIELD ARTHUR I General NICEWARNER DELBERT Vocational NUCKELS IACK LEON Vocational Football II III Student Council Il III V Pre III Pres IV ORR MARY Commercial PALMER ESTHER IRENE General Music Week Club IV Intramurals Il PARKS CHARLES Vocational t Y'-v-nr it-spy w-. QC' T I NELSON HEROLD I Vocational Track and Field IV Football IV NUCKELS EVERS DAWN Vocational B nd II III Orchestra II III Heiskelite IV Sports Editor IV Football III IV Metal Club IV Pres NUNAMAKER IRVIN Academic Spanish Club II Track and Field III Band I II III Orchestra I II III Pan American Program OVELMAN ROBERT General PALMER IOYCE General PAYETTE GEORGE N. Academic A. V. S. O. II' A. S. O. III IV 'ce es. IV' V. S. O. III' U. S. C. ' Spanish Club III' French Club III' Current Events Club III' History Club III, Ouill and Scroll III, IV, H. W. N. W. II, III, IV, Circulation Manager IV, Heiskelite III, IV, Iunior Editor III, Associate Editor IV, Dramatic Club III, Pan American Program III, IV, Christmas Program II, III, IV, Past or Present . 57 PECK BOYD Academic V S O III IV Cross Country IV Track IV I V Basketball II III Basketball Manager IV French Club II Semor Basketball League IV PHILLIPPY GORDON I Academic I-I W N W II III IV I V Basketball II III Pan Amerrcan Program I Past or Present 2nd place Maryland Scholastrc Press Assoc IV PLUMMER CHARLES General PRUETT CHARLOTTE General POPE NANCY Academxc Glee Club II III IV Brrdge Club IV POFFENBERGER MARIE Academrc Breakfast Club III Student Councrl II III Pan Amerlcan Program II V Spanrsh Club III IV THE HEISKELITE r Pg, PETERSON BETTY Gen eral PEARCE LA ROI Academrc Pan Amerrcan Program III IV Breakfast Club IV Orchestra IV 'Student Councrl IV H W N W IV Home Room Vxce Pres III Sec II Pres IV Iumor Class Vrce Pres PRYOR CONNIE Commercral Brlclge Club IV POWELL CATHERINE IEANNETTE General Glee Club IV Thanksglvmg Program IV Chrlstmas Program IV Band IV POOLE IOAN CLARK Academrc Glee Club II III IV Dramatxc Club IV Record Club III Spamsh Club III H W N W IV Breakfast Club III Pan Amerrcan Program III Musrc Week Program II III IV Fashron Show IV Intramurals IV F T A IV Past or Present POFFENBERGER RICHARD General 58 POFFENBERGER, WILFORD L. Vocational Band III OUERRY IUDITH MAE General Glee Club III Sclence Club II Spanxsh Club IV Fashlon Club IV Fashxon Show II III Pan Amencan Program III Thanksgwmg Program IV Musxc Week Program IV RAYMOND EUGENE Academzc REEDY EUGENE Gen eral REID ALLEN EUGENE Vocational RESH CLAUDINE Academrc F T A II S S C V Auto Dnvers IV Past or Present 4 POE, ALICE Academic Pan American Program III, IV Glee Club II, III, IV RASKIN BERNARD Academxc Student Councml II IV Basketball IV I V Basketball II Past Present Pan Amer1can Program III IV Pres Home Room II IV Herskehte IV Adverhslng Manager IV Stage Door REED NANCYLEE Academic Spanxsh Club III IV Pan Amermcan Program III IV Hexskelrte IV REEI VIVIAN General REICHARD IUL A ANNE Commerclal Iune Town Meetmg II III Fashron Club IV Fashlon Snow II REYNOLDS FTHEI. DELORES General Dancxrg Club IV Dramatlc Club IV French II III Iunlor Town Meetmg II Pan American Program II III IV Chnstmas Program II III IV The Bracelet of Doom 59 RHODES DELORES Vocational Home Economrcs RHODES ROGFR Vocational Auto Drxvmg Club IV RIDER RICHARD Vocatzonal Sr Basketball League IV Home Room Vlce Presldent III Student Councxl IV F W N W Rep IV Helekelxte Rep IV ROANE THOMAS WESBY Academrc Pan Amerlcan Program III IV Band II III Orchestra II III Spanlsh Clul' III Breakfast Club III Art and Ceramlcs Club IV ROBERTSON EVELYN B Academxc F T A IV Dramatlc Club III IV Glee Club II III IV Spamsh Club III IV H W N W IV Basketball Manager II III IV Why the Chxmes Rang But Farr Tomor row Pan American Program IV RUDISILL BILL General THE HEISKELITE RHODES IANET L Academzc Spamsh Club III Glee Club II III IV F T A IV Pan Amencan Pro gram III IV Fashron Show IV Record Club III Musxc Week Pro gram II III IV Dramatxc Club IV H W N W IV Past or Present RIND SHIRLEY Commercral RIDGELY AUDREY Academic I V Basketball II Varsrty Club III IV Bndge Club IV Stage Door ROBERTSON ROBERT General ROCKWELI.. IACK Vocatlonal Sr Basketball League IV Home Room Vxce Presxdent II Home Room Presldent III Student Councll III H W N W Rep III RUPP LINDA LOU General 60 SAGLE ROBF RT A1948 Accdemm SAUM ELIZABETH Herskelite Organization Manager IV Academic Home Room Vice Presldent II SAUM DON F General S S C I Poster Club III Student Council III SANDERS PAT Commercral Art and Ceramics Club IV SAYLES RICHARD General Football IV Baseball III IV SCHINDEL RICHARD B Academzc French Club II Breakfast Club III History Club III Christmas Program Pan American Program SCHNEBLY IANE Acodemrc Glee Club III IV Heiskellte IV Past or Present Student Council II Spanish Club III Intramurals III III IV Pan American Program III ll if AA 9' '-.my gf f 'T .wp SANDERS CHARLES Vocatronczl SAUNDERS DORIS Commercrol Typing Club IV SAYLOR NANCY Acczdemlc Dram tic Club III IV Our Hearts Were Young and Gay Why the Chimes Rang Auto Drivers Club III Spanish Club III IV Record Club IV Breakfast Club III IV FTA PresIVHWNWIII IV Editor in Chief IV H H S D A R Delegate Quill and Scroll III IV Sec IV SCHLOSSER V THOMAS Vocotzonal I V Basketball II SCHOFIELD MARY GRAY Acodemlc Library Club II III IV Pres Brlclge Club IV Glee Club IV Spanish Club III Pan American Program III IV Fashion Show III IV Stage Door bla SEMLER DANIEL Vocational SEMLER LEROY Vocahonal SHANK VONDORA MARIF Commercral Auto Drxvers Club IV Fasluon Show II SHEPHERD MARIAN VIRGINIA Commercxal Record Club IV Fashxon Show II SHIREY WARREN Vocation nl SHORE PATRICIA ANN Commercral Glee Club IV Fash on Show II Chnstmas Program THE HEISKELITE SHANK ANNA Academzc SHANK RALPH Vocatxon al Agnculture 4H Club Pres IV SHAW IUNE LOUISE Commerczal Typmg Club IV Fashxon Show II SHIREY DAVID C Academlc A V S O III IV Football II III IV SI-IOEMAKER MARY General SHINHAM PATRICIA French Club II III IV Spamsh Club III IV Pan Amencan Program II III IV Chnstmas Program II III IV Backstage Sparklxng Salutatonan 62 SINSEL, DORIS Academic SMITH I-IELFN DARLENE Commercral Typmg Club IV SMITH KATHERYN BARNETTE Academic Bndge Club IV I V Basketball II IV SMITH RICHARD Vocational SNOWBERGER IOANNE Commerczcll Dfdm6I1C Club II III Llbrary Club II III Basketball II Glee Club II III IV Muslc Assembly II III IV SOCKS CONSTANCE Commercral Dancmg Club IV Clee Club II SMITH, BENSON General SMITH IANET LORRAINE General Glee Club II III Dancmq Club IV Intramural II IV SMITH CHARLES Vocatronal Auto Drwmg Club IV Band II III Orchestra II III SNAPP COLEEN VIRGINIA General Typmg IV SNYDER DELORES PEGGY Home Economxcs Glee Club II III IV Fashlon Show II III IV -HN' SOWERS GLADYS LOUISE General Record Club IV SOUTH BILL General SPFSSARD PATSY ANN General Glee Club II III IV Pres IV Chnstmas Program II III Pan Amerlcan Program II III Past or Present IV Musxc Assembly II III IV Christmas Cantata III IV Fashion Show Manager IV SPRECHER EDWARD Agriculture Councll Representatrve Band III IV STEIGMAN ROBERT Vocatronal STALEY GLORIA MARIE Commercial Record Club IV Fashlon Show II STEVENS ROBERT E Vocahonal THE HEISKELITE ' .vb in in -.11 SPIGLER WARREN Vocatronal SPONAUGLE IOSEPH General Stage Door SPRINGER RICHARD CLYDE General Football III IV Audro Vrsual Servlce IV Semor Class Vlce Pres IV Past or Present IV Band II III Stage Door IV STALEY FAYE MARIE Commercral Fashlon Club IV STALEY HELEN A cadem rc STILTS PATRICIA ELAINE Academrc Lrbrary Club II III IV Dramatxc Club III IV Glee Club IV Brxdge Club IV Past or Present IV Chnstmas A sembly IV 64 My Mn. 1 1 Q 1 ' 1 liz: -' ' ' . 3' ' 1-, Q I 4 4 I 1 1 1 - 1 V 1 f . . 1. ll I I V I ll II 1 1 1 I 1 I 1 1 1 , .1 11 1 U 11 1 1 I K. 1 I A' I - . ' ,R - ' in A W in - ', 'j Eg. .Q , 51 1 1 1 s 1 1 ' ' ' . , - 1 u 11 . 8 A, x 14 K 15, x STIN E I AC QUELIN E General STOUFFER ANNE MCWILLIAMS Academic Business Manager HW N W IV Sports Edxtor III Cheerleader II III IV French Club III French Chnst mas Program III IV Br1dge Club IV Qulll and Scroll III IV Dramatlc Club III STOUFFER EDWARD R Vocahonal Model Buxldmq Club IV SUMMERS WILLIAMS Vocational Dancxng Club IV Sr Basketball League IV SWAIN GENE General THOMAS NANCY L Academlc Spamsh Club III Nursmg Club IV He1slcel1teIV Intramurals II III IV Pan Amencan Program III Past or Present IV man. wu- if STOTTLEMYER GENEVA IRENE C'ommerc1al Student Counc1l III Typlng Club IV Pres IV STOUFF ER DONNA MARIE Academxc Basketball Vars1ty II III IV Spamsh Club III IV Hexslrelxte Staff III Glee Club III IV Band II III IV Breakfast Club Tutor IV Pan Amen can Day IV HWNW IV Auto Dr1vers Club IV Past or Present STOUT JAMES General SUMMERS IEANNE General Fashxon Club IV Glee Club II III Past or Present IV Fash1on Show II III Intramural Councll II III IV SWEIGERT IANE CORNELIA Academic Backstage II Sparlung II Our Hearts Were Young and Gay IV Kee Mar Alumnae Pnze French Club II III Current Event Club III Sports Servxce Club III Dramatlc Club III IV Glee Club II III IV Umted Stage Commlttee IV H W N W II III IV H81SkSlll6 Staff IV Pan Amerxcan Day II III French Chnstmas Program III IV TRIESLER RICHARD Academic Homeroom Presldent IV WALTRICK, CHARLES NORMAN Vocational Auto Drivers Club President IV WARRENFELTZ, PAUL Vocational Auto Drivers Club IV WEBER ELAINE Commercral WEAGLY GEORGE Vocalronal WILES MARY General Pan Amerlcan Program IV WILLIAMS IACQUELINE Academic Intramural II French Club II III Dramatic Club III H W N W III IV Art and Ceramxcs Club IV Umted Stage Commrttee IV F T A As SOCIBIG Edxtor Helskellte IV Pan Amencan Program II III Chrxstmas Program II III Sparlung Back stage Stagedoor VPres Home room THE HEISKELITE Im WARNER, VIRGINIA General F. H. A. Club IV Glee Club III WATERS, ANNA General WELLER PEGGY General WIEBEL RICHARD Vocatzonal WILHELM TOM Vocatronal Iayvee Basketball III F F A II III V WILLIAMS LYLE Academrc THELMA Pan Amencan Program IV 66 WILLIAMS RICHARD General Basketball Varslty IV WILLSON IR RICHARD C Academxc Photographxc Edxtor of Hexskehte Photography Club III IV Pres IV U S C III IV Supt IV Breakfast Club Tutor III Pan Amerlcan Day Assembly III IV lumor Town Meet mg of A1r III Stagmg for Our Hearts Were Young and Gay Manager Stage Door Musmc Week Fashxon Show III IV Past or Present Club Valentme WISHARD MARGARET Gen eral WOLFORD LOUISE General Dancmg Club IV WOLFE IACK General Stage Door IV Dramatxc Club IV WYAND GLENN General 't WILLIAMSON THURYLE G General Nursmg Club IV WISE ELVIN M Vocahonal WOOD GOLDEY Gen eral WOLFE ELLSWORTH Vocatronal WOLFKILL DONALD General Basketball Varsxty IV YATES BETTY General Cheer Leader II III IV A A THE HEISKELITE - YOUNG, PATRICIA ANN General Dancing Club IV Fashion Shows II, III ills 9 l A I ZAISER, IANICE MARIE Academic Spanish III, IV Student Council II Dramatic Club II Heiskelite Staff IV I'l.W,N.W. II, III, IV Pan-American Program III, IV Latin Christmas Program II Seniors Without ANDREWS RAY General CARPEGNA PAUL General CHANEY WILLIAM General DAWSON ROY General HAYZLETT VIRGINIA Academic MONNIGER HARRY ROY General Pictures BARTLES DAVID General CASTANG PAUL General CROMER HARRY General GILFORD IOAN General IONES LEWIS General YOUNG, THOMAS Vocational Football Varsity III, IV ZIMMERMAN, ANNE Academic Bridge Club IV Heiskelite IV Intramurals II, III, IV Pan-American Day III I-I,W,N.W, II, III, IV, Asst, Feature ED. IV Poster Club III Spanish Club III Fashion Show IV SMITH CHARLES A Vocational Q s 0 1 1 , se , 1 , 1 I , 1 1 1 1 1 I f ' 68 W I YYAM ffm U-Y It ,......-,-. .,-- ..... , ,,. 1 .vfiv Sl .V ,Q- mv 8, Q ' K. -.--A ,ra-. :www P bv , 0 f -i T7 . ,qw r b, K'-T. nv, ' . ff :mtv ' sw v, -Q w Y X gpg! .v ' 3 I 4.-1-'L' 1 'H . bs: , 1 2' Q ,L ' I QQ 13 ff L!-11 1, nf, ff -, 01? I 1 L i..- if 'X ig, fin? nfl-Q vi uf ,XX f 0 -'B hin- X 1 'X dvi '59 - 5 7 e -THE HEISKELITE A lunlor Class Hlstory Strange indeed IS the realization that next year we will be seniors It seems that only yesterday we entered the doors of H H S as frightened silly sopho mores Now that finally we are about to ascend the heights to the exalted semordom we begin to feel that H H S is really our home Let s rem1n1sce As we look back on our year as 1olly 1un1ors we think of our numerous accomplishments We have no misgivings because it has have ventured 1nto all phases of our curriculum They have held offices in clubs attained glory on the athletic field achieved recognition in scholastic work not only locally but through out the state and country and have done much to promote student government Now that we have looked back in time let us look forward What do we see? A challenge a dare a goal we have met these as sophomores and juniors let us now meet them as seniors with a more creditable record than before f been a year filled to the brim with fun and learning. Members of our class ' i 72 M I . eww 1948 ROWI M Leedy N Barhnart I Adams B Bock S Bond B Barley I Belts W Marshall I Alsherman B Isemmger W Kmght G Beard ROW II W Clme W Keller C Longanecker B Barhnart Lloyd May E Maugans K McClure K Batchell P Brader ROW III B Barley D Khck B Andrews G Bowman Mxss Cowgell I Breaden D MCEIVGIH S McFaddm D Iohnson V Barrow ROWI G Cole I Booth K Clark L Basore B Cunmngham M L Soslar I Carper I Barber M Bovey C Brunner S A Stouffer D Berry I Craner P Clapp ROW II R Snyder R Mrller G Bowers D Mxmms M1SSHUmf1ChOUSe C Dodson B Canfleld I Mmmch R Bruchey D Snodderly ROW III G Cunnmgham M Mack D Anthony I Kendle I Cunnmqham H Delauter D Dxeberl M5 9- N emm- BA ! 'l'0 U' D l l I ' I W- ' .,- ..-,. -A ,- fp .,-l '-' ' . 1. ' . 'f'-..l-Uv - A I .-'w ,r ib -wtnfl .., lllltlx RCWI W McGowan B Cdend hal D Mummert I Powell I Nelklrk L Reynolds M R Petre I Peter on P Renner HOW Ill C Klme R Nxchols E Khne L Olrver N Maf'k I Young ROW1 E Stottlemyer W Heyworth D Mmnlch I McCauley E Harrls D Harper I Kretter B House H Lewxs M Iames B Long I Lerter ROW II R Houser K Hamxll A Iohnson M Hoyle L Householder D McCauley R LeFew C Iames I Henne berger G Holhngsworth I Kmg ROW III C Splcher I Kelly C Lane L Downs B Hartsock Mr H1llman E Harmon P Beaver D Harsh N Krxz K Iohnson 74 iw iCCW'1i oe o 77 'I' I L' ' El, I TE ri. 'slrnijgi' .. . QQ. 'si ROW II-P.. McKenzie, C. Koontz, C. Mort, B. Long, B. Ocker, M. Myerly, M. Reel, G. Nunamaker, R. Peterson. ROWI I Guessford L Gllhan B GIIMES I Gossard R Hayek R Stoufier B Henson I Hebb D Hebb P Hebb ROW II H Splgler B Wyani M Hlte M Hawkms C Haden Mlss Walker R Gossard B Summers T Weber I Hrldebrand HOW Ill H Trxtch W Horst R Hoover R W Taylor ROWI N Wlttmgham N Weaqly M Bltner B Barney C Carper F Alexander D Chaney B Hxqhbarger B Struckman B Custer D Carson ROW II L Davenport P Aldrmdge M Bell C Cantner Mrs Bevrns G Carle R Baker D Cearfoss P Clopper I Dayhoff BOW III B Butler W Wrxqht M Cummlns D Donat R Whlie B Clagett M Burgess D Zombro BOW IV F Brxmmer K Barnhart P Byer 75 '- - 1 - ' I 1 - I 1 - 1 - h 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 A 1 Pg. Hebb, I. GIIMGS. i - - 1 - 1 - I 1 - A 1 - 1 I 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 '- . I , . , . , . . . T- ' I I I ' I ' 4 I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I I , . , . . W ' I ' I V 4 I ' I ' 4 I ' I ' I ' I ' 1 - 1 - A 1 ' I 1 - 1 - A 1 - 1 ' 1 - - Q - W 1 - 1 - - 'rnlz HEISKELITE as ee ROWI B Rrtler P Smrth C Smrlh M Ford I Snavely P Crunklelon A Schrndel P Schlotterbeck K Dlmon K Rhodes M E LaBelle B Edwards D F1Sh5Ck ROW II E Reynolds P Frush B Everly I Cushen Mrs Andrews P Davls P Garlock H Snook ROW Ill R Flook R Poffenberger R Everharl I Doyle E Peters I Gower G Funkhouser I Bachlell ROWI I Mose I Smrth I Shrllrng L Snyder N Hrckey D Kennedy K Spence C Hoffman M Kepharl E Marpel L Barley D Ausherman ROW II V Smrth D Alton M Beyard D Mlddlekaulf MISS Seaman B Baker L V Balr A Brown C Lowman ROW III B Brrtl I Snyder R Beard R Lovell W Marhn 76 l 1 I 1. ,. ,, , . ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. , . ,.. ,. ,. . 1. ,. ,. ,. , . ,. ,. ,. . 1. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. . 1. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. , ,. . 1. ,. ,. ,. , ,. ,.. ,. ,. . 1. ,. ,. ,. ,. . 4 ROWI P Prtzer V Mrller R Wrnters M Petre P Wlshard B Mrller I Owens P Miller P Wrtmer P Pendleton H Smlth D Rrckett I Younker I Young ROW II I Moser I Resh P Moats E I Z1mmerman Mr Davrs D Anders M Mundey I Snyder B Myers ROW III G Reeder L Sherman B Strausbaugh R Nearchos F Grott M Foote ROW II E Hart R Guen I Lefevre M Foote Mr Kepler B Powles P Gerger B Gwen P Frank ROW III R Gaver C Dowler C Groh E Gardner D Exler W Essxg I McCune I Davxes D Erkelberger C France ROW IV D Fentress R E1kelberger F Smxth 77 V P4 W 19 8F K -D D or I ROW I-S. Slaydon, F. Funk, A. Fiery, I. Fleagle, W. Evans, P. Eyler, P. Emerson, P. Foltz, I. Davis, I. Davis, L. Shatto 'nf 171 H 'Wi 'W iii CCQ1 'Il H H E I S K E IJ I TE ,- . ffw ,QM '. . ROWI L Socks D Pryor N Reynolds E R1denour P Smxih L Snapp R Rxdenour E Semler I Mullenxx N Schroyck D Roney F Roach A Reynolds ROW II C Stouffer D Taylor G Rawls N Seaman I Warrenfelfz D Wagner V Harshman I Rogers L Seal F Starlxper C Rohrer P Thomas L Drewery ROW III M Rldgely W Boretos R Shckel G Rmger M Weaver C Wolford D Schlotterbeck M RICE D Schwartz R Wasson ROWI B Shank C Stouffer D Sprmger L Sprecher R Rxtchle D Stouffer P Roane P Shanner P Slxck I Shank ROW III B Randall B Rudlsnll W Slrfer T Shank D Raymer K Rrdge A Schlotterbeck B Sutphm H Rrdenour H Spexlman 78 '--Q' I l l I I I ROW II-I, Reecher, D. Bare, B. Moore, K. Muse, B. Hamilton, D. Rogers, D. Phillippy, K. Poole, R. Roane, fm' 4 Scare you Am t she sweet Hen party Gay nlnehes Looklng for someihmg A fnend io everyone Iusi resiing Can we play too? Whai happened? Little but mighiy?????? The sisiers 'Q Q ., n vi-1 'M rv1'V5luliY5iiw- 1 1 ,fm- lil z -'M-'M-Q J. B .4 'Y 'QQ ,k P 'EK A J, 2: 4 ful Q ill' ' ' 1 g. ww! F S-5 Q., ja I . E Q QQ? 2 ,VQQ3 ljy 4 WE Fffiq I ls - ' ,- LQ B r N Q1 f I 1. ' W M. .' l 1 f' QN 1 1 s I l in Aff , I f' ' 3 1 r Fl ' '53 X X 1 I 03- 5,301 Hn by I . 2 2 J y FN :LG A' I . ' 1 -'fl-, .6 f I 1 , ' Gm N,,,wf 1 W ,- A 5 Q 1 ,why xi ',,5gf C U MIX , ? L ws? ' . A ff . - R- f - 1 ff aggl J X A 65 ,nw s ' -, . fi L,, 1s AJ L1 41 ,J Ek ck Q ' 'Q 62 WI A PHE HEISKEIHE Nix' Sophomore C lass Hlstory We the sophomores of 48 the semors of 50 have a lot to l1ve up to 1n the comlng years Our respons1b1l1t1es wrll assume much greater welght as the years go on srnce the future of our great nat1on l1es rn our hands It was not wrthout awe that we ent: red H H S for the flrst trme Way back ln September and It seems that a lot has happened 1n these few short months changlng us from s1lly sophomores to students of lugher learn1ng whose under standmg ot the problems before us has been broadened consxderably by the constant endeavor of our teachers Our class entered 1nto the Student Government program whole heartedly and offered 1ts future stars to the football basketball and baseball teams We felt a deep prlde cheenng at all those games because we knew that now we belonged We hope the class of 50 w1ll have been a cred1t to our Alma Mater com mun1ty and the world at large wherever we take up our respons1b1l1t1es as cogs 1n the wheels of world affaus 82 , ' f 1 - W' 'U 'MA Y - I xl It ii' A. H I 'wif I 1 .lil J , l. V' I V ff ' ,op 5 , .AL X 'Q wt l.:,m:f'v rf, it I 7 Jil It ' V A' i V .LLM-hs . ' . , . 1 , . . I I ' I , . ' 3 . . . ' ' I I . I I ' X! II I . ' . - , ' I I Qfvnv, ,W ,Y H , I Q ., ,., ,fff Qf f-if lbwl F Clark M Brown D Baker D Boretos G Boward C Barnhart A Brandenburg A Long P Barr B Barnes M A Be lt Row Il D Baker R Chne B Alexander D Bradley I Bovey I Annan I Barkdoll A Baker I Klrne H Beatty RowlIl B Bearmqer K Boward K Beckley E Bulls R Cunmngham D Andrews A Beard Brezler I Brewbaker ow IV B Clark C Cevenner D Barkman Mr Funk C Chalkln A Barnharl P Bye s Howl B Bange M Cave G Clme T Fowler V Dullabaum I Gordon I Brenne M Bawghman I Gaffun M Boward C Burkhart D Drtts Row II W Draper M Bxtner G I Davs N Forreet T Blevms C Fexser C B1 ker I Brrqer C Daugherty P Betts T Dalhlro Bow III P Cromer B Crrdfr B Barns T Berry M1SQIaCk on T Mr.Curly I Elkelloerger N Broadwater Es-I Il, I'l 1 V I . , . ,, . ,.. , . ,. A . ,. ,. ,. , . . ,c. -. ,. , . ,. ,. ,,. ,,. , . ,. , . . .-. ,, ,. ,. ,. ,. , . , .,. . , . - v R . , . 1 .J , . , , , . , . ,. .. . V . Q- I - I - 1- I - V- f A V, - 1. f - , ,. . . . . , ., ... e I f- v . , ., . , .. ., . ,,. ,,. , . ,. ,,. , ,-,. , ,. . .i I 1 ' Q 1 ' - , ,. ,,, . ,. , .. .. ,. .. ,.. . --- Y- V-Y M V nw or Y .YW ,,,.. W 'run Hmsm11'11 eeee J RowI B Doarnberqer W Delauter G Flanagan L Davls B Gaver C Gelwwks I rrvnn M Duffy I Cartv H Black P Glessner ROW II W Berry L Eckshne M Durbm B Grove P Gossard P Flefcher N Flefcher I Glessne D FIIODOVILZ V Gage Row III D Davxs R Gossard H Weaver I Frush D Grams L French W Andrews H Gorman How IV G Geesey G Fox R Feexser I Rxtchle Mrs Stouffe N Grm s C Fe1gIey E Cdberf Rowl D Landls A Goessler B Mr'Sherry E Landls I Unger D Dax B Ha p M McCub5m P Melzer I Lock baum M Br sh pow III V Groh C Hemphlll W Daugherty M Hlldebrand R H1te R Grxmesley D Grove C H1c'cs C Hancock Row IV G Hcks R Hoover E Huyelt Mr Towson R Iacksor' R Hoyle L Frm'roc'k 84 ' - 1 - - 1 - - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 Y- 'Y1 - - , I 1 -. ,. ,. ' .. f,. sQ,. . Row II-I. Higgens, D. Davis, R. Harile, I. Minnich, S. Garmong, I. Funkhouser, R. Rodeffer, R. Rodeffer, G. Forsyihe. - . i ., . , . , , 9. , . ., . , . ' . . . if ,'lifAf'T' 'Q 1 ,Ql'fQ,,, , Y 7 1Qi , , Q,ffQQf Q if , ,,', ' ' , , 'fQfiff'fl'.f' 'QI 114- RowI I. Huff M Howe I Kllne I Koogle M Iones D Koogle S Klser I Hull A Kauffman I Klttell G Kershner D LEWIS Row II F Grove F Mmer R Lovell R Brandenburg H Longanecker I Kaufman B Kershner P Raepkx S Hat QIBIIIIIS Row III W Hook L Iohns R Reese D Frey I Mullendore G Keller R Marfonr G Klme Row IV R Lease K Poffenberger C Moser Mzss Hyatt L Robmson M Kmc- K Lum R0wI I Mmer I Keckler E McHenry B Clark B Reed r B Renner P Punt P Myers F Scott I Rouser Row III W Luther C Mxclnel I Moore T Snavely B Needy D Shupp Starlrper Row IV D Stoner W McNamee Mxss Kxblmge B qlwk R Rol'rer E Mongan 8.1 I 9 41 Row II-D. Mahn, R. Myers, D. Miller, M. Rhodes, M. Neikirk, A. Palmer, M. Monninger, D. Pearl, B. Mullendore ' .,,. .e.. W ,W Ara Hn e.., ,,.,.n..,,,,W aff . . V YW' ff' Wir' W U if 'MD , , A - T 111111 llHISIiEI.l'l'E Row Row Row Row I-G. Fenner P. Ridenour Y. Pyton M. Moats P. Rohrer, H. Nigh I. House B. Moats V. Mowin D. Myers. II--F. Rauth D. Schlotterbeck, R, Ricketts I. Rumigan C. Scott . Horyst L. Grod C. Lookabaugh D. Ryder Rohm III I Shank R Sowers H Mayers E Nlgh S Sensebaugh H Mayers I Munson A Plummer W ROSIH IV E Shatter D Stevens D Morgan I Shaw Mrss Rlnehart M R1dgeIy I Met R Peterson I Rxdenour Howl P Reynard P Hamburo M Powe K Stmove E Semle I Gu han B Grover N He s S Sclnmdel A Gnmes Row II I Howlett B Lada I Qc P Rohrer A Roh er G Hog rs I Yarn D Fader D Sh maker I Hamm. Row III I Hoffman O Hendrxckson A Schmdel B Iones D Rodgers F Mo nqo R May C Low rv S Hoovcr Sb 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 T V I V I LJ V I I I D. . ' 1 1 - 1 - 1 - I 1 - 1 - 1 - - 1 - - - 1 - - 4 - . . . W . - - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 Q 1 A - 1 1 .-1 - 1 - - 1 ' - ' ' ' . -.. 1 ,. ,..1e,.. , r, . e ,.- ,.. ., , ce, ,. .- ' ' vi a . . , . ., .. , . , . , ,. -. , . . , . , ,V . . Row IV-R. Hann, I. Horner, Mr. Fournier, S. Hess, W. leisher, H. Harsnman. I 1 . ...... 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Snyder, R. Snyder, A. Wiemhurq, P. Thomas, B. VViI1ias, T. Timer, C. Werkinq, D. Troupe. 1 , 1 ., . .' I , . , . , . 8 , . . I , . , . , T.. A . -u.. ,. ,..f' ,,. '42, , . i,. ,-. r ,. ' . , . ... . -.Q ,. ,.' ',. ,.',',. ,. ,. ',.' ,... -I. ., . 14 , ' Q ,, A , 1, .. , . 4 . 'NA 5 i X O ,gg :Nil . .. 1 I X i, . ,L l 'QV f , VK fo , 6' . 2, .t an . 4 L Y bi 1 A , Q' . .' ' p .1 ' ' Q .1 ': N A T? 9 3 S. , , -1 '11 3 ' I P I I . 91: , 0 1 I 1 w - A ' . I'-.'f .. . ., Q i ' v ' ig 'Q if 44 f, K! .. J Xfxjgqc Ls , 4 V q yXH,2UlN'3 'mkfbm yC X V: KX HEISH Q, 9 is W HE S X HNIZHUDNEW M Q Q ax Q 41 P Res 7' fx ENTS Q is 2, Q 4 S XP Q X cw g X 43 I THE HEISKELITE T ' a Hagerstown Hlgh School Clubs This year 1948 brought many new ldeas rules and improvements to Hagerstown High New drapes 1n the auditorium traffic regulations new stage light dimmers cafeteria changes and many other such things featured this ungradual turnover The most change though was in the club system In previous years the clubs have taken place after school excepting per haps the glee and servlce clubs This year however was to witness an aCt1V1tY Considerable cred1t tor the success of this new sy tem is due to Bob Hull frightl and Bob Hoffman fleftj These two literally worked day and night to complete the plan by the second semester In February 30 clubs were orgamzed to meet from 9 0010 OO on Frlday and later was changed to Thursday Students voted for the clubs they would like to be in making a first second third and fourth choice Then they were assigned to the var1ous orgamzed clubs and given a month to make changes Plans were drscussed for having a two hour activity perlod but th1s was shelved rn favor ot discussion and perhaps adoption next year 90 period, something not held since the Iunior High days. 1 02 9l e THE HEISKELITE ' H00 Waur N Wat Edztor m Chzef Nancy Lea Saylor Busmess Manager Anne MCW1ll1amS Stouffer The purpose of the Hoo Warr N Wat IS as any other school paper to present to the student and parent readers a p1cture of occurences at Hagerstown Hxgh School It also affords an opportumty for those lnterested 1n 1ournal1st1c wr1t1ng and edxtmg Bemg a monthly paper the Hoo Walr N Wat glves 1tS readers past present and future events along wlth many features and sports The paper was awarded second prlze 1n 1ts class at the Columbla Press Assoclatxon contest and for the flrst t1me was represented at the C S P A conventxon by hve students and thelr adV1SOI Several new columns were added to the make up thls year mcludmg Hap pen1ngs Around Hlgh Llterary News Teacher of the Month Platter Chatter 92 l Advisor ........ ..,,..........,...,...... ' ......,......,. M iss Cowgell ' ' ' ' D I I . I ' I ' ' I ' I 1 , . - . . . U - - ' ll ll ' fl ll ll Xl I I I ll Studentl3ovemnnent.Asyxuauon Preszdent lack Nuckles Vlce Presldent Edward Semler Treasurer Robert Hoffman The purpose of the Student Government orgamzed th1s year on a far su penor scale than 1n other years IS to g1ve the student more of a vo1ce 1n Hagers town Hxgh School affaxrs Begmnmg w1th the largest elect1on campa1gn 1n H H S hrstory the asso c1at1on went on to achleve the followmg goals ACl1V1ty penod durmg school Dances Thanksgwmq Day Sophomore Easter Clean up campamgn Trafflc control on stauways Cafetena 1mprovement Promlsed art course Transportatmon to away football games New drapes for audxtorlum New bleachers for football held Sweater awards to the letter men 93 ,.-. r - 1948 S .. .rar --SS I Secretory ......,.,...,....,..............,....,...,...... lohn Minnich 1. . . . . l 2. 5 ' ' r , , . 3. - ' . 4. ' ' . 5. ' ' . 6. ' . 7. ' . 8. ' ' . 9. ' . lO. - . 'H' THE HlllSKEl,lTlI W7 - Dramatlc Club Pres1dent Duke Stoutter V1ce Pf6S1deIlfS lane Swe1gert and Kathryn Baker Secretones Helen Sm1th and Mary Lou Brkle Early 1n the school year the dramat1c club held 1tS trrst after school meet mg A const1tut1on was wntten presented to the Student Councll and approved In January a one act mystery The Bracelet of Doom was glven as a school performances rn thxs play When the specral aCt1V1tY penod was added to the school currlculum the hrst rn school meetlng was held Var1ous club programs were presented such as dramatlzatrons of a scene from the play l hked best a qu1z on memor able motlon p1cture scenes and some or1g1nal skrts wr1tten by club members The malor product1on of the year Our Hearts Were Young and Gay was presented to a large audxence on February 6 and at Newton D Baker Hospmtal tor the veterans February 23rd Both were well recelved Qulte a number ot club sen1ors were ass1gned parts 1n the Semor Class Play Stage Door held 1n May Plans were formulated for next year s club w1th the 1dea of attordxng greater opportun1ty tor wlder pup1l parhcmatron I4 I - Xl ll ' I ' I assembly program. Several inexperienced club members gave creditable . . . . . I . ,,. ,, . . i ' 1 4 - - u - ll - I ' I ' ' ' XX ll I I I N1 I A fl ' I I ' , . . . -'-'lT?4A 'Q,f1i' .ta 'U' , or , 3 ,Wo 1 ui , our 1 Y, ,N U a- e --1948 i as Glen Club A d V1 s oz Mrs Robmette Pze f-zzdent Secretory lean Glosser The glee club was orgamzed 1n order to further knowledge and apprec1a tlon of musrc 1n the school and to 6SS1Sl 111 assembl es for the school plus enter tamment for the communltv Dur1ng the year the club presented a Thanksg1v1ng program a Chnstmas candlehght servrce and a spnng Cantata They assxsted 1n the muslc week assemblv l5 l l e We 'A ' . ' ...,........,.... .......,........,.......,.,... P at Spessard UW., We Mama or Q s rs i THE HEISKELITE The Qu1ll and Scroll The Qu1ll and Scroll the Internatronal Honor SOC1ely for H1gh School lournahsts and somewhat larger than the p1cture 1nd1cates 1n1t1ated new mem bers mto the local chapter 1n an lmpresslve and beautlful candlellght ceremony repeated m the thousands of Qulll and Scroll Soc1et1es all over the country dunng the month of May The requxrements for membersh1p are They must be at least of lumor or Senlor class1t1cat1on They must be 1n the upper th1rd ot the1r class 1n general scholashc stand1ng at the t1me of the1r elect1on They must have done super1or work 1n wntmg ed1t1ng or 1n busmess management They must be recommended by the advlsor or by the commlttee gov ern1ng publ1cat1ons They must be approved by the execuhve secretary of the SOCIETY Members IGCEIVS the soc1ety p1n and a subscr1pt1on to the oft1c1a1 pub11 catlon, the quarterly, Qu111 and Scroll Mogazzne Th1s year's soc1ety, as the SOC1el1eS of other years from 1ts conceptron, has stnved to fulhll 1ts purpose to encourage and reward achxevements mn yournallsm and allled helds followlng, well 1ts motto Ye shall know the truth and the truth shall make ye free 96 iv ' T f V 5 . ,Sn 1. - - 1 .- . 1 2. . . . . . 3, . 1 .., ..I . . 4. I ' ' - 5. Q ' ' . 1 1948 1 of Danclng Club The dancmg club by far the most radrcal departure 1n H H S s new club scheme grew throughout the year to be rt not the best the most talked about orgamzatlon Meetmg 1n the gymnas1um they spent the perlod learn1ng new steps and modes new dances and just generally danced l1v1ng up to 1lS pur pose To acquarnt students w1th ballroom dancrng to learn to m1ngle soc1ally w1th each other There be1ng no better way to get acquamted wxth a person than to hold them 1n one s arms many of the members made new fnends and learned to conquer shyness 1n askmg students to dance wxth them Equally as many have under MISS Klblmger s guldance and dlrectxon actually learned how to dance drsplaymg polse courtesy and slull Those members attendlng the school dances have dlsplayed well these qual1t1es taught them by the club 97 1 l 1 a . . . , , . . . 1 1 1 ' - 1 1 1 1 ' U . . . . . 1 1 - ll . , . I ' I . . . 1 . . . 1 I 1 1 ' lHln HEISKELHE Clrculo Espanol El C1ICU1O Espanol the spanlsh club and Los Tamales Cahentes the hot tamales were OI'1g1I'1d11y orgamzed as one club but due to the deslre of some members to belong to other organrzatlons such as the band and orchestra Los Tamales Cahentes remamed as the aC11V1tY penod wlule the El Clrculo Espanol became an after school prolect The hot tamales entered and won hrst place rn the Alsatra Mummers Parade The Tamales have been engaged rn an extenslve study of Spamsh customs and hte and have been do1ng th1s through the med1um of motlon plctures and 1llustrat1ve magazmes It IS to them belongs the credlt for the Mural 1n room 211 The Spamsh club devoted rtself more to the 1ntel1ectual s1de of Spamsh hte through books and such magazlnes as Norte and E1 Echo Though not a Spamsh Club K n generall prolect both the Clrculo and the Tamules combmed for the work on the two Span1sh assembhes os 'I amales Callentes 98 ' Y l l 1 Y ,. 'WW' 'V 4 'V i ' ' L Y 7- cc El I - 1 I . ' -I I ' - I I l I I I I 1 . . . I a prxze of 5150. ' I . it . I . I . HL 1 ' 77 9 These two orgamzatlons the Audlo Servxce Orgamzatlon or as they are known to the school the P A SGIVICS Club and the Aud1o V1sual Servxce Or gamzatron under adv1s1ng of Mrs Bevens and Mr Fox respect1vely have borne perhaps the malormty of all work done at H H S If you would want a plcture run for your class call the A V S O Should you want a phonograph or hold 1 program 1n the audltorzum call the A S O These two clubs are a plcture of effxctency not often seen 1n the hlgh school realm The A S O spread out 1ts studles to AM and FM broadcastmg w1th the S O preferred to master 1ts own trade Tfqfv- S wrwv-rv qi 'nc NZ' U -. l 48 .. , ea. - - S.- . - A. S. 1 M F4 O. a l ' A aid of Mr. llesherlof WIEIC and sound effects with Mrs. Bevens, while the A. V. A. V. A r S. ' A S O. ewnjl N1 -1 - c ' be H HEISK The Nursmg Club The nursmg club under the d1rect1on of Mrs Andrews was formed to help those QIIIS possesslng a dehrute rnterest 1n nursmg 1nto th1s held W1th speakers and demonslratlons nearly actual practrce was held rn the school xnhrmary 1n connectron wlth the home nursrng course g1ven 1n the school The g1rls made several trlp to the Washlngton County Hosprtal and many ot the g1rls plan to go there for apprenhceshlp Agarn a 1ad1cal departure from usual trend of school clubs the Chefs Club under advrsorshlp of Mxss Br1sent1ne was deslgned to expound that held whrch so long has been repressed the held of men s cookrng These boys cooked and prepared food 1n the Home Economlcs rooms and can prrde themselves 1n be1ng about the only one such club 1n thxs area T e Chefs Club 100 'I' F ' El ITE Yi - J l 1 , Q 1 r ' I . . S . . . i . . I . . . X 1 ' 1 1 1 . . , . i w 4 S I l The Fashlon Club The Fashion Club was organized for girls who wish to learn more about fashlons and sewing With the supervlsion of a competent instructor they plan wardrobes that compliment both their looks and thelr stature They learn the fundamentals 1n making clothlng and accessories into the fields of milllnery and pattern maklng The Record Club is to promote interest in record collecting as well as in music as a whole The club members play and hold a d1SC1lSS1OH on a program made up by them and played in the club meetings The programs run from 1azz blues to symphonies and concertos The club this year was held in room 104 and was under the direction of Miss Keirn The Record Club llll With the aid of speakers and films, the fashion club spread its knowledge THE HEISKELITE Future Farmers Amenca The Future Farmers of Amenca IS an orga1nzat1on under the d1rect1on of Mr Blggs deslgned to produce sc1ent1hc farmers for Amenca The lonathan Hager Chapter attended the local fa1IS w1th entrles part1c1 pated 1n the parade and went far to enhance the study of vocatlonal agnculture The Chapter s program of work conslsted of swlne productlon on the Vo catxonal Center farm machmery repaxr superv1sed pract1ce comrnunrty serv1ce and recreatlonal act1v1t1es The purpose of the Future Teachers of Amenca IS to hold and mcrease the mterest of the grrl who has lndlcated a desxre for teach1ng as a career Achlevements have mcluded a week end tr1p to Frostburg a day trxp to Towson State Teacher s College for Open House held trrps w1th MISS Healy and Mxss Blackford Washrngton County Elementary supervrsors to schools of the county speakers 1nd1v1dua1 teachrng prospects and fllms Future Teachers Amerlca 102 , Y ,,. 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I 1 I 1 I I u lr - - - - I I I I I f ' L u 6 The Bus1ness Management C ub The purpose of the Bus1ness Management Club IS to enlarge the held of endeavor open to 1ts members by augmentlng the commercral course wxth a more executlve held of study The members besldes the regular commerrcal typ1ng bookkeepmg short hand look mto such h1gher helds as personnel sales and buymg Composed of g1rls of the Home Economlcs classes the Future Homemakers of Amerlca meet to lncrease the1r knowledge of cookmg cleanlng and other forms of general homemakxng serv1ng at the same t1me the home school and commumty The g1rls partxclpated 1n the fash1on show held 1n Apnl and prepared a homemakmg dxsplay The club here IS afhhated w1th the state orgamzatxon and 1S advlsed by Mrs Harshrnan Future Homemakers f America I03 are 1 ' T 1948 T TT W g ' - wi ess? ty T of 'run HEISKELITE e a .1 tl Metal ll orkmq Under the guxdance ot Mr Ellsworth Mr Long Mr Gustafson and Mr Hemph1ll the members of these clubs were able to augment that wh1ch they had learned 1n the1r vocatlonal classes They were able to have a bxt of fun at thxs work somethmg dxfterent from the usual trend of vocatlonal class work Usmg the H1gh School shops and the Vocat1onal Center the fellows produced many useful art1cles for home or work An exh1b1t was formed 1n the l1brary and H E rooms for the goods made by these two clubs W orltm I04 I ,' 1 l l l Q a ,l ' ' Wood - e 1948-e e W The Model Bullders Club The Model Buxlders Club 1S desrgned to encourage model bu1ld1ng through out the school create more sk1ll 1n model bu1ld1ng w1th hand tools teach mem bers how to fly planes provlde lnexpensxve recreatlon and encourage dxtferent types ot model bu1ld1ng The members have bu1lt let racers raced these m the halls and gym bu1lt rallroads model shxps and planes accessormes for these produced plans for planes and taught others how to bulld such models AdV1S6d by Mr Parkm the Art and Ceramlcs Clubs ot Hagerstown Hlgh School brought 1nto the currlcula a sub1ect not taught there art Chlet pro 1ect ot the club IS pottery and ceramlcs whlch after belng made 1n class from the club s clay IS baked by Mr Parkm IH hrs k1ln occaslonally sold or used t as gl ts Another malnstay ot the club program IS mold mak1ng and general art The club was fortunate thrs year IH that one ot the lyceum programs was an exh1b1t ot pottery mak1ng The A r t an Ceramlcs Club 105 elf 's I I . -.I A I l -I I . - I I I I. 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T - 55 , .2 T. li -a i it Cl fe Q A at THE HEISKELITE The Hlstory an Current Events Club In the H1StOIy and Current Events Club a number of excellent speakers spoke to the members on subjects ranglng from the present pohtxcal sltuatron to the remote parts of Chma There have been a number of 1nd1v1dual re ports from members whrch have been rnterestmg as well as educatronal The students were able to get more out of the club s1nce there were but few members more than 1n the plcture and these were able to partxclpate more frequently The purpose of the French Club IS to better acquamt the French students w1th the geography customs people and language of France By way of th1s the club made posters sang and played French language games also con ductmg the1r meetrngs 1n French Mrs Maycock spoke to the members on her hte 1n France w1th the advlsor Mrs Kreykenbohm and Sharon Davenport a 1un1or recently returned from Europe told of her hte and schoolmg on the Contment T e French Club 106 d F ttf 43 Q ff i F ls!! ll! tl h 1 l l I 4 The Auto Drlvers Club Programs mcluded studles of the constructlon of automoblles through lectures frlm strlps and d1scuss1ons and talks by representatlves of the Mary land State P01109 the Strole Wr1ght Insurance Company the Amencan Auto mobxle Assoc1at1on and the lunlor Chamber of Commerce Among the speakers were Trooper Stone and Trooper MCGUIIG of the Maryland State Po11ce Mr Wr1ght of the Strole Wr1ght Insurance Company Mr Hebb ot the Iun1or Chamber of Commerce and Col Str1ker ot the A A A The purpose of the Track and F1e1d Club 1S to return such events to the1r former status at H H S A trfteen member squad won the Class A Cross Country Champronshrp ln state competltron and planned the followrng meets Poly Meet 1n Baltrmore Apr1l 17 Penn Relays rn Phrladelphla Apr1l 23 24 Un1vers1ty of Maryland Meet at College Park May 1 Dual Meet at Wash1ngton Townshlp State Cham pxonslups at Dundalk May 22 The Track an F leld Club 107 . I I 1 ' I ' I ' , . 1 - ' I . , . . . . 1 1 ' 1 1 I I . 5 4 v . lHl HFIYKFLITE e I ping Club The purpose of the Typing Club IS to ga1n more skill in typing to learn more uses of the typewriter and to gain more experience in this commercial ie d for the Brethren Church and this year book The members ot the Library Assistants Club made minor repairs to ap proximately 500 books and prepared several hundred more for circulation Helping with desk procedure book shelving and lssuelng overdue slips the club was able to lessen the work ot the administration while preparing book displays one at Christmas one at Easter for the students benefit Twelve members received their gold library service pins for sixty hours ot library service The Library Assistants Club l08 Win, ,Wi ,, Ak, ,-rlsg l T 'TY' TY' YW-'C---77 2 1 J L J W l f T l Y Ih 2 ' TV ' Q ! K t' l . This organization has done much outside work including extensive work . . , . . . . I . I . . . I . . I 1 . I I I ' , t L 5 3 ral E as be be 1948 'The farchery CHub In accomphshlng the1r arm to shoot well so as to enloy the bow and arrow to the fullest extent the Archery Club employed a system endorsed by many of the country s leadlng archers to produce deslrable effects when apphed correctly The club spent 1ts t1me not 1S showmg off 1ts Sklll but 1n constant practlce practlce for proposed matches next year Ch1na Burma Indla France Germany Scandanavra Russla The Balkans South Amenca all of these and many more countrles of the world were v1s1tecl by proxy 1n trlps taken by the Travel Club of H H S These tnps were hrgh hghted by books magazlnes and mot1on p1ctures Each member prepared a 1t1nerary of hrs or her proposed yourney and 1llustrat1vely presented It to the other members The Travel Club made a real tr1p to W1ll1amsburg on May 21st a tr1p looked forward to and enloyed by all part1c1pat1ng 'The Travel C1ub I09 I 1 I . . . V . . I . . . .I . . I - Il I - I I I . I I I I . 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T! lL' t A Q ' V 1 s A A if l 1 'rua HEISKELITE be The QBreakfast Chun Agam under the leardeshrp ot Robert Hoffman the Breakfast Club has gone lar rn accompl1sh1ng 1ts purpose To asslst those students who need help for hxgher grades To help those who have falled a subject or have been absent from school due to lllness To prevent students from dropp1ng out of school The sesslons were held every day except Frrday from 8 15 8 45 on the second floor Another radxcal departure IH the usual theme of hlgh school clubs the Br1dge Club met every Thursday to s1t down to many tables Cand toward the close of the year many desksl of Bndge and dlscusslons expoundmg the Black wood and Culberson theorles 1n Contract and Auctxon Bndge e Bmdge Chun H0 l 1 - ll I ill ,fx Q1 f 4 Th 3 A . is ' A I 1 , 1 at c ff 1948 ' C at The Camera Club The H H S Camera Club never too great a club but always present met at the begmnmg ot the year wrth only erght members attend1ng 1ts after school sesslons The purpose of such a club 15 obvlous and 1ts accomphshments at least to the club were tremendous The f1ISt several programs were color sl1de lectures whxch were extended to the club by the Eastman Kodak Company Next came a demonstrat1on on portralture dur1ng whlch the students posed arranged the llqhllng and snap ped the plcture In the followmg meet1ngs the prctures were glven to the sub Durmg th1s t1me the club s need for a darkroom was deeply felt and salva t1on came rn the form of an enlarger from the army surplus eqmpment bought by the Board of Educatron and the use of a room back of the pro1ect1on booth ex tended by Dr Mrleham The wood shop constructed the darkroom furnrture and wzth the acqu1s1t1on of paper and hlm pans and chem1cals the darkroom was completed Thls event also marked the f1rst asslgnment g1ven to the club by the school Dr M1leham ordered prepared a serles of color slldes deplctmg Hagerstown Hlgh School hte Many of these were taken th1S year and the balance w11l be made next year lll jects and the merits and faults of each were meticulously discussed. , S THE HEISKELITE r r W The Umted Stage Commlttee There was rn Hagerstown H1gh School a def1n1te need for somethmg of thxs sort Many other schools had had stage comm1ttees not yust for one play but for all plays Based on an 1dea by two boys who had prev1ous1y done much stage work I Butler and G Payette the plan ran thus All plays assembhes lectures were under the Junsdrctron of the Un1ted Stage Commlttee All stage must be done by them and by no one else No one who was not a member of the Audlo SSIVICG Organlzatlon the Un1ted Stage Commrttee or cast of the play were to be allowed on the stage No person IS to work on scenery l1ghts PA sound effects unless cleared by the adv1sor of the Un1ted Stage Commrttee Wlth Mr Kepler as 1ts advrsor lack Butler as Pres1dent Dxck Wrllson as Stage Manager the club appeared favorably 1n every play assembly or get together held at H H S The art1cle of the const1tut1on not allowmg non members to work on stag1ng was occasronally bypassed by play dlrectors and the club hopes next year to have rts rules enforced 112 f 3 , . C 3 I t n - ' I I I . . , . I I I 1 1 1 1 r 1 - 1 r I I 1 ' U S at - 1948 at are Sports SCFVICC Preszdent JANET DAVIS Secretary VICKI HAYZLETT Treasurer DOTTIE MIMNALL Advlsor MR SHOWE PURPOSE For student management ot the selhng of f1CketS at the football and basketball games and to see that the pubhc IS adrrutted w1th out d1ff1culty ACHIEVEMENTS W1th the a1d of f1V9 paper punches the Sports Servlce Club has handled w1th the utmost efhcxency the money and t1CketS mvolved 1n the athlet1c contests of H H S The Sports Servlce Club also sponsored the basketball programs a cake sale and an out1ng at Hershey Park ll3 if fig Up t f ' t Q X S t l. i .. H 5 , A , ' F' Vice-President ..4...........,,,.,.....t.. t,.,t..4....... I UNE CARR XTOIL about Ihr Im1c1lrfastQl11lJ The 1n1t1al step rn rmprovrnq the Breakfast Club th1s year has been the estabhshment of an executrve board made up entrrely of students who have volunteered thelr servrces Thls board compr1ses Robert Hoffman Robert Appl qet Donald Hoffman Charles Chatkln Roy Henck and Pat Hebb PURPOSF To ASSIST those students who need help for hrqher grades To help those who have farled a sublect or have been absent from school due to rllne s To prevent stude rts from dropprng out of school ACCOMPLISHMFNTS The outstandrng feature of the Breakfast Club was a party h ld on February 20 At thrs trme Mr Brrsh Superrntendent of Schools was present Al o the County Drrector of Secondary EClL1Cdl1OTl and other members of the Board of Educahon attended The Breakfast was modeled after the Hollywood Breakfast Club Many students have been helped by attendrng these Breakfast Club classes wlnch start at 815 and close at B 45 The number of farlrng marks made has been reduced and a great lmprovement has been shown IH the general scholar shrp Also under the sponsorshlo of the Breakfast Club candldates for the Pepsx Cola and Naval Scholarshlps and College Board Examlnatlons were tutored by Mlss Sheetz and MISS Long II-t l lkllllfllls TTYHVVT2 W TY Y I L A 5 A A 1 Y r 1 1 '1 . x 1 . 3, v , 1 A A , L L . . . l - 1 1 . 9 -f 1 r 1 ' 1 - JI' . , 1 ' ' 1 ',. ' A . Q . . . . , -, , . . , X . ' 1 . 1 ' - ' 1 1 WM Where's Bobby? Chums What happened? See something? Silence reigns Hurt ya, honey? Whxch one s s1ck'9 Trymg for a r1de7 Lonesome You name 1 V T e wmner Don t be scared Mxss Amerlcaw Sowers' Innocent? '9 H SO4 A Greai Guy F PUFKT KELITE HHHDE 9 ' . 5 Q 0 D, AM THE HEISKELITE F Our Coaches Track Football Football Golf I V Basketball Basketball Baseball JOHN KERR ALBERT DAVIS WM PARKIN EDWARD SEMLER Rowl D Sayles D Shxrey T Young D Mrller B Fox C Myers H Earley I Bowman A Nreld D Sprlnger P Aaron E Hauver E Semler Row Il D Harmsh I Kendle T McCall1ster B Hoffman D West S Andrews D Nuckels B Rudxslll C Hays K Spence B Bye s D Wolfklll How III D Phlllxppy I Moser I Pearl B Rltchxe E Schlotterbeck B Shck R Mxller T Moore I Easterday D Hershey D Day Row IV Coach Semler T Klme I Davxes G Raymond D Dorsey C Wolford P Rrdgley L French H Nelson I Kelly A Martm RowV S Smder C Snyder I Nuckels I Wrllxams Football H H S versus CHARLOTTE HALL A c11pp1ng penalty depr1ved the Maroon and Gray of an almost certam vrctory as Iack Bowman was called back from a seventy yard TD sprmt The next play fa1led and the Hubs lost 12 7 Charlotte Hall showed a great aenal game Wlth Mattmgly passmg and Fahmer on the rece1v1ng end Blalock scored for the Cadets 1n the second when he took the ball around nght end The convers1on farled Another score and another m1ssed con versxon Buck Earley w1th a 55 yard gallop and two hne smashes scored for Hagerstown and Myers converted That was all Penalty Hagerstown 7 Charlotte Hall 12 119 I sg Y J K. ,,.. , ,.r,. . T HFIXKEIIIF Football contmuedj H H S versus MABTINSBURG Hagerstown not d1sp1r1ted by a game wh1ch they 1ns1de felt was the1rs steamed 1nto Mart1nsburg and steamed out w1th a surpr1s1ng 26 13 vlctory over the yet unbeaten Bulldogs Three t1mes Earley crossed the chalkmarks wrth Bowman behrnd tor another wh1le only Brenner and Boyle could score tor Martlnsburg Earley Myers and Wh1tmore of Martlnsburg made the convers1ons H H S versus ALLEGHANY Wlth one VICIOIY under then' belts and a pseudo vlctory 1nthe1r hearts the Hubs rolled over a weak Alleghany to the tune ot 33 20 ln the local stad1um Buck Earley amassed a total of hve touchdowns w1th Myers convert1ng three ot them Th1s the Hub s best showmg of the year was only marred by Alleghany s scor1ng of twenty pomts but 1t s the w1nner that counts H H S versus SOUTHERN HIGH Carrylng a two game w1nn1ng streak the Hubs met a strong but not strong enough Southern Hxgh team 1n a nrght game at mun1c1pa1 stad1um After Earley had passed to Woltk1l1 for one TD and bucked the l1ne for the second the Hubs led Southern 13 O at the end of the 3rd quarter Then Southern Hrgh caught hre One touchdown the convers1on mlssed FIVE m1nutes later a second touchdown was pushed across and the crowd was tensed tor th1s the tymg po1nts the klck m1ssed and Hagerstown carr1ed off a 13 12 vlctory H H S versus MARTINSBURG The Martmsburg Bulldogs traveled to Hagerstown to meet a very cockey Hagerstown team and the same thrng happened all over agam w1th the teams reversed The law of averages caught up and Hagerstown lost 26 13 1dent1cal score ot thexr hrst meetmg Boyle Brenner and Wh1ImOI9 scored for Martmsburg wh1le Earley and Bowman carr1ed the honors for Hagerstown H H S versus HERSHEY INDUSTRIAL What appeared to be a team of grants met the Hagerstown Hubs at Hershey Stad1um and looked l1ke a team ot pushovers for the IIISI few m1nutes then turned out to be a team of champs as the game ended H I 33 H H S 2 Hagerstown scored hrst on a blocked k1ck by D1ck Harn1sh the Hubs ace lmeman and Hershey led by a former Hagerstown boy Bay Topper d1d all the rest H H S versus FORT HILL A hrghly touted Fort H111 team became a hrghly aston1shed team meetmg Hagerstown 1n the seventh game of the year but rema1ned a VICIOIIOUS team The Hubs played one ot the prethest detenswe games ever seen but could not get thexr otfenswe roll1ng Stevenson and Manges scored for Fort H111 as Hubs took a 13 O beat1ng U0 1, , H lr 1 ' 1 I , W '-'Ii T 1 I L 1 J , , . 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I ' ' 1 I I . . . . , I 1 1 1 1 , . 1 Y ,... -L , u , - .. , H , L 4 Football Qcontlnuedj H H S versus MONTGOMERY BLAIR Hagerstown regalned 1lS old form as 1t trounced Montgomery Blarr rn a thnll less 7 O game The sloppy cond1t1on ot the held prevented the flashy plays and general grappl1ng and l1ne bucks were the whole story An 1ntercept1on by Bowman and a l1ne buck by Earley made the game s only score H H S versus WAYNESBORO The Hubs rega1ned the1r conhdence and cock1ness and lrterally beat the starch out ot Waynesboro It was hardly a classlc contest but was good watch mg as Earley scored 19 po1nts wlth Myers Young and Hauver each scor1ng a TD Young the center scored on an 1ntercept1on and Hauver scored on a snazzy pass play Waynesboro s greatest contrlbutron was the1r wonderful band All 1n all cons1der1ng the tough schedule the Hubs had a good year Therr 5 6 record grves them a 556 average w1th the team scorrng 139 po1nts agamst 135 for the1r opponents Th1S glves a good plcture of the hne competl t1on and quahty of play rn th1s year's schedule Coach Semler promrses another competltlve year w1th a new team, Patter son Park of Balt1more rn the Hlgh School schedule Games w1ll be at Mumcrpal Stad1um unless Semler Freld can be put mto order 121 , ,,,,,,, A 8 -.A A Y.. , . 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I I ' THL HEISKEIITI IZZ B 1948 1 -of Cross Country Under the coach1ng of Mr lohn Kerr the Cross Country team ot H H S ga1ned state Wlde recogn1t1on when they captured the State Crown at Baltl more 1n the1r flrst out1ng Led by A1 Buehler who f1n1shedt1rst1n the grue11ng race the H111 and Dalers proved that the weeks they spent 1n tra1n1ng pa1d oft 1n the hlghest award We would l1ke to congratulate all the members of the team and Mr Kerr for the1r efforts to put Hagerstown on the road to hav1ng another crack team after many years of 1nact1ve competltlon We know that the whole school as well as the town were proud ot you Members of the squad are Bob Ovelman Duke Stoufter lack West llmmy Frush lack Butler Tom Snavely Tom Barry A1 Buehler Ccptcun Boyd Peck B111 Wells Tony D1seat1 Elwyn Mazmgo B111 Draper Adnan Wemberg Elmer Baum N I' U 711 N 4, 3, ' 5, 'L as A 123 i ns'-H-ww-1--1-rf-w-1-rn fp, '!x3fTf35 f9sf Biff THE HEISKELITE Track Thxs year s track team the trrst 1n many years coached by lohnny Kerr showed xtself well for a hrst year So tar they have won two and placed oddly 1n three others Those connected Wllh track and held are Elwood Hauver Harold Earley Roy Snyder Charles Hays lack Bowman B111 Rud1s1ll Tom Khne lack West Al Buehler Arthur Nreld Herald Nelson Burt Hoffman Ronald Nunamaker lohn Pearl lohn Unger Bob Ovelman Duke Stoutter Manager Lyle W11l1ams lerry Kendle Durwood M1ller Bob Basore D1ck Sayles Dean Castang Eddle Semler Pete R1dgely Boyd Peck George Wells Coach lohn Kerr I948 am Track Te SCOTLAND MEET High lump-Semler-l, Castang-2, Basore-3 Pole Vault-Castang-1 Mile Run-Buehler-1, Ovelman-2, Unger-3 440 yd-Earley-l, Pearl-2 Discuss-Basore-2 100 yd-Hauver-l, Earley-2, Sayles-3 120 Hurdles-Castang-2 lavelin-Wolford-2 Broad lump-Earley-l Nield-2 Semler-3 880 yd-Buehler-l Stouffer-3 220 yd-Snyder-l: Hauver-3 POLY MEET 440 Rudrsrll Hauver Warrenfeltz R1dgely5 Drstance medley Stouffer Bowman Earley Buehler 4 440 relay N1eld Nelson Nunamaker Wemberg 3 M1le relay Bowman Hays Buehler Earleyl Medley relay Hauver Pearl Snyder Ur1ger2 PENN RELAYS M1le relay Bowman Hays Buehler Earley3 Medley Stoutter Earley Bowman Buehler5 MARYLAND MEET QWonl 100 yd Earley 2 220 yd Earley 2 440 yd Hays 2 880 yd Buehler l 880 relay tBowman Hays Buehler Earleyl lst am RCLOI cl 100 yd- 220 yd 440 yd 880 yd Mile-Buehler l Ovelman 2 880 relay QHauver Pearl N1eld Snyderllst 4 5Mile relay fBowman Hays Buehler Earleyl lst lavelin-Kendle l N1eld 2 Shot-M1ller l Kendle 2 Discus-Basore l Sayles 2 Kendle 3 Pole Vault Castang 3 High lump Semler 3 Hurdles Hauver 2 Pearl 3 Broad lump Earley l Nteld 2 Pearl 3 l00 yd 220 yd 440 yd 880 yd M1le Ovelman4 Shot Put Hauver 3 Hxgh lump Semler 3 Basore 4 Broad lump Earley l 880 yd fPearl N1eld Snyder Hauverllst Medley relay CBowman Hays Earley Buehlerllst 440 5th M1le 2nd NOTE The Hubs went on to w1n the State Champlonshxp at Dundalk Maryland Unfortunately as the book was already at press when the contests were held we were unable to present the 1 1 1 I 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 T I V-Q 1 1 1 ' 1 1 f- - - fm- - WW- F -- H ,, , , we - 4 .J 44 1nd1v1clual scores - - THE HEISKELITE Baseball SCHEDULE Apnl 15 Martmsburg Apnl 20 Charlotte Hall Apr1l 23 Montgomery Blau Apnl 27 Boonsboro Apr1l 29 W1ll1amsport May Smlthsburg May Martmsburg May Charlotte Hall May Fort H111 May W1ll1amsport May F redenck May Fort H111 May Fredenck May Boognsboro May Sm1thsbu1'g Unfortunately thls yearbook IS prmted before the term1nat1on of the Base ball season However 1t may be sa1d that the team got oft to a bad start and th1s Helskehte speak1ng for the entlre school w1shes the team the best of luck for 1ts remammg games 126 ' H. ' ' A. ' A. . . . Al 4 ' A. 6 ' A. A 7 A. 10 ' A. 13 ' ' H. 11 ' H. May 14 St. lames 'A. 17 ' H. 18 ' A. 20 H. 27 ' H. S 148 he X arslty Basketball Plagued w1th a lot of hard luck 1n1ur1es schedule losses by one or two poxnts the Hagerstown Hubs came out w1th a 713 season scorlng 670 polnts to thexr opponents 740 The season was as follows M1c1dletown 18 Wash Townshlp 19 Alumnae 47 W11l1amsport 44 Shepherdstown Frederlck 22 Waynesboro 24 St lames 26 Shxppensburg 61 I 7 Martlnsburg 31 Shepherdstown 35 Fort H111 59 Harper s Ferry 31 Marhnsburg 38 Fort H111 63 Harper s Ferry 48 Wxllramsport 46 Frederlck 32 7. 4' . - Y - . H. H. S. 54- ' H. H. S. 30- ' H. H. S. 23- . ' H. H. S. 33- H. H. S. 34- H. H. S. 38- ' H. H. S. 41- ' ' H. H. S. 40- ' H. H. S. 25- 35 H. H. S. 30- ' H. H. S. 36- ' H. H. S. 40- ' H. H. S. 46-Wash. Township 19 H. H. S. 22-St. lames 41 H. H. S. 22- H, H. S. 46- ' H. H. S. 29- . H. H. S. 25- ' ' H. H. S. 22- ' H. H. S. 34- ' ' Jig 1619.11 gggir 2 'ig' f'f,'i l'r xr 'igeffi ' THE HEISKELITE a Varsity Basketball Team Name Buehler. , Easterdayl Hays ...., Shank .... Wolfkill. . . Snyder. . . Byers ..... McCal11ster .,....A...... Aaron .... Huyett .... Raskin .... Castang. . A Williams. . Points H185 M103 M93 H87 U39 H32 H32 H31 U22 .. 15 .. 14 H11 H5 1 bovs 1I11lr1l11Ul 114 Under the dxrectron of Mr Kerr Sophomore Guldance Dlrector and Track Coach of H H S the Sophomore Basketball League was formed Begmnmg Nov 28 w1th ten teams Bears Bullets Colts Dodgers Eagles Navy Rams Redskms Tlgers Yankees the league played mne games completrng play Ianuary 23 1948 These teams stood as follows 234 Team Pomts Scored Pornts Agamst Won Lost Avg Eagles Bears Bullets Dodgers Yankees Redskrns Navy Trgers Colts 227 4 8 8 778 778 667 444 444 444 OOO Team Pornts Scored Pornts Agamst Won Lost Avg The w1nn1ng Eagles were Allen Barhnart Stuart Hess Charles Moser Iohn Werkmg 1ack West Ira Kauffman lack Erwm of the Dodgers led the League wrth 107 pornts w1th 1ay Vanaman of the Yanks Earl Huyett of the Bears Allen Barnhart of the Eagles followmg Wlth 86 79 78 pornts respectlvely Followmg the great success of the Sophomore league a Senor Basketball league was formed w1th s1x teams play1ng 5 games The fmal standrngs were as follows U C L A Navy Mrchrgan Duke OO Notre Dame Maryland 1 OOO 8OO 6OO 4OO ZOO OOO 4111 I ,118 +11 -L14 1 11 A 11 7 , ' ., ., . -7 . L . 11 .,,... 13 .... 1 8 ,,....., 1111 11.11A 89 1991 1 1281 1 71 1 1 211 1111 198 111 163111 7111 11211 1111 1 12311 1 19311 1 611 1113111111111. 1 11851 111 17O111 411 1 1151 1 1111. ' 11 1 162 ,..l 1 16211 11 4 ,..l,,, 5 lr,, 11111 1 11 1 1 157111 11 180 ,.,... 1 4 ,....... 51111111112 ' 1 1881.1 1 21 .... 3 .... 611 111111 .333 Rams 1O61 181 .... 1 2 .... 1171 ,... 11222 11 1 11O ..r,,. ,,,, 1 O ,...,,.. 911 111 111 1 1 1 1 1 12511 1 1 6911 111 51 O1 1 1 111 l6O1 1 1 87 111111 41 11 11111111111 ' ' 1 92 941 1 311 1 2111 111111 11 1 11 105 1 2111 1 31 11 1111 1 841 1111 1 133111 1 11 11111111 4 1111 11111. 11 1 6111 111 134 1111 11 O 11111111 51111111111 Z! 1 11 1 1,1,,, 1 l1fQTQ'1fiffQ 1 ,ml The w1nn1ng team conslsted of Boyd Peck D1ck Snrvely Bob Basore Tom Klllle B111 South Donald Day B111 Rud1s11l Lloyd Eyler Herb Rldgely Lloyd Sherman Glenn Funkhouser Pat Aaron of Navy led Wlth 67 pomts while Tom Wrlhelm of Notre Dame Bob Strausbaugh of Mlchlgan Dlck Welbel of Duke followed w1th 36 3O and 3O pornts respectxvely I 1 die' THE HlllSKEl,lTE e Iumor Vdrsltv Basketball INDIVIDUAL SCORING Tony Iackson lack Erwln Roy Snyder lack West Donavon Day Tony DISGEIIII Douglas Mlmms Bud Byers B111 Gaver Edward Harmon Dean Casiang D 711 Wed I 30 ' ........ ...,.,.. 6 7 ' ' ......,..,..,.. 50 ' ..... ......, 4 8 lohn Breeden .........,,.... 38 . .M23 ' ,....... . .,.ll . lO I .. ,.., , 4 X umm X nsltx baslxetblll Ixumc The H H S layvees had one of the hnest seasons 111 h1gh school hrsiory Beglnnlng w1th a 11V9 game wmnrng streak and closlng W1111 a ten game w1n even 400 pornts scored by thelr opponents Begrnnmg December 16 the scene ran thus M1ddl91OWI1 IV lb Woodland Way 20 WdSh1I1QlOH TOWI1Sl1lp Sami Marys 30 Shepherdsiown 18 Frederlck 22 Washlngton Townshxp Soph All Stars 33 Waynesboro 23 S1 lames 10 Sami Marys 18 Shepherdslown 32 Harper s Ferry IO 2 Washmqton St lr Hlqh 25 St lames 23 Woodland Way S Harper s Ferry 17 Fredenck 32 Washmgton St lr Hugh 27 Iill a I 941' ' , 1, , , , , m v . , C nrng streak the lunlor Hubs won 16, Lost 3 piling up 559 poxnts RQEIIDS1 an ' - ' 15 -THE HEISKELITE G1rls Senlor N arsltv Basketball an an an an e e e e e Mar Mar r1 r1 rx I1 Tues Tues n Thurs n Tues r1 RECORD St Mary s W11hamsport Fredenck Waynesboro St Mary s Martmsburg Marhnsburg Boonsboro Waynesboro Wlllalmsport Fredenck WON 4 LOST 7 HZ . , . , . I . 9 F '. 47- . ' I . 16 F '. 16- ' ' I . 23 F '. 19- ' I . 30 F '. 17- F b. 3 . 17- . ' F b. 10 . 23- ' F b. 20 F '. 17- ' F b. 26 . 22- F b. 27 F '. 17- . 2 . 16- ' ' . 5 F '. 18- ' I948 blrls Sophomore N alsltv Basketball 9 9 9 Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar r1 Tues Thurs Thurs Mon Tues r1 Tues RECORD Smlthsburg Clearspnng Washmgton St South Potomac Washlngton St South Potomac Clearsprmg Smlthsburg WON 7 LOST 1 TIED l33 N . , 7 1 1 . F b. 13 F '. 33- ' F b. 17 . 44- ' F b. 19 . 19- ' . Feb. 27 Fri. 27-Clearspring . 4 . lO- . 8 . 15- ' . 9 . 28- . 12 F '. 16- ' . 16 . 30- ' ' - -1'I'HH HEISKELITE The Glrls Intramural Assoclatlon The Gurls Intramural Assoc1at1on IS an organ1zat1on havmg as xts general a1m the support and promot1on of 1ntramurals and other extra class act1v1t1es whmch are an outgrowth of the school program of phyS1Cal educatlon Some of the Ob16Ct1SVe have been to develop a wholesome and vaned program of games and sports to st1mu1ate mterest and part1c1pat1on 1n the act1v1t1es and to emphaslze the klnd of 5Ct1V1l1eS whlch w11l provxde for and encourage lelsure tlme recreatlon to provlde aCt1V1ty opportun1t1es for many gxrls rather than a small select group to develop student conducted act1v1t1es thus encouragmg leadershrp and to foster a Splflt of good sportsmansh1p 134 w a , n 0 1 1 I 1 ' 1 , . Westward Ho Oh them gals Bathmg beauty Had fun Huh Nancy Happy Careful' Yo Carlos You devl' What a great place'P797' You name them well lack Bowman Come for a r1de7 One step forward Look at number 11 for hrs name The hard worker KI betl Too lar to lump The last look Tweetxe Harrv loves chewmg qum Waxtxng for Bob Dolly? It s a blrd Plcture out of a frame a ? feed them I P t -rf' 1 as-r gf Lg, 196 . Ln I , A ix . PM is 1 X PHE' ' 1 . . if 5 X. A . .,. f xg 1 'J VP' I ,A I 4 ' 11 M xx, uf A Q Q , , x V, J , - 1 Q .ff ,. 1' - m., A4 if 'C A 591 1 Q H 12. HUSH MONEY Mr Logsclon Dr Mrleham H148 If xpense XL count EXPENSES Payment for llght lunch at B111 Clapp s 500 01 53 06 Purchase ot Schw1ppeche Brewery 25 000 00 Purchase ol new st1ll Cdue to overuse we were forced to scrap Mr Funk s st1llj Purchase ot Statt Car red Cad11lac Converhble 1949 model Carfare between Washxngton and Hagerstown tor Bob Sagle Munster s lee CHauver and Dev1lbl1ss Lawyer s tee Hauver and Dev11bl1ssD Gas for Nocldy s car Purchase ot rubber cement Sklp Payette s halrcut rn New York Hauver s campa1gn expenses Krttens tor M1ss Beachley Unaccountable and unmentronable HUSH MONEY Mr Logsclon Dr M1lehan Money from ads RECEIPTS Total 500 00 3 500 00 100 00 5 00 100 00 152 23 522 97 50 00 2 001 58 1 00 3 200 00 3518617 500 02 1 89 200 00 Sale of m1ss1ng hrgh school equ1pment Blackmarl From snapshotsl Donatlons COne coke from George Callasl Sale ol used Cadrllac convert1ble Sale ot He1skel1te p1ctures Recerpts from brewery Protxts from strll Money from return ot bottles 37 Total Balance 3 000 00 5 00 5 000 00 10 000 00 500 00 519 20712 3515 979 05 . , . SB . . ' , .02 SB , . . , . S . . ' . . , , . .02 Sale ot library encyclopedias, . . , A H 1 1 E 112 ' C , , , . . .06 'lllli lIlIlSktlI,I'I'l' Ever since the c:onc:eption ot yearboolcs Students have always complained, Why don't they have this? or Why dicln't they have that? or HWhy did they put this in? In view ot this the HEISKELITE plans these two pages at the disposal ot von, the reader, to put in what you wish. The Editors um XL ll I40 Illll lIHSIil1I.l'H I- .ltugx 44N I4I IJ U l ltlHlX .XlH4gUYH5hS J X COMMERUAL AD ERTISEME T Ui ff Jucxt BULL fl mm K T S b Q Q 1945 XEHR Q SELLFRJ ONT' -5 OM! Q 51 RES 'Vw N fgVVgn15AIC:fg'ii-5' im I I-IEISKELITE j Q - Q S 1 in N: IW ,MMM I 'XB :xxx fxm . m x .1 XX qv I xx! 3 X, . 1 - , 1 A: ' . i ' , QL Y V 1 Q' f Q In asm' Qfiok' 'CR-Q, .5 SWS gg . E. V - Hifi' 1? f! , EJ ' fri f '- ' sfl ' if ' is ' tv. 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