McConnellsburg High School - Sparta / Flashlites Yearbook (McConnellsburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1952 volume:

FLASH LITES '9P PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS McCONNELLSBURG HIGH SCHOOL McCONNELLSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA Roger Elvey, Editor-in-Chief Administration Classes Activities Features Advertisements DEDICATION The ( law of 1052 dedicate THIS EDITION OF FLASH LITES to the former student of McConnellftburg ili h SchiNil who are helping to achieve world peace. A cknowledgement To Mr. Finlay Wible, who served a our adviser during our freshman and sophomore years at McConnellsburg High School, the (lass of 1952 expresses sincere thanks. Ho has given freely of his time and energy to promote our activities. Foreword 20® In the ninth edition of Flash Lites, the class of 1952 has alternated to present an account of four year, of hi?h schooi life by means of activities, organizations, and events In the years to come, may this volume serve as a pleasant memory of busy days spent in the McConrelisburg High School. ‘JS1JX 2xi :o r-s� Dd ixnuxi «q� 3xe=2XI rxz ♦� :o � IXE L IX FLASH • � LITES ..i. t «xi zxz ixi. ixz —iyt Da : M� x xxiz3zr i County Supervisors Harold C. Welsh George L. Reisner Board of Education Levi P. Morton, President Thad Shimer Elwood J. Mellott, Secretary Ross Ott Mark Lodge D. A. Washabaugh u zn txh I L 3ZZTZZDCI ♦:•:♦: � � i d xxtznxi :• rxnnxi rxz : FLASH '« LITES :•:♦ z ci ixrrTxi � � xxi—rxi ca«wo� Faculty C. OWEN FRIES Gettysburg College Mathematics Principal LENORE RAFFENSBERGER Shippensburg State Teachers College Shorthand, Typing Coach of Girls' Basketball. Softball Seventh Grade Adviser C. B. CHUBB Pennsylvania State College Vocational Agriculture, Related Arts F. F. A. Chapter Seventh Grade Adviser LYLE DUFFEY Shippensburg State Teachers College World History, Civics Algebra. General Math Senior Class Adviser MONA FERN GARLAND Indiana State Teachers College Home Economics Freshman Class Adviser LEROY HINKLE Pennsylvania State College Music, English Chorus, Band Junior Class Adviser L.J «jei tv� . i—ncz♦� : � � joa S FLASH 1X2 tv � xr ♦� DQZ3XI1X2 LITES [♦� � � yyT TV« � V7 � V� T � � NTT T V T � M I K� ] : zd Seniors HARRY H. BRANCHE •‘Flash’’ ‘ Do tell all the time” Basketball- 2, 3, 4 Soccer—2, 3, 4 Baseball—2, 3, 4 Dancing Club—1, 2 Mixed Chorus—2, 3 Science Club—1 Operetta—3 Junior Choir—1 Hiking Club—1 Student Flashes—Sports Flash Lites—Sports ALBIN CHUBB “CB” “Merry Christmas” Junior Choir—1 Mixed Chorus—2, 3, 4 Business Club—3 Dancing Club—1, 2, 3 Operetta—2, 3, 4 Science Club—1 Vice President—1 Hiking Club—1, 2 Student Flashes—Advertising Flash Lites—Advertising ROBERT CLEVENGER “Cleve” Basketball—1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus—2, 3, 4 Band—1, 2 Business Club—3 Track—1, 2. 3, 4 Senior Play Operetta—2, 3 Athletic Club—1, 2, 3, 4 Student Flashes—Sports Flash Lrfes—Sports 8c£ZX a t i 3Qw gg XXZZ3XI♦� ixnuxzxxz FLASH LITES «si tv ♦ � .� j)gw� mpg-nfT� � TVi—tvtzxzrx- , XI Seniors KATHLEEN CORNELIUS “Kass” Track—1, 4 Mixed Chorus—2, 3, 4 Basketball—3 Operetta—2, 3, 4 Home Economics Club—3 Junior Choir—1 Student Flashes—Clubs Flash Lites—Clubs HELEN L. CLINE “Let me see.” Class Secretary—3, 4 Mixed Chorus—2 Librarian—3 Operetta—2 Business Club—3 Student Flashes—Co-Editor Flash Lites—Co-Editor ROGER ELVEY “Rog” “Well” F. F. A.—1, 2, 3, 4 Reporter—3 Secretary—4 Senior Play Mixed Chorus—2, 3, 4 Business Club—3 Operetta—2, 3, 4 Hiking Club—1 Librarian—4 Student Flashes—Editor-in-Chief Flash Lites—Editor-in-Chief 51 0 BH3DG a 0 Hsu -V—♦_txi ♦� : � :♦ xxz 2XZZ5XI zx3=nxr rxz FLASH LITES IDJH a zxi ♦ :«♦ 3 ci 3XHI2XI � : :rxz ix! XIHH3 Seniors JUNE M. FLEMING '‘Holy Cats” Class President—2 Mixed Chorus—2, 3, 4 Operetta—3, 4 Business Club—3 Hiking Club—1, 2 Junior Choir—1 Student Flashes—Co-Editor Flash Lites—Co-Editor EDNA GORDON Then what happened? Junior Choir—1 Business Club—3 Operetta—2, 4 Mixed Chorus—2, 4 Class Treasurer—1, 2, 3, 4 Ass’t. Manager, Girls’ Basketball—3 Manager, Girls’ Basketball—1 Student Flashes—Features Flash Lites—Features ERMA R. GRESS Ermie Howdy Mixed Chorus—2, 3, 4 Operetta—2, 3, 4 Student Flashes—Clubs Flash Lites—Clubs «yzi rxr ..• ■■r'-Tizxz z cr ixsmxz ♦� ixezzxz z a o � zxLJ-z jjj FLASH '� � LITES ttFZr tv. � � � srr� % vyy%r� TyTTV —svT wvrvs—rsrr rXZ♦� : � TXHUZm 2X113« I b 2X1 23« Seniors FRANCES E. HUNTER “John” “Don't kid me” Basketball—1, 2, 4 Track—1, 2. 3, 4 Senior Play Mixed Chorus—2, 3. 4 Business Club—3 Hiking Club—1 Band—2, 3, 4 Softball—1, 3 Junior Choir—1 Science Club—1 Student Flashes—Clubs Flash Lites—Clubs NANCY J. JOHNSTON “Wait” Senior Play Mixed Chorus—2 Operetta—2 Business Club—o Class Secretary—1, 2 Class Vice President—3 Junior Choir—1 Student Flashes—Clubs Flash Lites—Clubs MORROW KENDALL “Shorty” “Hey, Good Lookin’ ” Soccer—1, 2, 3, 4 Track—1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus—4 Baseball—2, 3, 4 Senior Play F. F. A.—1, 2. 3, 4 Vice President—3 President—4 kvh: a 0 nxu: [ ♦� : � ixi dcezixi ♦� y « � vt tvt ♦ FLASH « LITES ♦ � Y7EG tv � yr � JXLZZX2 EG• :zds� 0 :«� � 2XE : hrj Seniors GENEVIEVE B. KLING “You don’t say” Mixed Chorus—2 Junior Choir—1 Business Club—3 Operetta—2 Student. Flashes- News Flash Lites—Features MARIAN KUHN Operetta—3 Mixed Chorus—3, 4 Student Flashes—Features Flash Lites—Features HAROLD KNEPPER “Knep “Gee whiz Senior Play F. F. A.—1. 2. 3. 4 Reporter—4 Business Club—3 Mixed Chorus—4 Dancing Club—1 Class Vice President—4 Junior Choir—1 Student Flashes—Advertising Flash Lites—Advertising I «au T T EI «EU � � rsa rsr?—rv-r txh—tvt dci FLASH '� � LITES : ♦� IO � 2XZ IXTTTXZ •� IX5ZHXI Da«3BftBO� 2XO=E XI ”8 J Seniors BILLIE M. LININGER “Bili” “Beats me” Mixed Chorus—2, 3, 4 Business Club—3 Junior Choir—1 Hiking Club—1 Librarian—4 Student Flashes—Clubs Flash Lites—Clubs SHEILA M. LAMMIE “Sha” Mixed Chorus—2, 3, 4 Librarian—3 Operetta—2, 3, 4 Business Club—3 Secretary—3 Cheerleader—3 Class President—3, 4 Senior Play School Treasurer—4 Student Flashes—Clubs Flash Lites—Clubs DANIEL HENRY McQUADE “Bud” “Slow Poke” F. F. A.—1. 2. 3, 4 Mixed Chorus—4 Student Flashes—Classes Flash Lites—Classes t£U TX2 0 HRU i ♦ yr vav TVT IXUZEXI •� JX5ZZIXI Z d« FLASH LITES � x� � : zxz 3XEZZ2XI � ixi=exz r a« ”1 E Seniors EMMA J. McQUADE Em “You better” Basketball—1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus—2. 3 Senior Play Track—1, 2, 3, 4 Softball—1. 3 Operetta—2, 3 Science Club—2 President—2 Hiking Club—2 Business Club—2 Dancing Clulb—2 Junior Choir—1 Student Flashes—Sports Flash Lites—Sports ELIZABETH E. MORTON Betty” “Wouldn’t it be better?” Junior Choir—1 Mixed Chorus—2. 3, 4 Business Club—3 Librarian—4 Student Flashes—Sports Flash Lites—Sports CHARLES R. MELLOTT “Dick” Mixed Chorus—2, 3 Class President—1 Business Club—3 Student Flashes—Circulation Flash Lites—Circulation S «RET i f T d :o :« zxz jxh=d z a� zxoxz2X[«x « FLASH • � LITES i—l . -iixz Ea ixnzzxi ixez xi zx2 «90� zxe=z=e: XI EH Seniors DIXIE A. RAY “Dix” Mixed Chorus—2, 3, 4 Senior Play Eusiness Club—3 Operetta—2. 3, 4 Dancing Club—1, 2 Junior Choir—1 Student Flashes—Home Rooms Flash Lites—Classes MARY R. PITTMAN “Pitt “Say something” Basketball—1, 2. 3, 4 Junior Choir—1 Dancing Club—2 Track—1, 2. 3, 4 Operetta—2, 4 Business Club—3 Softball—1, 3 Hiking Club—2 Science Club—1 Reporter—1 Mixed Chorus—2, 4 Student Flashes—Sports Flash Utes—Sports WILMA L. SNYDER “Whim” Why?” Business Club—3 Mixed Chorus—2, 3, 4 Operetta—2, 3, 4 Hiking Club—1, 2 Dancing Club—1, 2 Student Flashes—Features Flash Lites—Features i t PCT m iyTTVi—;yr rftfxi— yttvt«v.-aw« tv | i FLASH «� ” LITES zxz :o z ci tvt—ryr ♦� IXZZ2XI r cr ♦: a� ix3 CLASS COLORS Red White CLASS FLOWER Red Rose CLASS MOTTO “Forward ever; backward never” CLASS SONG “FAREWELL TO THEE” Now our golden days are at an end; The parting hour is coming soon. And we think while swift the moments pass, How delightful has been our friendship’s boon. We have felt the thrill of autumn days And shared the winter’s cold as well; When we know we now must say good-bye, All our sorrow no language e’er can tell. We have seen together how the spring Made miracles of tree and flower. But the joy that summer brought to us, Led us on t'ward this pensive parting hour. Chorus:— Farewell to thee, farewell to thee, Our golden days are coming to an end; But we will hope for brighter days to come, When friend shall meet with friend. HSU zxj 3Dd ixezzxz o zxnzzxr rxi ♦� :o : : FLASH •« LITES :o � zxz ixt rxz «nxnuxz rao � � ixi_lx H3JH CjIuss of 3 First Row—Martha Culler. Viola Kuyk?ndall. Elsie Matthews, Rubv Rhodes. Louise Helman, Marjorie Lininger. Lois YV.ble, Delores Bivens. Second Row -Esther VVarthin, Jeanne Cline. Peggy Clevenger, Nancy Mentzer. Leota Duvall, Faye McQuade. Evelyn Helman, Shirley Taylor, Janet Rhodes. Third Row—David Welsh, Andy Washabaugh. Roy Divens. Eddie Shaw, Richard Ben- der, Hubert Hohman, John Gordon, Dick Bivens, Leland Cisney. Fourth Row—Dale Souders, George Reeder, Gene Headley, Albert Shaw. Fifth Row—Ken Largent, Richard Buterbaugh. Charles Gress. Carl Hamman, Marlin Harr. Alan Mellott. Bob Richards. Adviser- Mr. LeRoy Hinkle President—John Gordon Vice President—Roger Mellott Secretary—Peggy Clevenger Treasurer—Richard Bender anu re � txt♦� : � z a 5 FLASH 0 ttSU EG ZXZZZXZ ♦� IXEGXI EG X OK LITES 30983� EG DClUXZ ♦� DQZ2G EG ♦� IOW :zEia 2 Class of 954 Seated—Carol Fore. Janice Secrist, Amy Barmont, Mary Mellott, Delores Horton, Sally Tritle, Mary Bain, Betty Seiders. Second Row—Nancy Kendall. Mildred Truax. Judy Elvey, Doris Swisher, Joanne Pay- lor. Eileen Wiser. Edith Lammie, Shirley Clevenger, Helen Souders, Lillian Christian. Third Row—Doris Smith. Mr. Streator, Mazie Taylor. Advisers—Mr. Warren Streator. Mr. Finlay Wible r a HSU XX3 :«: : � zx3zxE3XE x«D(£ZDar cz♦:♦ : � � rxi _i t xr FLASH LITES i —r, x ixz ixi—t cr ixizzzxz rxiixi i =pg ehh CL ss of 7954 Seated—Walter Grissinger, Kirk Cover, Stanley Hann. Tom Christian. Fred Lyncn, Karl Knepper, Jack Glazier, Carl Peck. Second Row—Blaine Hohn.an, Raycncnd Snyder, Forrest Mellott, Jerre Mellott, Lloyd Culler, George Cline, Fester Schooley, Harry Johnston. Third Row—Alan Hull, Robert Reeder. Mr. Wible, Jack Mellott, Richard Glee. President—Edith Lammie Vice President—Judy Elvey Secretary—Janice Secrist Treasurer—Sally Tritle «J£H a 0 «K3 IX 'XXI ixmzxz ♦� xxuzixi zxz FLASH ‘9 53 LITES D t.. -iXI 1 1 IX t ' Q ua :■ XI EHH Cte.v of 955 Seated—Patsy Snyder. Dorothy Hann, Sally Smith, June Smith, Imogene Sprenkle, Nancy YVible, Shirley Ott, Dolly Ray. Standing—Dorothy Harris. Fredrica Fisher, Sara Hendershot, Patricia Burrall. Ruth Gordon, Blanche Parson, Martha Glenn. Advisers—Mrs. Cecil Garland, Mr. Wayne McLaughlin r ixi -Ji'.-.r [«♦� � Da DazDa z� 2XE=Da xxi ♦:• � FLASH 952 LITES tun: [ 9MK� Ea IXZTTXI ©IXOXI ZXZ«X«� :E2 Class of 955 Seated—George Miller, Mike Carnochan, Bill Warthin, Alvin Doyle, John Garland. Ross Naugle. Marshall Mellott, Gerald Bivens. Second Row—Rodney Cover, Ross Englert. Max Deshong, Charles Brown, Dick Ram- sey, Wayne Souders, Ronald Davis, Carl Horton. cap Third Row—Dale Souders. Shirlie Carbaugh, Thurman Nesbitt, Clyde Kerlin, James Stahl, Bill Selser, Roy Englert. Fourth Row—Bob Bender. Wade Garland. Bruce Harris, Jake Sowers, Larry Paylor. President Robert Bender Vice President—Ruth Gordon Secretary—Bruce Harris Treasurer- Imogene Sprenkle ni£n: a i [ DQ 2Xt «XI ♦� IXUZZXIDQ ♦� IO FLASH LITES :”S ttsn tv� ♦ t txtixzixsznxz 2 zxe=zxxrxr :« :o : i s :3zs« Class of 956 F;rst Row Helen Sipes, Barbara Stahl, Patricia Christian. Helen Summers, Sally Johnston, Faye Gordon, Christine Garland. Mary A. Sipes. Second Row—Mary Lininger, Wanda Crouse. Kay Mellott, Alma Bivens Carolyn Hann, Patricia Cutchall, Delores Keebaugh, Mary Hunter. Third Row—Paul Bard. William Harris, Robert Seiders. Harry Hull. Max McQuade. Fred Shives, David Woodward. Fourth Row—Phil Carnochan, Larry Bender, Maynard Bard. James Spriggs. Edgar Culler, Marvin Buterbaugh, Milford Hann. Donald Chubb. Adviser—Mr. William Snyder Secretary—Sally Johnston Treasurer—Faye Gordon President—Kay Mellott Vice President—Larry Bender r fin •x : dq pqnxi � dcoxz zxz scoBK D(niZE FLASH LITES C tf.w of 957 First Row—Dolly Mellott, Kathleen Hill. Nancy Pyle. Jane MacKinlay, Nancy Taylor, Vergie Doyle, Marjorie Hann. Gale Hann. Second Row—Dora Brown, Sue Welsh. Yvonne Souders, Beverly Fox, Pat Culler, Daisy Everts, Janet Mellott. Third Row—Willis Kerlin, Harold Sipes, Ronald Kams! Charles Seville, Roy Summers, Edgar Shives. John Carbaugh. Jimmie Chesnut. . Fourth Row—Bill Tritle, Fred Sheeder, Walter Branche, Arthur Jefferson, Ernest Harris, Fred Stenger. Jack Spriggs. Wayne Snyder, David Kendall, Harold Ray. Advisers—Miss Lenore Raffensberger, Mr. C. B. Chubb President—William Tritle Secretary—Jane MacKinlay Vice President—Nancy Pyle Treasurer—Ernest Harris Business Manager—Fred Sheeder 2DCZ XXC3XI C� 2XCZXZ XXX XQK ZXE Senior Airliner Ground Crew Engines..... Landing Gear Hangar . M. H. S. Control Tower .. Room Two Dispatcher......Mr. Duffey ...................................Erma, Marian, Wilma .......................... Sheila, Edna, Helen, Knepper .......,.................................Mouse, Albin Co-Pilot...............Dixie Wheels .. Nancy, Genevieve Pilot..............Clevenger Lights.......Pittman, Harry Noise.................Roger, Hunter Smoke ... Billie Mae. Morton Wings..............June, Kass Stabilizer............................Emma Fuel................................Morrow Rudder .. Dan Destination . . Uncertain Senior Calendar September 4—Seniors make their final stand at good old M. H. S. September 26-28—Again they chose the sophomores for “initiation” test. September 29—A bake sale helps our bank account—a week-by-week employment. October 4—■Class secretary’s hay ride causes everyone enjoyment. November 15—“The Swamp House,” our annual play, is the highlight of the fall. December 22—Senior homeroom Christmas party is the liveliest of all. January 24—With semester tests completed, seniors plan new publication. February 20—Interviews on students' futures help complete their education. April 15—FLASH LJTES finally goes to press, the work otf toilsome days. May 2—Juniors entertain the class, receive their sincere praise. May 16-18—New York bound, the ’52’s resolve to have scone fun. May 29—Classes over—Graduation—The seniors’ work is done. � :o� ixz tv;—rxT � x« ixi itxi rxi FLASH «� LITES :0 X� 2DCX IXZZ XZ ♦� 3XZZ2XI Da SBQHI ZXL-L_L nsw Student Flashes Staff Seated Around Table—Kathleen Cornelius, Sheila Lammie, Robert Clevenger, Albin Chubb. Roger Elvey. Edna Gordon, Miss Thomas. Billie Mae Lininger. Mary Pittman. Editor-in-Chief .......................................... Roger Elvey Co-Editor................................................. Helen Cline Business ................................................Albin Chubb Organizations........................................... Sheila Lammie Features.............................................. Kathleen Cornelius Siports............................. . Mary Pittman, Robert Clevenger Adviser..........................................Miss Geraldine Thomas STUDENT FLASHES is published monthly by the seniors under faculty supervision. The staff members gain experience in newspaper writing as well ao business management. The paper pays for itself in money earned through advertising and sale of each issue. niEux a 0 KKH txx•� : � � ea IXEZ3XZ♦� ixcaxii d♦:•:♦: � tyt- � i nsa FLASH LITES :•:♦ rxz zxuzdc? � � zx« � .xz 3 d♦:• : � � rxi—-• t . «xt up. Flash Lites Staff Seated, left to right Betty Morten, Wilma Snyder. Irma Gress. Roger Elvey, Emma Jean McQuade, Marian Kuhn. Standing—Dixie Ray. Daniel McQuade. Helen Cline. Genevieve Kling, Nancy Johnston M ss Thomas. Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editors Advertising Staff Feature Editors Sports Editors Adviser .......... • • .... Roger Elvey Helen Cline. Genevieve Kling Daniel McQuade Wilma Snyder. Nancy Johnston Erma Gress, Marian Kuhn Betty Morton. Dixie Ray. Emma Jean McQuade ......................Miss Geraldine Thomas The yearbook is the work of all the member of the class. With the coopera- tion of Mr. Chubb, the photographer, and Miss Raffensberger, who supervises the typ- ing. FLASH LITES presents the record of four vears of class historv in writing and illustrations. «Hu: a a «kh : t♦ : � � EG TV� j V7•� TV! -VT TXT FLASH LITES [OXO� !� EG tv tsrr� v«tv« tt yvr M lo X B Future Farmers of America First Row—Kirk Cover. David Welsh. Roy Divens, Dick Bivens, Roger Elvey, Hubert Hohman, Harold Knepper, Jake Sowers. Second Row—Bob Richards, George Miller, Blaine Hohman. Dan McQuade, Allan Sou- ders, Ray Snydei. Stanley Hann, Fred Lynch. Third Row—John Garland. Wayne Souders, Thurman Nesbitt, Jim Stahl, Albert Shaw, Carl Horton, Tom Christian. Fcurth Row—Ross Englert. Richard Ramsey, Cari Hammon, Samuel Buterbaugh. President Vice President Secretary .... Treasurer Reporter....... Sentinel ... . Robert Richards . Stanley Hann . . Dale Souders .. John Gordon .. David Welsh . Rodney Cover Adviser—Mr. C. B. Chubb Members of the McConnellsburg chapter of this national organization received their highest number of awards at the 1952 Pennsylvania Farm Show. Each year the boys are responsible for an individual project that may vary from raising dairy cattle to growing farm crops. r T RET ixz ixezzdci «♦ dceuxi rxj � :o� FLASH •� � LITES s� � ra xxiziDa «♦zxzzzDa zxz xos� ] Mixed Chorus First Row—Janice Secrist. Delores Horton. Mary Mellott, Carol Fore, Helen Souders, Shirley Clevenger. Marjorie Lininger. Louise Helman. Second Flow—Lois Fix. Shirley Taylor, Janet Rhodes. Ruby Rhodes. Lois Wible. Elsie Matthews. Mary Sowers, Joanne Cline, Roy Divens. Third Row Martha Culler, Frances Hunter. Emma McQuade. Wilma Snyder, Leoia Duvall, Amy Barmont, Doris Swisher, George Reeder. Bob Richards. Fourth Row—Peggy Clevenger, Edith Lammie. Kathleen Cornelius, Nancy Mentzer. Erma Gress, Evelyn Helman, Allan Mellott. Fifth Row—Lillian Christian, Sally Tritle. Sheila Lammie, Dick Bivens, Ken I urgent. Albert Shaw. Sixth Row David Welsh, Harold Knepper. Dan McQuade. Ronald Cisney, Harry Johnston, Carl Hamm an, Albin Chubb. Seventh Row—Raymond Snyder, Dale Souders, Roger Elvey, Mr. Hinkle, Bob Reeder. Director - Mr. LeRoy Hinkle Accompanists—Lillian Christian, Janice Secrist The membership of this chorus group is limited to upper classmen. The chor- isters are trained in part singing, expression and interpretation. They present various assembly programs in addition to a spring operetta. «c£H XX a El wsn ix 3=Z=3XI� X 0� IXI zxrzzxi� T� rv?—rvrTVTtm Tvr t ♦ FLASH •«� LITES ♦ ? ?xz♦� : � :♦ ixz ext ?xz♦� ixmzxi iixzzxt i c XIIESJ 13 XIIZ3JH Senior Play THE SWAMP HOUSE” A 3-Act Mystery Director—Mr. C. B. Chubb CAST Donald Clark Larry Clark Mrs. Clark Penelope Carr Mama Boo . . Bamba . . . Chloe Marie Velour . Marten Velour ... Bob Clevenger .. . Harold Knepper . . . Nancy Johnston Emma Jean McQuade .......... Dixie Ray . . . Morrow Kendall .....Frances Hunter ......Sheila Lammie .........Roger Elvey The setting of the play is an old house in the Louisiana swamplands. A strange Negro religious cult forms the background. An escaped madman contributes a large part to the weird atmosphere of the plot. RTS ♦x� � i ci rsn—rxT Dcaa r d FLASH 95a LITES ; X9X‘ Ea 1XEZ2XI «gg� Tv«—rxT rxi 1 j Blue Devils First Row—Andy Washabaugh, Jerre Mellott, Bob Clevenger, Forrest Mellott, Harry Branche. Marlin Harr, Jack Glazier, Eddie Shaw. Second Row Bob Bender, Bill Selser. Walter Grissinger, Roger Mellott, Mr. Mc- Laughlin, Dick Bender, Raymond Snyder, Carl Horton. Third Row—Ronald Davis, Carl Peck, Harry Johnston, Mr. Duffey, Foster Schooley, Donald Clevenger, George Cline, Bob Reeder. Coach—Mr. Wayne McLaughlin Managers—Foster Schooley, Harry Johnston SCORING RECORD James Buchanan Joint • MHS 42 Opp 45 Hancock MHS 62 Opp 42 Quincy 20 22 Saltillo 60 35 Faculty 53 47 Orbisonia 63 42 James Buchanan Joint • • 35 52 Warfordsburg 68 27 Saltillo 48 28 Hancock 36 47 Quincy 55 36 Green Hill 72 41 Orbisonia 40 32 Robertsdale 41 43 Warfordsburg 37 39 Everett 48 68 Hustontown 54 32 Robertsdale 49 48 Green Hill 45 33 Everett 33 73 Robertsdale 39 37 •Warfordsburg 48 43 Hustontown 56 41 ♦Roaring Spring 33 57 Alumni 68 55 ♦Play-Off Games r T r L ■LJ—iXK«OK� Da IXTT3XI •� IXE=DCI XXX«X Oi � FLASH ’ LITES ►32CI IXT iXX ♦XHXT7TXI ZXK-XOH� lXI_i_C 3X1 Tl Jl Junior Cheerleaders Left to Right—Nancy Taylor, Jane MacKinlay, Nancy Pyle, Kay Mellott, Edna Seiders, Pave Gordon, Patsy Culler. g am xo : xxz ixi—! a xxrrrxz rxi :o FLASH ' LITES e� S rX3 TXT—ncz ♦jg� TVT—TXT zXZ«HQBK«DG=rz: ”S Termites First Row—Phillip Carnochan, Larry Bender, Fred Sheeder, Max McQuade, Jim Du- vall, Eflgar Culler, Marvin Buterbaugh. Second Row—Richard Ray, Bill Tritle, Mr. Wible, Dale McQuade, Bobby Bivens. Coach—Mr. Finlay Wible SCORING RECORD MHS Opp. 43 15 20 Needmore Robertsdale Robertsdale r L 2XOXZ CODOZIXI ZXZ«X490K� ZXE 2X1 FLASH LITES 39mBa2XaXZ«ZX2I3XZZXZ4NSI6� Z)CO; 1 J White Angels Standing—Imogene Sprenkle, Shirley Ott, Miss Raffensberger. Doris Smith, Joan Paylor, Nancy Wible. Seated—Lois Wible. Frances Hunter. Elsie Matthews. Mary Pittman, Emma J. Mc- Quade. Shirley Clevenger. Dolores Bivens, Edna Gordon. Coach—Miss Lenore Raffensberger Manager Edna Gordon Assistant Manager—Lois Wible Saltillo .... Orbisonia .. . Warfordsburg Hustontown Green Hill . . Robertsdale Hustontown SCORING RECORD MHS Opp MHS Opp .18 22 Saltillo .....................29 12 •43 34 Orbisonia ....................33 28 •29 39 Warfordsburg .................51 39 29 26 Green Hill ..................36 36 • ••34 31 Alumnae ......................32 21 •26 29 Robertsdale ..................45 46 .31 32 1 1 KKZZZX xz«SMS zxz ixnzixi zxz=dcz Da K � � zxi xzzes; «SEI EXZ FLASH •« LITES nznzuxz ix2 xxezzxi xxnnxi xr iJ Soccer Seated Robert Bender, Stanley Hann. Carl Peck, Forrest Mellott. Harry Branche, Jack Glazier, Roger Mellott, Eddie Shaw, Jerre Mellott. Standing—Mr. McLaughlin, Andy Washabaugh. Ronald Davis, George Cline. Richard Bender, John Gordon. Marlin Harr, Richard Bivens, Morrow Kendall Coach—Mr. Wayne McLaughlin SCORING RECORD MHS Opp Lemasters .................. 4 3 Lemasters .................. 5 4 Lemasters .................. 4 6 Warfordsburg ............... 9 0 Hustontown ................. 7 6 MHS Opp Green Hill ................. 9 1 Lemasters .................. 3 0 Green Hill ................. 8 4 Warfordsburg ............... 6 4 Hustontown .................10 3 T [ ♦ : � � 3ZXZ TVt t srr ♦� t «x t tvt 3 FLASH • LITES [♦I� XO M DG TV« IST7 � V TV t � STT TY7♦� IO� 3 ”1 :iSiJ Baseball Team Seated—Walter Grissinger, Jackie Glazier, Marlin Harr. Harry Branche, Eddie Shaw. Mcrrcw Kendall, Forrest Mellott, John Gordon. Middle Row—Carl Peck. Richard Ramsey. Carl Horton, Ronald Davis, Bill Selser, Bobby Bender. Last Row—George Miller. Mr. McLaughlin. Dick Bender, Foster Schooley. KEIZXXE a a HSU t !—!XX :o� rx3: ix?—txz rxzz xi D3«s«aes FLASH « LITES � S� IXI 2XCZ2XZ Z� 2Xn3XZ DCK‘ � X DGZnr XIEH 3 )5 ’ Track Seated—Gene Headley, Jerre Mellott, Harry Branche, Marlin Harr, Roger Mellott, Dick Buteibaugh, Bcb Clevenger, Andy Washabaugh. Second Row—Ken Largent, Jack Glazier, David Welsh, Raymond Snyder, Eddie Shaw. Ronald Davis, Bill Selser. Third Row-Carl Peck. Leland Cisney, George Reeder. Roy Divens, Morrow Kendall, Don Clevenger. Fourth Row Junior Mellott, John Gordon, Mr. Fries, Lloyd Culler, Bob Richards. Coach—Mr. C. O. Fries For the first time in several years, McConnellsburg’s track team proved vic- torious. placing first in the annual County Field Meet by defeating the other three competing schools. McConnellsburg scored 81 % points with the runner-un, Huston- town. scoring 75. zxz ♦:♦ � : zxi ixizitxi� � ixeudci ixi ixe xi L FLASH 952 LITES ;«omxxz2xz=2xz« ixi ixe 1 j Girls' Track Seated—Delores Bivens. June Smith, Sally Hendershott, Imogene Sprenkle, Shirley Ott, Kathleen Cornelius, Shirley Clevenger, Martha Culler. Standing—Betty Seiders, Dons Smith, Mazie Taylor, Frances Hunter. Mildred Truax. Elsie Matthews. Third Row—Mr. McLaughlin, Leota Duvall. Coach—Mr. Wayne McLaughlin HEUIXE a a HSU JX f xi♦:• : � � zxz tv ♦ yr ixtizdci zxi ♦� : � � yvt t r FLASH � ” LITES xi 53d tv;—� vt ♦asuxzmxz zxz ixe XI Cheerleaders Frcm Left to Right—Dolly Ray. Peggy Clevenger. Esther Warthin, Shirley Taylor. Shirley Clevenger. Captain—Esther Warthin The cheerleaders are always ready to fight” for M. H. S. and to yell” for the team They encourage school spirit and promote good will between McConnells- burg and visiting high schools. HUIXE f izxz♦� : � :« r ci ixt— xi •� jxezzxi rxz � :o i FLASH '� LITES Mm � XO � Da tvt—rsrr ♦� JXEZZXI Z3a X«X� � ZX! i B XIISW Termitesses First Row Patsy Culler. Faye Gordon. Daisy Everetts. Patsy Keebaugh, Kay Mellott, Delores Keebaugh. Nancy Taylor, Sally Johnston. Second Row—Catherine Lininger. Mr. Wible. Helen Summers. Coach—Mr. Finlay Wible SCORING RECORD Opp. 5 4 Needmore . Robertsdale MJHS .. 21 .. 37 FLASH •« LITES ixz ixEzixi «g� sdxz xxz k «� zxi • zx2 dgzuxi «♦ zxoxxDa x � zx!; ixxznx xr Imagine Harry Branche—Not entering into sports. Albin Chubb—A heavyweight champion. Helen Cline—Never paying attention. Bob Clevenger—Preferring blondes to redheads. Kathleen Cornelius—Being six feet tall. Roger Elvey—Without his witty remarks. June Fleming—Having perfect attendance. Edna Gordon—Ever at a loss for words. Erma Gress—Screaming at the top of her voice. Frances Hunter—Doing 100 words a minute in shorthand. Nancy Johnston—Never knowing the answer. Morrow Kendall—Becoming wildly excited. Genevieve Kling—Without an armful of books. Harold Knepper—Walking to school. Marian Kuhn—Quiet in study hall Sheila Lammie—As a peroxide blonde. Billie Lininger—Passing a speed test in typing Emma McQuade—Warming the bench. Dan McQuade--Wide awake in any class. Dick Mellott—Running the Esso Station. Betty Morton—Opposed to fast driving. Mary Pittman—Running a towing service. Dixie Ray—Two-timing Cleve. Wilma Snyder—Avoiding the boys. i i - iVT«wove tvt—na Tvi—nffTVT .w jTVT—r t FLASH LITES 1—I UXZ OMO� TX1XXEZDCI «HXTTDCI XXI •! ««♦ XXEZ3Z3I C 55 History In September, 1948, thirty-eight freshmen entered school to begin the first of our four years at McConnellsburg High School. The first class meeting saw the fol- lowing officers elected: Richard Mellott, president; Richard Garlock, vice president; Nancy Johnston, secretary; Edna Gordon, treasurer. We sold greeting cards and had a food sale to furnish funds for our treasury. One of the social events of the year was a hay ride to Cowans Gap. Our class sponsor was Mr. Wible. In the fall of ’49, we became sophomores. We elected June Fleming, presi- dent; Robert Clevenger, vice president; Nancy Johnston and Edna Gordon, again, as secretary and treasurer. The seniors celebrated our promotion to the second class by initiation ceremonies. We entered the social whirl by having a Soph Hop, also a hay ride. Our treasury was so well filled by our fund-raising campaign that we omitted the collection of class dues. In our junior year, our leaders were Sheila Lammie, president; Nancy John- ston, vice president; Helen Cline, secretary; Edna Gordon, treasurer. Our social ac- tivities began with a Thanksgiving Dance. We also chanced off turkeys to help meet expenses for our Junior-Senior Banquet. This event, followed by the Junior-Senior Prom, was the climax of our third year. In September, 1951, we reached the coveted goal of seniors. We re-elected Sheila Lammie as president, chose Harold Knepper as vice president, and again named Helen Cline and Edna Gordon to be secretary and treasurer. After initiation of the sophomores came a hay ride, a Christmas party and a square dance. During the first semester, the annual play was our major project. Now that the publication of FLASH LITES is assured, the class of ’52 looks forward to a delightful trip to New York and our Commencement program. I FLASH ■� • L zxz ♦� r o� rx2 xxzznxi ♦a 3xni2 cirxz : : §„ rxi xxnxi «z� ca=zxz m« « x 2XEir=E=oxi c .lw ira We, the Class of ’52, of McConnellsburg High School, State of Pennsylvania, being about to pass out of this sphere of education, in possession of a crammed mind and a well-trained memory, do make and publish this, our last will and testament. We give and bequeath to the faculty members an unbroken succession of restful nights and peaceful dreams. It has been a hard strain on them, for seniors are said to be at all times and under all conditions difficult to manage. They have done their duty, and now shall have their well-earned reward. We leave our good sense of humor and our ability to get ahead to the junior class—use it to the best of advantage. To the sophomores, we leave all of our unused money-making ideas. May they prosper and see California in 1954. And last, but not least, we leave to the freshmen our excessive overflow of energy which will be needed for the remainder of their school life. Good luck! The following may seem like trifling bequests, but we hope they may be acceptec as a reminder of our generosity. To Nancy Mentzer, Genevieve Kling’s quiet disposition. To Janice Secrist. Sheila Lammie bequeaths her blooming personality and small features. We trust this will become you! To Helen Souders, Wilma Snyder’s smile. To George Miller, Dan McQuade bequeaths anything but his ambition. To the sophomore girls, all of Mary Pittman’s phone calls and dates. To Forrest Mellott, Harold Knepper leaves his ability to study 16 hours per day. To Viola Kuykendall, Emma McQuade's basketball suit. To Marie Seiders, Kass Cornelius bequeaths her skill as a nurse. To Nancy Humbert, Frances Hunter leaves her job as class clown. To some unlucky freshman, Helen Cline’s troubles as class secretary. To next year’s dressmaking class, Billie Lininger hands over her scissors. To whomever needs it, Nancy Johnston’s physics notebook. To Foster Schooley, Morrow Kendall leaves his executive ability. To John Gordon and Martha Culler, Bob Clevenger and Dixie Ray leave their place in study hall. To Janet Rhodes, Betty Morton bequeaths her driving ability. To Gene Headley, Roger Elvey’s gift of gab. To the faculty, Dick Mellott bequeaths his good nature. To Alma Bivens. Erma Gress leaves her bashfulness. To the undergraduate needing it most, Albin Chubb’s supply of language. To the new school treasurer, one slightly used canvas bag that once carried Edna Gordon’s gold as collector of class dues. To Jack Glazier, the secret of Harry Branehe’s methods of playing basketball. To the student body, June Fleming’s knowledge of history, art, science, and the universe. To all who need them, Marian Kuhn bequeaths her super-abundance of credits. Finally, we do name and appoint as the sole executor of this, our last will and testament, our principal. Mr. C. O. Fries. IN WITNESS WTIEREOF, we of the Class of 1952 have set our hand and seal this twenty-ninth day of May, A. D., 1952. r -y—r-nGr r«M� � iXT Pflrro«z� ixiTiyi TyTAM yATyr-rT FLASH «■ LITES im—Dg«M� � pg pqzzpcncBuxraxz zxi w : 1 J Prophecies As Seen From The Crow’s Nest Dan McQuade kissed all the babes; Won the election; got to be Mayor of our little city. He’ll be governor; wait and see. Bless my soul, there’s Nancy Johnston Cutting capers on Broadway; Signing contracts by the dozen, She’s a star that's come to stay. Husky Morrow Kendall rolls in wealth; Teaching courses based on health, Of “wim and wigor,” he has a load; Step aside, he may explode. Hat designer in the city; Emma’s mind runs riot; No one should make hats of spinach; But watch our Emma try it. Fifty miles from the nearest neighbor, Albin sits; As fire warden in a tower; Mary near him gives him fits. Someone should shoot Uncle Dick, Growling on the radio; Scaring Helen and Erma with nightmare horrors; As, shivering, off to bed they go. ’Mongst files and typing, books and ledgers, Frances is never at a loss; Most efficient in an office— (And she weds that bald-headed boss). Notice our friends, Edna and June, Teachers in a Sunday School; Busy making saints of sinners; Laying down the Golden Rule. (Continued on the Following Page) r L xz ♦� : � � r crixt—txx a� ixci3xipci:� x� FLASH LITES : ixeuxi exezzxi rxz 0 J Prophecies As Seen From The Crow’s Nest (Continued from the Preceding Page) Artist Sheila paints strange pictures; Masterpieces by the score; While models Billie Mae and Betty, Wait outside the studio door. Train dispatcher in Grand Central; Roger’s booming voice is heard; Blasts your ear drums, but the catch is, You can’t understand a word. Though Surveyor Knepper has a steady eye; One thing will distract his attention; Just you let a certain young lady stroll by, Or a name like Kathleen mention. He can cure your chills and fever; That is Doctor Clevenger’s boast; Which is worse, the ills or treatment? That’s what puzzles Dixie most. Chef in a big New York hotel; Harry Branche is doing well; He can make hash in just three minutes; But heaven only knows what’s in it. Wilma, a very charming girl, Will live a peaceful life; She will have happiness to spare; A model housekeeper and wife. Our friend Genevieve’s voice is low; Best as star on TV, she’s ambitious; She’ll broadcast on each channel, they say, Under a name that’s fictitious. 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