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

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1953 volume:

FLASH LITES 1953 PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS McCONNELLSBURG HIGH SCHOOL McCONNELLSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA Eugene Headley, Editor-In-Chief ■ DEDICATION The youth of today must carry th« resp risibilities ol the future. It is their task to promote those ideals fostered by leaders of the past. To the future leaders in their desire for achievement, the Class of 1953 dedicates this tenth edition of FLASH LITES. FOREWORD The ('lass of 1958 presents the tenth edition of FLASH LITES. It is difficult to portray four years of high school life in one volume, but, by presenting glimpses of our activities, we attempt to capture the spirit of the Class of 1958. FLASH LITES -1953- COUNTY SUPERVISORS HAROLD C. WELSH Superintendent of Schools HARRY I. KNOX Acting Supervisor of Vocational Agriculture BOARD OF EDUCATION Levi 1 . Morton, President Thad Shimer Klwood ,J. Mellott, Secretary Ross Ott Mark Lodge I). A. Washahaugh I I I i i FLASH -1953- LITES J FACULTY FINLAY WHILE Shippcnshurg State Teachers College Social Studies, Geography Mathematics Athletic Ccach Sophomore Adviser GERALDINE THOMAS Wilson College Pennsylvania State College English, French Student Flashes, Flash Lites Senior Adviser MONA FERN GARLAND Indiana State Teachers College Home Economics Dancing Club Freshman Adviser CHARLES PIETRO Indiana State Teachers College Vocal Music Director ot Chorus LENORE RAFFEXSBERGER Shippcnshurg State Teachers College Shorthand, Typing Athletic Coach Seventh Grade Adviser WILLIAM SNYDER Shippcnshurg State Teachers ('allege Science, English Eighth Grade Adviser I I I i i FLASH -1953- LITES --------------------------------------------------1 i FACULTY C. OWEN FRIES Gettysburg College Mathematics Track Coach Principal JOHN ENCK Mansfield State Teachers College Ernest Williams School of Music Pennsylvania State College Director of School Hand C. B. CHUBB Pennsylvania State College Vocational Agriculture, Related Arts F. F. A. Chapter Seventh Grade Adviser WAYNE McLAUGHLIN Shippcnshurg State Teachers ('ollege University of Maryland Physical Education, Health Athletic Coach Freshmen Adviser LYLE DUFFEY Shippcnshurg State Teachers ('ollege History, Math Junior Adviser ! j FLASH -1953- LITES iZZZIIIZIZI-Z!_________ i i i i SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President • • • • Nancy Mentrer Vice President .................................................... Gone Headley Secretary.......................................Martha Culler Treasurer John Gordon 0 FLASH LITES I L i —1953— I ! I I SENIORS A DOLOKES BIVENS “Biv” Athletic Club—1, 2, 3, 4 Casket boli—1, 2, 3, 1 Scftball—1, 2 Mixed ( horiis—3, 4 Junior Choir—I C percita—2 Senir.r Play Librarian— Student Flashes—Sports Flash Lite� —Sports Famous Words— “Good Gracious” Characteristics; Obliging and frank. Seldom knows a solemn moment. RICHARD BENDER “Dick” Soccer—8, 4 Basketball—2, 3, 4 Baseball—2, 3, 4 Class Treasurer—3 Op retta—2 Mixed Chorus—2, 4 S nior Flay SI udent Fla.‘:h ?s—Advert Ising Flash Lites—Advert Is.ng Athletic ('lu’) FamcU3 Words— “Watch jvur temper” Characteristics: An inquisitive mind. Congenial. HAROLD R. BIVENS “Dick” Track—1. 2, 3, 4 Baseball—1, 2, 4 Soccer—1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball—1 Mixed Chorus—3, 4 Operetta—3 FFA—1, 2, 3, 4 Athletic Club—1, 2, 3, 4 Famous W'ords— “Shot who?” Characteristics: His philosophy: I iugli and live. Believes in being heard. FLASH LITES i i l ! I i i i SENIORS KK'I!Aid) BCTERBAUGH “Dick” Track—1, 2, 3, 4 Athletic—3. 4 Student Flashes—('lasses and Clubs Flash Lites—Classes and Clubs Famous Words— ‘T alhm” Characteristics— Doesn’t have a worry. Thinks twice before he speaks. LELAND CISNEY “Leal” Operetta—1 Band—1, 2, 3, 4 President of Band—3, 4 Student Flashes—Classes and Clubs Flash Lites—('lasses and Clubs Famous Words— ‘‘Prove it” Characteristics— Always has a clever retort. Appreciates humor. SAMUEL BUTERBAUOII “Sam” FFA—1, 2, 3, 4 Student Flashes Staff—News Flash Lites Staff—Features Famous Words— “Yeah” Characteristics— ('aim and composed. Chief interest: History. FLASH LITES i i i i SENIORS PEGGY CLEVENGER “Peg” Cheerleading—2, 8 Class Treasurer—2 ('lass Secretary—8 Dancing Club—1 Mixed Chorus—2, 8, 4 Junior Choir—1 Operetta—2, 3 Librarian—3, 4 Student Flashes—Features Flash Lites—Features Famous Words— “Did you see anyone?” Characteristics— Courteous and considerate. Preparing to be a nurse. RONALD CISNEY Dancing Club—1, 2, 4 Hiking Club—1, 2 Junior Choir—I Mixed Chorus—2, 8, 4 Operetta—1, 2, 8 Senior Play Band—1, 2, 8 Student Flashes—Advertising Flash Lites—Advertising Famous Words— “Huh” Characteristics— A loyal class worker. Skillful pianist. MARTHA CULLER “Mert” Band—1, 2 Junior Choir—1 Mixed Chorus—2, 8, 4 Operetta—2, 3 Home Ec. Club—2 ('lass Secretary—4 Dancing Club—4 Student Flashes—Features Flash Lites—Features Famous Words— “Good heavens” Characteristics— Sympathetic and generous. A steadfast friend. FLASH LITES I I ! I i ! ( i SENIORS ROY DI YENS “Moose” Track—3, 4 Mixed C horus—3 Band—1, 2, 3, 4 FFA—1, 2, 3, 4 Operetta—3 Famous Words— “Jest be dat way” Charact eristics— Typical of carefree youth. Mischief maker. LOIS FIX “Fixie” Home Ec. Club—I, 2 Hiking Club—I Operetta—1, 2 Dancing Club—1, 2 Mixed Chorus—1, 2, 3, 4 Senior Play Student Flashes—Classes and Clubs Flash Lites—Classes and Clubs Famous Words— “Oh, you don’t mean it” Characteristics— C'ordial and affable— And never too serious. JOHN GORDON “John” Band—1, 2 Baseball—1, 3, 4 Track—2, 3. 4 Soccer—1, 2. 3, 4 Soccer Captain—1 Mixed Chorus—3, 4 Dancing Club—4 FFA—1, 2, 3, 4 ('lass Treasurer—1 Student Flashes—Classes and Clubs Flash Lites—Classes and Clubs Athletic Club—1, 2, 3, 4 Characteristics— A leader among the seniors. Plans a vocational career. i i j FLASH -1953- LITES j SENIORS JOHN MARLIN HARK “Harr” Baseball—1, 2, 8. 4 Track—1, 2, S, 4 Soccer—1, 2, 8, 4 Basketball—1, 2, 8, 4 Basketball Captain—8 Student Flashes—Sports Flash Lites—Sports Athletic C lub—1, 2, 8, 4 Famous Words— It doesn't make a particle bit of difference to me.” Characteristics— Noted for pood humor. An enthusiastic sportsman. CARL IIAMMAN “Hamman” FFA—1, 2, 8, 4 Mixed Chorus—8, 4 Famous Words— “O. K.” Characteristics— Not the bashful type. Likes to tease. FRFDFRICK EUGENE HEADLEY “Gene” Track—I, 2, 8, 4 Soccer—� Junior Choir—1 Mixed Chorus—2 Operetta—1, 2 Dancing Club—4 Athletic Club—I. 2. 8. 4 Senior Play Class Secretary—2 Class Vice President—I, 4 Student Flashes Editor-In-Chief Flash Lites Editor-In-Chief School Treasurer Famous Words— “Howdy” Characteristics— Promoter of the class of '58. Studious and sincere. FLASH 1953- LITES i i L ! I i i i SENIORS LOUISE HELMAX Mixed Chorus—2, 3 Junior Choir—1 Operetta—2 Famulis Words— ‘‘Good heavens” Characteristics— Frequently in a say mood. Ukes a good time. NANCY HUMBERT Daneing Club—1 Home Ec. Club—1 Operetta—2, 3 Mixed Chorus—2, 8, 4 Famous Words— “You better not” Characteristics— Quiet anti reserved. Attentive rather than talkative. Ill BERT KIOIIMAN “Hubert” FFA—1, 2, 3. 4 Track—I Famous Words— “Huh” Characteristics— A trustworthy senior. Oitnified and unassuming. | FLASH -1953- LITES 1 .................... ______________ SENIORS VIOLA KUYKENDALL “Vi” Basketball—1, 2 Mixed Chorus Operetta—1, 2, 8 Home Ee. Club Student Flashes—Clubs and Classes Famous Words— ‘‘Oh, my gosh” Characteristics— Good natured. Never gets excited. KENNETH LARGENT “Ace” Track—1, 2, S, 4 Mixed C horus—2, S Junior Choir—1 Operetta—2 Band—8 Boxing—I Characteristics— A loyal class booster. Has grit and determination. MARJORIE. LININGER ‘‘Maggie” Dancing Club—1, 2 Operetta—2, 3 Mixed Chorus—2, 8 Junior Choir—1 Student Flashes—Classes and Clubs Flash Lites—Classes and Clubs Librarian—I Famous Words— ‘‘Oh, no” Characteristics— Pleasing personality. Plans to become a nurse. FLASH LITES I i i i 1953- SENIORS ELSIE MATTHEWS “Dusty” Track—1, 2, 3, 4 Operetta—2, 3 Basketball—1, 2, 3, 4 Home Ec. Club—2 Dancing Club—1, 2 Student Flashes—Sports Mixed Chorus—2, 8, 4 Junior Choir—1 Famous Word-'.— “Holy cow” Characteristics— Pleasant and serene. Promotes cheerfulness. ROGER MELLOTT “Crow” Dancing Club—1, 2 Basketball—1, 2, 3. 4 Soccer— 1, 2, 3. 4 Track—1, 2, 3. I ( lass Vice President—3 Junior Choir—1, 2 Operetta—2, 3 Mixed Chorus—2, 3 Student Flashes—Sports Flash Lites—Sports Athletic Club—1, 2, 3, 4 Famous Words— “Way to go, Ace” Characteristics— Active in sports. Vigorous and talkative. ALAN MELLOTT “Al” Soccer— 1, 3, 4 Haseball—2, 3, 4 Mixed Choruf—2, 3, 4 Operetta—2, 3 Track—1, 2, 3, 4 Athletic Club—1, 2, 3, 4 Famous Words— “No klddin” Characteristics— Ambitious hunter. His policy: Relax and rejoice. I j j FLASH -1953- LITES j I | SENIORS NANCY MENTZER “Stretch” Athletic Club—1, 2, 3, 4 Track—1, 2, 3, 4 Basket hall— 1, 2, 3. 4 Softball—1, 2 Mixed Chorus—2, 3, 4 Junior Choir—1 Dancing (’lull—1 Operetta—2, 3 Senior Play Librarian—3, 4 Class President—2, 4 Co-Editor—Student Flashes Co-Editor—Flash Lites Famous Words— “I’ll say” Characteristic — Impulsive and authoritative. Has a confident manner. GEORGE REEDER “Reeder” Basketball—1, 2, 3 Soccer—4 Operetta—2, 3 Mixed Chorus—2, 3, 4 Senior Play Dancing Club—1, 2 Junior Choir—1 Athletic Club—1, 2, 3, 4 Famous Words— “I lyle your ourster” Characteristics— Allergic to hard work. Good natured and amiable. RUBY CLEO RHODES “Ruby” Dancing Club—1 Junior Choir—1 Mixed Chorus—2, 8 Operetta—2, 3 Home Ec. Club—2 Co.Editor—Student Flashes Co.Editor—Flash Lites Famous Words— “No kiddin Characteristics— Quiet and agreeable. A very efficient student. FLASH I -1953- LITES •’ I I i i SENIORS ROBERT RIC HARDS “Buzz” FFA—1, 2, 3, 4 FFA Vice President—3 FFA President—I FFA Area Vice President—4 Operetta Track—4 Student Flashes—Classes and Clubs Famous Words— “You betcha” Characteristics— Not easily vexed. Willing to let the wcrld slide. MARIE SEIDERS “Suze” Track—1, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus—2, 3, 4 Junior Choir—1 Dancing Club—1 Operetta—2, 3 Senior Play Library Slaif—3, 4 Characteristics— Takes life as it comes. A future “angel of mercy.' ALBERT SIIAW “Eagle” FFA—1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus—2, 3 Track—3 Flash Litas—Circulation Fame us Words— “Aw, come on” Characteristics— Very progressive. Good natured and restless. ! FLASH -1953- LITES r V —- SENIORS DALE SOLDERS FFA—1, 2. S, 4 FFA Secretary—3 Operetta—3 Mixed Chora� —3 Student Flashes—Circulation Flash Lites—Circulation Characteristic� — Unassuming manner. Faithful to obligations. EDGAR SHAW i “Ed” A Baseball—1. 2, 3. 4 Basketball—1, 2, 3, 4 Track—1, 2, 3. 4 Soccer—1, 2, 3, 4 Athletic Club—1, 2. 3, 4 Junior Chorus—1 Operetta—2 Mixed Chorus—2, 3, 4 Student Flashes—Circulation Flash Lite� —Circulation Famous Words— “Yeah” Characteristics— Congenial manner. Has a sense of humor. JANET SOLDERS “Jan Track—2, 3, 4 Dancing Club— X Junior Choir—1 Mixed Chorus—2, 3, 4 Operetta—2, 3 Senior Play Student Flashes—Advertising Flash Lites—Advertising Home Ec. Club—2 Athletic Club—2, 3, 4 Famous Words— “I told you so” (’haracteristics— Generous with kind remarks. A future homemaker. i FLASH -1953- LITES j I _ ________________. . . . _ . . . . ... „ . .. „ . . .. . ._. - •- SENIORS MARY LOU SOWERS “Lou” Daaciog Club—I, 2, 4 Cpr.rotta—2, 3 Junior Choir—1 Mixed Che rus—2, 3, 4 Flash Litos—Classes and Clubs Student Flashes—Classes and Club Famous Words— “Well, I guess” Characteristics— lias cheerfulness to spare. Good company. ESTHER WARTHLN “Tess” Daskctball—1 Cheerleader—2, 3 Cheerleader Captain—3 Dancing Club—1, 2 Operetta—2, 3 Mixed Chorus—2, 8, 4 Class Play Junior Choir Student Flashes—Classes and Clubs Flash Lite� —Classes and Clubs Famous Words— “Number, please” Characteristics— Energetic and friendly. Sunny disposition. SHIRLEY TAYLOR “Shub” Junior Choir—1 Basketball—I Dancing Club—2 Home Ec. Club—2 Mixed Chorus—2, 3 Operetta—2, 8 Cheerleader—3, 4 Cheerleader Captain—1 Student Flashes—Circulation Flash Lites—Circulation Characteristics— Detests teasing and tests. Enjoys an active social life. F LASH LITES SENIORS DAVID WELSH •Dave” Basketball—4 Track—1, 2, 3, I FFA—1, 2, 3, 4 FFA Sentinel—1, 2, 3 Reporter—I Mixed Chorus—3 Operetta—3 Student Flashes—Classes and Clubs Flash Lites—Classes and Clubs Characteristics— Wants to be a dairy farmer. Exhibits intelligence. ANDY WASHABAUGII “Dave” Baseball—1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball—1, 2, 3, 4 Track—I, 2, 3. 4 Soccer—1, 2, 3, 4 Athletic Club— 1, 2. 3, 4 Band—1, 2, 3. 4 Junior Chorus—I Operetta—2 Mixed Chorus—2, 3, 4 Famous Words— “Never happened” Characteristics— Mischievous and talkative. Likes all kinds of sports. LOIS WIBLE “Lulu” Librarian—4 Operetta—‘iTs Dancing Club—1, 2 Mixed Chorus—2, 8 Basketball—1, 2 Asst. Manager of Girls’ Basketball—8 Manager of Girls’ Basket hall—4 Track—I, 2 Junior Choir—1 Student Flashes—(.'lasses and Clubs Flash Lites—Classes and Clubs Senior Chorus—4 Famous Words— Who said that ?” Characteristics— Competent and accommodating. A cooperative senior. A. i 1 i FLASH -1953- LITES i | i i i CLASS COLORS Blue Gold CLASS FLOWER Yellow Rose CLASS MOTTO “Not For School But For Life” CLASS SONG “Over the Rainbow” When all the world Ls a hopeless jumble and the raindrop tumble all around. Heaven opens a magic lane— When all the clouds darken up the skyway, there’s a rainbow highway to be found. Loading from your window pane. To a place behind the sun. Just a step beyond the rain— (Chorus) — Somewhere over the rainbow, way up high. There’ a land that I heard of once in a lullaby. Somewhere over the rainbow, skies are blue. And the dreams that you dare to dream really do come true. Someday I’ll wish upon a star and wake up where the clouds are far behind me— When� troubles melt like lemon drops. Away above the chimney tops— That’s where you’ll find me. Somewhere over the rainbow, bluebird fly; Bird fly over the rainbow; why, then, oh why, can’t 1 ? i FLASH f -1953- LITES i I CLASS OF 1954 ADVISER—MR. LYLE DUFFEY First Row—Eileen Wiser, Mary Jane Rain, Delores Horton, Amy Barmont, Carol Ann Fore, Doris Smith, Helen Souders, Lillian Christian. Second Row—Nancy Kendall, Janice Secrist, Mary Alice Branche, Joanne Paylor. Mazie Taylor, Edith Lammie, Shirley Clevenger, Sally Trltle. Third Row—Fred Lynch, Alan Hull, Albert Hohman, Foster Schooley, Jerre Mellott, George C'line, Ronald Harris, Mary Mellott. Fourth Row—Kirk Cover, Carl Peck, Stanley llann, Robert Reeder, Walter Grissinger, Carl Knepper, Thomas Christian, Richard Glee, Jack Glazier. President—Judy Elvey Secretary—Edith I immie Vice President—Bob Reeder Treasurer—Sally Trltle FLASH —1953— L ITES CLASS OF 1955 ADVISER—MR. FINLAY WHILE First Row, Loft to Right—Martha Glenn, Fredrica Fisher, Dorothy Harris, Imogene Sprenkle, Dolly Ray, Dorothy flavin, Sally Smith, Ruth Gordon. Second Row—Sally Hendershot, Bill Warthin. Mike ( amoeban, John Garland, Boh Bonder, Bruce Harris, Junior Mel lot t, Wade Garland, Alvin Doyle, Nancy Wihle. Third Row—Nancy Ccrnelius, Patricia Burrall, James Stahl, Alan Souders, Donald Clevenger, Bill Seiner, Ross Naugle, June Smith. Fourth Row—Shirley Ott, Wayne Souders, Rodney Cover, Gerald Bivens, Thurman N«‘shift, Richard Ramsey, Max Deshong, Ronald Davis. President—Ruth Gordon Secretary—Sally Hendershot Vice President—Boh Bender Treasurer—«lime Smith FLASH 1953- LITES i i i i I l CLASS OF 1956 ADVISERS—MRS. MONA FERN GARLAND, MR. WAYNE McLAUGHLIN First Row, Left to Right—Betty Daniels, Nancy Soudcrs, Sally Johnston, Helen Sum- mers, Mary Alice Slpe, Barbara Stahl, Carolyn Mann, Wanda Crouse. Second Row—Robert Bivens, Lawrence Bender, Donald Chubb, Maynard Bard, Marvin Buterbaugh, Chauncey McGarvey, Fliil Carnochan, Rush Berlin, Dale Mellott. Third Row—Betty Kendall, Beulah Sowers, Mable Doyle, Helen Bain, Joan Berlin. Faye Gordon, Christine Garland, Dorothea Weller, Patricia Christian. Fourth Row—Edgar Culler, William Harris, Robert Skiles, Paul Bard, Robert C. Seid- ers. Max McQuade, Monty Burrall, Robert G. Seiders, Huey Mellott. Fifth Row—Fred Burke, Homer Lynch, Kenneth Glazier, Patsy Cutciiall, Goldie Se- bum, Mary C. Lininger. President—Marvin Buterbaugb Secretary—Betty Kendall Treasurer—Nancy Soudcrs ADVISER—MR. WILLIAM SNYDER First Row. Left to Right—Naomi Strait, Dolly Mellott, Kathleen Hill, Daisy Everts, Gail Haim, Janet Mellott, Virgie Doyle, Marjory Ilann. Second Row—Wayne Snyder, Edna Seidcrs, Patsy Culler, Nancy Taylor, Jam Mac. Kinlay, Kay Souders, Nancy Pyles, Ernest Harris. Third Row—.John Ilann, Fred Sheeder, Ronald Hams, Mac Shives, Fred Stonger, Fred Sliives, James Chesnut. Fourth Row—John Carhaugh. Richard Ray, David Kendall. I y i President—.lane MacKinlay Vice President—Bill Trifle Treasurer—Gail Ilann Secretary—Nancy Taylor Business Manager—David Kendall CL ASS OF 1958 ADVISERS—MISS LENORE RAFFENSBERGER, MR. C. B. CHUBB First Row, Lett to Right—Shirley Smith, Maxine Fix, Nancy Shinier, Betty Culler, Lueille Warthin, Grace Berlin, ( ami Everts, Nancy Sipes, Ruth Sipes. Second Row—Larry Chubb, Gerald Wible, Ronald Matthews, Arthur Jefferson, Ed- ward Truax, Harry Hill. Maynard Gress, Marlin Glee. Third Row—William Kendall, Max Stenger, George Morton, Parker Crouse, Billie Ott, Charles Crouse, Elwood Doyle, Harold Clouser. Fourth Row—Larry Cisney, Melvin Strait, Fred Cunningham, William Hann, Donald Bard, Victor Glee, Thomas Seigler. i j FLASH -1953- LITES I l ( ! I FLASH LITES STAFF ADVISER—MISS GERALDINE THOMAS Seated, Left to Right—Miss Thomas, Gene Headley, Ruby Rhodes, Elsie Matthews, Marjorie Lininger, Esther Warthin. Standing—.Janet Souders, Eddie Shaw, Andy Was ha ha ugh, Roger Mellott, Mary Sowers. FLASH LITES is a yearly publication edited by a staff of seniors for the purpose of recording the most interesting and important events of their four years of high school. The preparation and typing of the yearbook is a project of the entire class. Not only is the work interesting but the experience gained is worthwhile. FLAS H -1953- LITES STUDENT FLASHES STAFF ADVISER—MISS GERALDINE THOMAS First Row, Left to Right—Lou iso Holman, Miss Thomas, Gene Headley, Ruby Rhodos, Doloros Bivens, Lois Wihlo, Shirley Taylor. Second Row—Marlin Harr, Sammle Butcrbaugh, Richard Bender, John Gordon. STUDENT FLASHES is published each month by the senior class. The paper is not only self-supporting hut it furnishes an opportunity to the stall members to gain experience in journalism. ! j FLASH -1953- LITES i SENIOR PLAY A READY-MADE FAMILY A 8-Act Comedy DIREC TOR—MR. C. B. CHUBB CAST Agnes Martyn.................... Bob Martyn ..................... Marilee Martyn ................. Grade Martyn ................... Miss Lydia Martyn .............. Henry Turner ................... Doris Turner.................... Sammie Turner .................. Begonia Washington ............. Nicodemus Pipp.................. Nancy Mentzer . Gene Headley Delores Bivens . Marie Seiders . Janet Rhodes Ronald C'isney ...... Lois Fix . . Dick Bender Esther Warthin George Reeder As the play opens, Mrs. Agnes Martyn, who Is on vacation, becomes engaged to Mr. Henry Turner, a widower whom she has known for several years. When their children learn of the proposed marriage they pretend to be eccentrics. After everyone’s nerves are worn to a frazzle, they finally decide to accept their new parents. 1 l i ! F L A S H -1953- LITES i —i ! i HAND DIRECTOR—MR. JOHN ENCK First Row, Left to Right—Harold Clouscr, Robert Black, Betty Culler, Sally Tritle, Dolly Kay, Ernest Harris, Larry Chubb, Gerald Wiblc, Beverly Black, Faye Gor- don. Second Row—Robert Reeder, Don Chubb, Andy Wasbabuugh, Lee Glazier, Lelarnl Cis- ney, Parker Crouse, Rodney Cover, Fred Stenger. Kirk Cover, Shirley Ott, Patsy Cutchall. Third Row—Jane MacKinlay, Bruce Harris, Judy Elvey, George Cline, Raymond Sny- der, Walter Grisslnger, Fred Sheeder, Wanda Crouse, Fourth Row—Bill Tritle, Boh Bender, Ruth Gordon, Foster Schoolcy, Marvin Buter. hough, Nancy Pyles. Under the sponsorship of the Band Parents’ Association, the McConnellsburg School Band has grown to a membership of thirty-five since its organization four years ago. Its members present concerts in connection with school activities and par- ticipate in community programs. i F LASH -1953- LITES i • MIXED CHORUS DIRECTOR—MR. CHARLES PIETRO First Row, Left to Right—Lillian Christian, Helen Scoders, Doris Smith, Edith Lan«- mie, Mara Solders, Mildred Trua.v, Joanne Paylor, Esther Warthln. Second Row—Lois Fix, Ma .ie Taylor, Carol Fore, Ed Shaw, Richard Bender, Roy Div- erts, Janice Socrist, Dolores Horton, Amy Barmont. Third Row—Martha Culler, John Gordon, Albert Shaw, Tom Christian, Lloyd Culler, George Reeder, C arl Hammon, Jack Mellott, Mary Sowers. Fourth Row—Mary Jane Bain, Shirley Taylor, Ruby Rhodes, Janet Souders, Mary Alice Branche, Nancy Me nt .er, Peggy Clevenger, Delores Bivens, Mary Mellott. Fifth Row—Nancy Kendall, Viola Kuykendall, Elsie Matthews, Nancy Humbert, Eileen Wiser. This choral group is composed of boys and girls who are interested in adding to their knowledge of vocal music and enjoyment of part singing. i i I FLASH -1953- LITES ! I--------------------------------------------------------------! ( I t FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA ADVISER—MR. C. B. CHUBB First Row, Loft to Right—David Welsh, Kirk Cover, Jack Mcllctt, Kenneth Welsh, Thurman Nesbitt, Roy Englert, Carl ilamman, Harold Bivens. Second Row—Don Chubb, Robert Skiles, Maynard Bard, Dale Cornelius, Tom Chris- tian, John Garland, Larry Baylor, Jake Sowers, David Woodward. Third Row—K y I), veils, Baul Bard, Blain I tollman. Dale Souders, Richard Ramsey, Fred Lynch, Rush Kerlin, Bob Bivens. Fourth Row—Ed Culler, Robert Seidcrs, John Gordon, Carl Horton, Albert Shaw, Fred Burke. Fifth Row—Fred Humbert, Ross Englert, James Stahl, Robert Richards, Hubert Hoh- man, William Harris, Sammic Buterhaiigh, Gerald Bivens. Each year the members of tills organization win an i-icrcanlngly large fiumber of awards at the Pennsylvania Farm Show. Among the seven lioys receiving honors in area and state contests, three seniors won the Keystone Farmer Degree. Medals and cash prizes were given all the winners for excellence in the growing of crops and livestock. « i FLASH -1953 LITES ' i TAKING-OFF CEREMONIES OF TIIE SENIOR PLANE UNITED AIRLINES OF MeCONNELLSBURG HIGH SCHOOL “THE SKYRIDE”—CLASS POEM Up in the clouds, along sunset lane, Loaded with memories dear. Of happy years, since the «lay we came, The Freshman Plane to steer. As our ship speeds up and leaves the soil. Majestic anti dear below, A skyline patterned by years of toil. We see as onward we go. No matter how tar from port we sail. In fair or stormy weather, Not a single senior aboard will fail To remember these years together. FLASH LITES i t i i i t i I TERMITES First Row—Wayne Snyder, Dirk Ray, Fred Sheeder, Rill Trifle, Willis Kerlin, Dale MeQnade, Gerald Wilde, Gene Stenger. Seeond Row—Melvin Strait, ('bark's Crouse, Ronald Matthews, Fred Cunningham. Fred Stenger, David Kendall, Frnest Harris. Third Row—Larry Cisney, ('buries Reed Ray, Parker Crouse, Bobby Zdrosky, Elwood Doyle, Larry Chubb. Not Pictured—Coach Mr. Finlay Wible Needmore ... Fort Littleton Gl-een Hill . . . SCORING RECORD ................ MIIS-21 ................ MIIS—44 ................ MIIS—26 Opp.—18 Opp.—19 Opp.—15 F LASH —1953— LITES I 1! i . TERMITESSES COACH—MR. FINLAY WHILE First Row, Left to Right—Daisy Everts, Gail I Linn, Beverly Fox, Carol Everts, Lu- cille WarthIn, Nancy Shimrr, Betty Culler. Second Row—Pat Culler, Nancy Pyles, Jane MacKinlay, Kay Souders, Nancy Taylor. SCORING RECORD MIIS—35 Mils—ff4 MHS—26 Opp.—27 Opp.—17 Opp.—15 Necdniore . . . Fort Littleton Green Hill . FLASH —1953— LITES l l i HOYS’ TRACK COACH—MK. C. O. FRIES First Row, Left to Right—David Welsh, Roger Mellott, Dick Buterbaugh, Dick Bivens. Jerre Mellott, Ronald Davis, Roy Divens, Raymond Snyder. Second Row—Milford ilann, Edgar Culler, Ken Largent, Max McQuade, Wayne Soud- ers, Rodney Cover, David Wroodward, Gene Headley, David Washabaugh. Third Row—.Junior Mellott, Carl Peck, Robert Bender, Alan Souders, Marlin Harr� Jack Glazier, Jacob Sowers, Mr. Fries. For the second year in succession, McConnellsburg's track team has been victorious. They gained first place over their rivals with a score of 79points. The scores of their rivals were as follows: Hustontown—67; Warfordshtirg—59 � £; Green Hill—3. DUAL MEETS MHS—50; Warfordsburg—36 MIIS—50 ; Hustontown—351$ SOMERSET DISTRICT MEET Branche—2nd, 100-yard dash; 2nd, 220-yard dash. Harr—2nd, hroad jump; 3rd, high jump. Jerre Mellott—5th, 440-yard dash. Harr took 3rd place in the Class B high jump at the Shlppensburg Meet. I i i F LASH -1953- LITES I j i GIRLS’ TRACK COACH—MR. WAYNE McLACGHLIN First Row, Left to Right—Nancy Kendall, Janet Rhodes, Shirley Clevenger, Mary Alice Sipes, Delores Smith, Marie Seiders. Second Row—Pat Cutchall, Imogene Sprenkle, Kay Meilott, Nancy Mentzer, Shirley Ott, June Smith. CHEERLEADING SQUAD Right to Left—Shirley Taylor, Shirley Clevenger, Mazie Taylor, Dolly Ann Ray. The Cheerleaders are always on the job and in there fighting to help the teams on the road to victory. School spirit, sportsmanship und friendliness are qualities these girls help to promote. I i i F LASH —1953— LITES JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS Left to Right—Jane MacKinlay, Kay Souders, Nancy Taylor, Nancy Pyles, Pat Culler, Edna Seiders. The Junior Cheerleaders may be small, hut they an mighty. They are always ready to fight” and yell” for the team. They have proved valuable in h.mstlng the morale of the Termites and Termitesses. J FLASH -1953— LITES 1 i t BLUE DEVILS COACH—MR. WAYNE McLAUGIILIX MANAGER—FOSTER SCHOOLEY First Row, Left to Right—Jack Glazier, Ed Shaw, Ronald Davis, Jerre Mellott, Andy Wasbabutigh, llob Bonder. Seoond Row—Foster Schooley, George Cline, Diek Bender, Bob Reeder, Marlin Harr, Roger Mellott, Raymond Snyder, C'oaeh SCORING Ruelianan MIIS—58 Opp.—59 Ilaneoek . MIIS—38 Opp.—49 Buchanan . MIIS—52 Opp.—37 Quincy MHS—59 Opp.—18 Saltillo MIIS—82 Opp.—02 Orbisonia MHS—45 Opp.—52 Warfordsburg . . . . MHS—IS Opp.—39 Hustontown MIIS—52 Opp.—89 Green Hill MHS—58 Opp.—84 Mcl auglilin. RECORD Robertsdale . MHS—16 Opp.—71 Quincy . MHS—50 Opp.—49 Hancock . MHS—34 Opp.—53 Saltillo . MHS—45 Opp.—85 Orbisonia MIIS—70 Opp.—61 Warfordsburg . . ■ MHS—86 Opp.—40 Hustontown • • • MHS—11 Opp.—27 Green Hill . MHS—62 Opp.—86 Robertsdale - • • • . MHS—42 Opp.—47 McConnells burg—57 PLAY-OFF Warfordsburg—86 WHITE ANGELS COACH—MISS LENORE RAFFENSBERGER MANAGER—LOIS WIBLE First Row, Left to Right—Judy Elvey, Doris Smith, Dolores Bivens, Nancy Mentzer, Nancy Kendall, I ois Wihle. Second Row—Miss Raffensberger, Betty Kendall, Shirley Ott, Kay Mellott, Imogene Sprenkle, Pat Cutchall, Nancy Wilde. MIIS—Saltillo .... MHS—Orhisonia • • • MIIS—Warlords burg MIIS—Hustontown . MIIS—Green Hill . . . MHS—Kohertsdale SCORING RECORD 13.31 MIIS—Saltillo .............. 16-21 28-28 MHS—Orhisonia .............. 26-21 52-37 MIIS—Warfordshurg ......... 36.311 . . 43.28 MIIS—llustontown ........... 33-23 . . 40-16 MIIS—Green Hill ............ 44.35 . 49-32 MHS—Robertsdale..............25-25 PLAY-OFF GAME McConnellsburg—Warfordshurg......... 35-39 FLASH -1953- L '. LITES SOCCER COACH—MR. WAYNE McLAL'GHLIN First Row, Loft to Right—Milford ilann, Edgar Culler, Rol ert Bonder, Max McQuad , Jack Glazier, Carl Peek, Edgar Shaw, Andrew Washahaugh. Second Row—Gene Headley, Roger Mellott, Alan Souders, Wayne Souders, Richard Bender, John Gordon. Third Row—Alan Mellott, Marlin Harr, Jerre Mellott, Ronald Davis, Mr. Wayne Mc- Laughlin. SCORING RECORD Quincy ............................. St. Thomas ......................... Buchanan Joint ..................... Buchanan Joint ..................... Hancock ............................ Hustontown .......................... Green Hill ......................... Hustontown .......................... Green Hill.......................... Quincy ............................. Hustontown .......................... Green Hill ......................... Hancock ............................. Hustontown .......................... Green Hill.......................... MIIS—1 M1IS—0 MHS—2 MIIS—1 MHS—2 MI1S—1 MHS—S MIIS—1 MIIS—2 MIIS—1 MHS—3 MIIS—5 MIIS—I MHS—9 MHS—7 Opp—1 Opp—1 Opp.—1 Opp.—2 Opp.—3 Opp.—3 Opp.—0 Opp.—0 Opp.—1 Opp.—2 Opp.—2 Opp.—1 Opp.—0 Opp.—0 Opp.—1 j J FLASH -1953- LITES ! ” i i i i BASEBALL COACH—MR. WAYNE McI.ACOHI.IN MANAGER—FOSTER SCHOOLEY First Row, Left to Right—Junior Mellott, Carl Peck, John Gordon, Marlin Harr, Ron- aid Davis, Andy W'ashabaugh. Second Row—Alan Mellott, Rodney Cover, Max MoQuade, Dick Bender, Dick Ramsey, Walter Grissinger, Richard Glee. Third Row—Milford Ilann, Marvin Buterbaugh, John Garland, Roh Bender, Edgar Culler. McConnellsburg—2 McConnellsburg—0 McConnellsburg—1 McConnellsburg—8 McConnellsburg—7 McConnellsburg—I McConnellsburg—0 . McConnellsburg—0 McConnellsburg—6 McConnellsburg—24 McConnellsburg—1 SCORING RECORD Buchanan Joint—3 Buchanan Joint—7 .... Or bison ia—0 .... Hancock—5 .... Orbisonia—5 ---- Green Hill—(i Hustontown—9 Warfordsburg—I . Warfordsburg—5 .... Green Hill—8 . . Hustontown—6 1 FLASH -1953- LITES t 1 . .1 !' - - - I “HIGH FLYING”—CLASS HISTORY In the fall of 1949, a long dreamlined plane hearing the class of 1958 came to land at the United Air lines Airport of McConnellsburg High School. The 69 pas- sengers aboard carried little necessary baggage, some ability, a few brains and much good humor. The first big problem attacked was the selection of class officers: George Reisner, president; Gene Headley, vice president; Terry Bard, secretary; Andy Washahaugh, treasurer. Our outstanding social activity was a St. Patrick’s Day dance. Our practical nature was shown by various methods of raising funds—selling food at games, having a card party and selling chances on a gun. Miss Imogene Beck- er and Mr. Wayne McLaughlin were our advisers. The next year we were transferred to a larger plane, the Sophomore, better equipped for rougher travel. The names of the crew changed somewhat. Nancy Mentzer became president and Esther Warthin vice president, with Gene Headley and George Reisner as secretary and treasurer respectively. Our initiation ceremonies, conducted by the seniors, guaranteed Us second year privileges. Under the direction of our advisers, Mr. Finlay WlMe and Mr. Lyle Duffey, we added to our treasury by selling greeting cards and chances on several articles. 1951 came all too soon and found us aboard the Junior Plane. Under a dif- ferent pilot, Mr. Leroy Hinkle, and new crew members from president to treasurer, we were off to a flying start. John Gordon, Roger Mellott, Peggy Clevenger and Richard Bender were the personnel in charge of the flight. There was little difference in our activities for increasing our treasury. We entertained the faculty and seniors at the annual banquet. The Junior-Senior Prom concluded the events of this leg of our trip. Finally, we found ourselves aboard the senior aircraft. This year has ended in several engagements for the School Band, the Mixed Chorus, the Dancing Club and other organizations. During the last year of flying hours, our plane has climbed to higher altitudes, the way has often been rough, but the view of the skyline has been majestic. As w e flew above the clouds, we learned to appreciate the skill of our old crew members who had helped to pilot our craft on previous flights. By now the passenger list numbered 88. We regretted the transfer of one of our group to a mili- tary training crew. Records have been made in the vocational field, in sports and in dramatics. With the publication of our final record, our yearbook, our annual trip to New York, and a farewell banquet in our honor, each of us is ready to make a solo flight into parts unknown. I 1 FLASH -1953- LITES 1 “THE SKYLINE”—CLASS WILL Ah wo take to the air in tlio Senior Plano, we, the Seniors, being in full pos- session of mind and with memories that put the Encyclopedia Britannica to shame, do leave this last will and testament of the class of 1953: To the SOPHOMORE CLASS, we bequeath our ability to jump to safety when a pilot asked us a question we could not answer; also the right to annoy the Freshmen. To the FRESHMAN CLASS, our unfailing good humor in the face of trying hours we suffered when we rode the Freshman Plane. To the SCHOOL, ail the time that We wasted. May other Classes use It to advantage, and our place in your heart. Take the Juniors in. To several individuals, the following personal bequests; To Homer Lynch, Alan Mellott’s powers of fascination. To Goldie Sebum, Marjorie Lininger’g charm. ¥ To Bruce Harris, Roger Mellott’s ability to spend more money than he has. To Betty Daniels, Martha Culler’s inclination to he kind and thoughtful. To Virgie Doyle, Esther VVarthin’s over-ready wit. To Richard Glee, George Reeder’s ease in using unusual words. As a last bequest, we, of the departing Senior Plane, as we take off from the port of the United Airlines of McConnells burg High School, leave with the Juniors our parachute. We have tried to make one that is sturdy and reliable. W'e bestow this valuable equipment with a word of caution. Do not use it for joy rides, to cover your mistakes, or to show off before the Freshmen, but with care, as a means of safet3' from harm. With this useful property, together with the above-mentioned items, we, the undersigned, do declare this our last will and testament. Given under our hand and seal this 28th day of May, 1953. LASS OF 1953 F LASH i -1953- LITES j ! ____________ .•« 44 SEE 1NG THINGS AT NIGHT’ -CLASS PROPHECY By means of a marvelous new Invention, through the courtesy of the Televis- ion Company of America, the members of the crew anti the passengers can be seen as they will look ten years from now. In this year of aviation, 1968, when the safest means of transportation is to take to the air, Viola Kuykendall is the first woman to have made a solo non-stop flight around the world. At intervals along a new aerial highway are police officers in stationary planes directing traffic- with signal lights. These if leers, called the Skylark Brigade, are former members of the Senior Plane of United Airlines. They are Hubert Hoh- man, Carl Hamman, Harold Bivens, Alan Mellott and Richard Buterbaugh. The winner of the Mrs. America title of 1963, the former Janet Rhodes, was given the honor of christening the latest airliner of the Skyline. Many famous peopl ' were n hand to wish the passengers bon voyage”: Esther Warthin, U. N. Interpreter; Pcgg.V Clevenger of the New York College of Shorthand; Marlin Harr, president ot N. B. C.; Samuel Butcrhaugh, U. S. representative to the General Assembly, and Nancy Humbert, head of the National Educational Association. Before the take-off. Pilot Roger Mellott Introduced Co-Pilots Ed Shaw and George Reeder, with Stewardess Mary Sowers and Navigation Experts David Welsh, Roy Divens and Bob Richards. Marie Selders and Gene Headley, news editors of the New York Times, covered the events. A number oi celebrities were aboard the Skyllner for Its maiden trip. Andy Wasliahaiigh. winner f the Nobel prize for his research work in atomic energy, was presented. Nancy Mentzer, Dean of Women at Columbia University; John Gordon, who just entered Baseball’s Hall of Fame; Shirley Taylor, winner of teacher-of.the- year award; Ruby Rhodes, who starred in American in Paris ; Lois Fix, Metropoli- tan opera star; Richard Bender, designer cf Bender’s Pretzel Bender; Ali ert Shaw, champion American popcorn grower; Elsie Matthews, Broadway's favorite comedi- enne; Lois Wible. TV talent scout—all were in this list of notables. Louise Helman, directress of nurses at the old Airport Medical Center, was chosen to see to the guests’ welfare. Dale Souders and Iceland Clsney were invited to entertain the passengers with their impersonations. Dolores Bivens was taking the trip prior to announcing plans for organizing a baseball team. She hinted that Martha Culler and Marjorie Lininger would In asked to join. Portrait painter, Ronald Cisney, became popular immediately for his sketches of all the people taking the trip. Whether clouds may be dense, or skies are gold and blue. Sail with courage and sense—Happy landing to all of you. I PATRONS MISS BEULAH BUTEKBAl'GH — MR. FRANK ALEXANDER I)R. McLUCAS — MR. JAMES GORDON MR. AND MRS. RAY BUTERBAUGH — MR. DON HEADLEY DR. ARNOLD KAPLAN — MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM MISS CAROLYN BUTERBAUGH — MR. GENE HEADLEY MISS DIXIE RAY — MISS RUTH L. WOODALL MRS. HARRY SHAW — MR. GERALD WIBLE MRS. SAMUEL S. MELLOTT — MR. WAYNE McLAUGHLIN MR. AND MRS. II. HOWARD PECK — MR. EDGAR CULLER MR. CLARENCE SHORE — MISS MARIE “SUZE” SEIDERS MR. ROGER MELLOTT — MR. CARL II. PECK MISS MARTHA CULLER — MISS NANCY PYLES MR. ROBERT “BUZZ” RICHARDS — MISS NANCY TAYLOR MISS MARY SOWERS — MISS K.AY' SOUDERS MR. WILLIAM SNYDER — MISS JANE MacKINLAY MR. RONALD CISNEY — MISS KAY MELLOTT MR. LARRY CISNEY — MISS ESTHER WARTHIN MR. ALAN MELLOTT — MISS BLANCHE PARSONS MR. DAVID WELSH — MISS AMY’ BARMONT MISS NANCY KENDALL — MR. WALTER GRISSINGER MR. ROY DIVENS — MR. DICK BUTERBAUGH MR. ALBERT SHAW — MISS BEVERLY CISNEY MR. LELAND CISNEY — Miss CAROL ANN FORE MISS MARGIE LININGER — MISS JANICE SECRIST MISS LOIS WIBLE — MISS DOLORES HORTON MISS DOLORES WILDS — MISS SALLY TRITLE MISS BETTY LARRAINE DANIELS — MISS JOAN CLINE MISS HELEN SIPES — MISS LENORE RAFFENSBERGER MISS DORIS J. SWISHER — MR. JUNIOR MELLOTT MISS LOUISE HELMAN — MR. DONNIE CLEVENGER MISS JOAN PAYLOR — MR. PARKER CROUSE MR. BLAINE DESHONG — MISS EDNA SEIDERS MR. EDDIE SHAW — MR. ANDY WASHABAUGH — MISS DOLORES BIVENS FULTON CAMP 726 WOODMEN OF THE WORLD McCONNELLSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA BEST OF SUCCESS TO THE ( LASS OF 1953 JOSEPH M. CLARK — FIELD REPRESENTATIVE LYLE E. PUTT — FIELD REPRESENTATIVE .......................iiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiimimiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiimiiiitiiimimiii....................................mi........................................ E. D. PLUMMER AND SONS GEN ERA L CONTRAC TORS PHONE 1660 CHAMBERSBURG, PA. H. B. MELLOTT ESTATE, INC CRUSHED STONE AGRICULTURAL LIME READY-MIXED CONCRETE all types of excavation work done at reasonable prices WITH EITHER— SHOVELS BACK-HOE HIGH-LIFT DOZERS GRADER PHONE 61 McCON NELLSBURG PENNSYLVANIA RAY’S SUNOCO SERVICE 815 SOUTH POTOMAC’ STREET PHONE 9991 WAYNESBORO, PA. liiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiHiniiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiHiiiiiiiiiiiHiiMniiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiMiimiiMiiiiiiiuiiMiiMiimiiimMiiiiiiiiiii COMPLIMENTS OF CONESTOGA INN PHONE 92-R-16 McCONNELLSBURG, PA. IIIIIIIHIIMIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIHIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIinttmmMnMtIIIHItMMIIIinilMIIIIMItllllllMIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIHimliUMlianiinilllllllMIHIHIIIIIIIIIillllliaillHIIIIIMUIIMHIlH COMPLIMENTS OF FULTON FURNITURE COMPANY DAVID I). 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COMPLIMENTS OF PECK IE’S ATLANTIC STATION AUTO BODY REPAIR WHEEL BALANCING COMPLIMENTS OF I FRANK JOHNSTON McCOX NELLSBURG PEN N S YIAT A NIA iiaiiauiiiiiiiMiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiaaiiaMiaiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiHiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiNiiiiNiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiHiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiai O. J. SHAW AND SON PRODUCERS AND DELIVERERS OF BITUMINOUS COAL PHONE 147-R.4 McCONNELLSBURG, PA. 01020002230202000100010001008501530148010101020102010201020102012348230002002348235323480100010223530101010201020100010202020200000001000100010001019001 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1958 EDGAR H. MacKINLAY, M. D. 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