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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1956 volume:

F M T 9 E 5 S 6 (Contents Administration Faculty Seniors Classes Sports Activities Advertisements • Uccln if it Wayne r. McLaughlin During our four years of high school life, we have had many problems to solve and decisions to make. By teaching 11s sportsmanship and co-operation through his work as coach and class adviser, Mr. McLaughlin has helped us meet each challenge more satisfactorily. His friendliness and interest have won him a place in the hearts of the members of the Senior class. To him we dedicate this edition of the yearbook, hoping we may reflect the kindness which characterizes his leadership. .5oreu ora It seems just a short time since the class of 1956 were Freshmen. Already we are Seniors, recording the scene of our four years in high school. We have enjoyed athletic events, dramatic and musical accomplishments, together with class activities. In this edition of Flashlites, we have attempted to present our record as the means of recalling the happy memories of high school life. A mtmatratimt iFantltg MARLIN A. SHEARER Supervising Principal C. OWEN FRIES Principal Earl Karasack Industrial Arts OOOQO0Q0000 0000000006« ©ooootooeee Lenore Largent Commercial Arnold F. Chaney Geography Nancy Lepley Music Education Wayne McLaughlin Physical Education Clara Ri.aker Physical Education William Snyder Science Finlay J. Wible Mathematics Geraldine Thomas English Doris Dollincer English C. B. Chubb Agriculture Chester J. Creager Social Studies Mona Fern Garland Home Economics _ J'l'IU _4r, 'lue t President......................................Fred Humbert Vice President............................ Marvin Buterbaugh Secretary......................................Betty Kendall Treasurer......................................Joanne Kerlin Class Wo,to Forward Ever: Backward Never” Class 3lower “Red Carnation” C (aSS C ofors “Silver and Blue” CL Blue Skies” I was blue, just as blue as I could be Ev’ry day was a cloudy day for me. Then good luck came a-knocking at my door Skies were gray but they’re not gray any more. I should care if the wind blows east or west; I should fret if the worst looks like the best; I should mind if they say it can’t be true; I should smile; that’s exactly what I do. Chorus Blue skies smiling at me; Nothing but blue skies do I see. Blue-birds singing a song; Nothing but blue-birds all day long. Never saw the sun shining so bright; Never saw things going so right. Noticing the days hurrying by; When you’re in love, my! how they fly. Blue days, all of them gone Nothing but blue skies—from now on. HELEN BLANCHE BAIN COMMERCIAL Famous Words: Well, as you know. Prefers: Stuclebakers Aelivities: Student Flashes, Clubs; Flash- lites. Clubs; Bowling Club 4; Dancing Club 2; Senior Chorus 3; Track 1-2-3-4. Beanie ': Likes writing letters and going steady. Devoted to Ronald II. Loves to draw. Works at Murphy’s. Likes to travel. Close friend of Faye and Sally. MAYNARD HENRY BARD VOC. AGRI. Famous Words: You said it. Prefers: Hunting Activities: F. F. A. 1-2-3-4; Soccer 1-2-3-4; Baseball 3-4; Student Flashes, Circu- tion; Flashlites, Circulation. Bard”: Member of Army Reserve, likes to drive his Ford. MONTY R. BURRALL INDUSTRIAL ARTS Famous Words: Ain’t that a shame? Prefers: Daisy Activities: Soccer 2-3; Track 2-3; Student Flashes, Circulation; Flashlites, Circu- lation. “Swabie”: Seen often at Glenn-Nell Cafe- teria or with Bob. ACADEMIC MARVIN BUTERBAUGH Famous Words: What do you say? Prefers: Math and sports. Activities: Track 1-2-3-4; Soccer 1-2-3-4; Baseball 1-2-3-4; Basketball 1-2-3-4; Band 1-2-3-4; Vice President 1-2-3-4; Student Flashes, Editor-in-Chief; Flash- lites, Editor-in-Chief; Dance Band 3. “Marv”: Likes Chemistry and Math. Enjoys all sports. Future teacher. Plays bass horn in the band. Physics brain. PHILIP CARNOCHAN INDUSTRIAL ARTS Famous Words: I dig you the most. Prefers: Loafing and laughing Activities: Soccer 2-3-4; Basketball 1-2-3-4; Baseball 1-2-3-4; Track 3-4; Senior Play; Student Flashes, Sports; Flashlites, Sports; Dancing Club 2. 'Carnei ’’: Always seen with “Milf” at the drug store. Enjoys driving. Likes to baby sit. PATRICIA CHRISTIAN HOME ECON. Famous Words: Really, you’re kidding. Prefers: Shorty Activities: Senior Chorus 3-4; Senior Play; Dancing Club 2; Student Flashes; Flashlites. Pat”: Likes to sing. Always at the drug store. Enjoys dancing. Likes to go to the movies. DON CHUBB VOC. AGRI. Famous Words: Flay it pretty. Prefers: Playing trap drums Activities: F. F. A. 1-2-3-4; Chapter Sec- retary and Area Chaplain 4; F. F. A. State Band 2-3-4; Band 1-2-3-4; Dance Band 2-3-4; Senior Chorus 4; Soccer 3; Track 3-4; Student Hashes, Clubs; Flashlites, Clubs. “Henry': Usually seen with Gerald Wible Enjoys playing swing and jazz music. Hates homework. Likes to meet new people. EDGAR CULLER VOC. AGRI. Famous Words: Pity! Prefers: Nancy Activities: Track 1-2-3-4; Baseball 1-2-3-4; Soccer 1-2-3-4; Basketball 1-2-3-4; F. F. A. Reporter 4; Student Flashes; Flashlites. “Ed”: Belongs to Nancy. Likes to drive the wrecker. Enjoys working on cars. WANDA CROUSE ACADEMIC Famous Words: I don’t know. Prefers: Music, mathematics, and a good joke Activities: Band 1-2-3-4; Senior Chorus 3-4; District Band 3-4; Dancing Club 2-3-4; French Club 3; Senior Play 4; Student Flashes; Flashlites. Weruhj”: Rather play the piano than eat. Does figures and problems in her head. Works at Murphy’s. Teaches piano les- sons. Usually seen with Jane. A future student of Susquehanna University. Enjoys baby sitting. HETTY DANIELS COMMERCIAL Famous Words: You bet. Prefers: Larry Activities: Bowling Club 4; Dancing Club 2: Basketball 2; Flashlites; Student Flashes. Bet's”: Always a three-some with Helen and Mary. Enjoys hunting. Likes to drive her Chevy. Always joking. ALVIN DOYLE VOC. AGRI. Famous Words: Any time. Prefers: Wrestling Activities: F. F. A. 2-3-4; Baseball 3-4; Soccer 1-2-3-4; Track 3-4; Student Flashes; Flashlites. “Al”: Likes to hit bridges. Likes to drive fast and hunt. Enjoys cement work and Hillbilly music. LEE GLAZIER ACADEMIC Famous Words: Will she dig? Prefers: Hot cars Activities: Basketball 2; French Club 3; Senior Chorus 4; Student Flashes 4; Band 1-2-3-4; Manager 4; Dance Band 2-3-4; District Band 3-4; All-State Band 3-4. Lee”: Likes to drive Chevy. Enjoys playing saxophone. Hates homework Usually found at Sally’s. ACADEMIC J. FAYE GORDON Famous Words: Thank you muchly. Prefers: Going to School Aetivities: Band 1-2-3-4; Treasurer 3; Vice President of Band 4; Senior Play Basketball 1-2-3-4; Captain of Basket- ball 4; Bowling Club 4; Dancing Club 2; Student Flashes; Flashlites. Gordie”: Likes music, books, and sports Enjoys eating. Usually seen with Sally MILFORD HANN INDUSTRIAL ARTS Famous Words: You know. Prefers: Placing Soccer Activities: Soccer 1-2-3-4; Basketball 1-2- 3-4; Track 1-2-3-4; Baseball 1-2-3-4; Captain of Soccer 4; JVs 2; Student Flashes; Flashlites; Senior Play; Dance Club. “Pappy”: Always at the drug store. Enjoys having a license. Can be seen with Phil. ELIZABETH HELMAN HOME ECON. Famous Words: That’s all right with me. Prefers: Sleeping late in the mornings Activities: Flashlites; Class Reporter; Stu- dent Flashes; Class Reporter. “Libby”: Is quiet, but lots of fun. Likes to go to the movies and read. Dislikes boys. Is usually seen with Mary, Alice, Joanne or Nancy. FRED HUMBERT VOC. AGRI. Famous Words: Oh, My! Prefers: History Activities: Class President 3-4; F. F. A. Treasurer 3-4; Student Flashes; Clubs Flashlites; F. F. A. 1-2-3-4. “Fred”: A quiet member of the Senior Class. Likes to talk to girls when he has nothing else to do. Famous Words: Why? Activities: Student Flashes; News; Flash- lites; News; Senior Play; Basketball 1- 2-3-4; Bowling Club 4; Basketball Cap- tain 4; Band 2-3; Class Historian 1-2-3; Dance Band 3; Dance Club 2. Johnsie : One of the class brains. Usually seen with Faye. Enjoys Basketball and driving. Likes to drive Dodges. Works at Murphy’s. Hopes to be a future teacher. Famous WTords: Don't know, do you? Prefers: “Fuzzy” Activities: Basketball 1-2-3; Track 1-2-3-4; Class Secretary 1-2-3-4; Senior Chorus 3-4; Senior Play 4; Student Flashes; Sports; Flashlites Sports; Dance Club 2. Betty’’: Well liked. Good driver. Can alwavs be seen in a “56” Ford from SALLY JOHNSTON ACADEMIC BETTY KENDALL HOME ECON. JOANNE KERLIN HOME ECON. Famous Words: Oh my goodness. Prefers: Grover Activities: Bowling Club 4; Senior Play 4; Student Flashes, Co-Editor; Class Treasurer 4; Flashlites, Co-Editor. “Josie” Likes to go steady. Loves to draw. Enjoys cooking. Tallest girl in class. Enjoys studying nature. Usually seen with Nancy. RUSH KERLIN, JR. INDUSTRIAL ARTS Famous Words: “If you say so.” Prefers: Good looking women Activities: F. F. A. 1; Baseball 3-4; Soccer 4; Flashlites, Advertising; Student Flashes, Advertising; Dancing Club 2-3; Boy’s Track 1-2-3-4; Senior Play 4. “McKernaF: Future Air Force Cadet. Likes women. Hates to be broke. Also wants to be a cop. Member of the Army Reserves. HOMER LYNCH VO. AGRI. Famous Words: You all come. Prefers: Women Activities: F. F. A. 1-2-3-4; Student Flashes, News; Flashlites, News. “Homer”: Member of Army Reserves. Likes to drive Ford convertible. Prefers Nancy. HILDA MARTZ COMMERCIAL Famous Words: I guess so. Prefers: To watch wrestling matches. Activities: Bowling Club 4; Student Flashes, Clubs; Flashlites, Clubs. “Hilda”: Likes to roller skate. CHAUNCEY McGARVEY IND. ARTS Famous Words: Yep! that’s right. Prefers: Kay and broadsiding his “Mere“. “Mostly Kay.” Activities: Baseball 3-4; Track 3-4; Soccer 4; Student Flashes; Flashlites; Senior Play. “Mac”: Usually seen driving a “Blue Dragon Wagon” and seen with Bill Tritle and Nancy Pyle. DALE MELLOTT ACADEMIC Famous Words: You know. Prefers: Driving and girls Activities: Baseball 1; Track 1-2-3-4; Senior Play; Student Flashes; Flash- lites: Asst. Manager of Soccer, Baseball, and Basketball 2; Manager of Soccer, Baseball, and Basketball 3-4. “Dale”: Member of National Guard. Al- ways seen driving a two-tone Dodge. Enjoys playing trumpet. Likes to talk to girls. t HUEY MELLOTT ACADEMIC Famous Words: You don't know, do you? O. K., punk. Prefers: Staying away from girls Activities: Student Flashes; Flashlites; Track 3-4. Rastus : Member of National Guard. Likes to cowboy. ROBERT SEIDERS VOC. AGRI. Famous Words: I don’t care. Prefers: Night Life Activities: F.F.A. 1-2-3-4; Student Flashes. Boh : Member of National Guard. Likes Chevys. Dislikes working at Murphy’s. Prefers Nancy. MARY ALICE SIPE HOME EGON. Famous Words: All sugar. Prefers: James Activities: Dancing Club 2; Student Flashes; Flashlites; Track 3-4. ‘Maude”: Is loads of fun. Likes to drive fast. Always seen with Helen, Betty, and Libby. Ready for a good laugh. HELEN SIPES COMMERCIAL Famous Words: Well, Gee-Whiz. Prefers: Driving Activities: Dancing Club 2; Bowling Club 4; Basketball 1; Flashlites; Student Flashes. Lonnie”: Always laughing. Enjoys driv- ing fast. A good pal of Betty and Mary. Likes a good joke. NANCY SOUDERS COMMERCIAL Famous Words: Do Tell. Prefers: Shorthand Activities: Bowling Club 4; Senior Play; Class Treasurer 1-2; School Treasurer 4; Student Flashes, Co-Editor; Flash- lites, Co-Editor. “Nan”: Enjoys reading. Likes humorous movies. Steers clear of boys. Usually seen with Joanne. A brain of the class. BEULAH SOWERS HOME ECONOMICS Famous Words: That’s about the size of it. Prefers: Buicks Activities: Basketball 2-3; Track 3-4; Senior Chorus 3-4; Senior Play; Student Flashes, Advertising; Flashlites, Adver- tising. “BEULAH : Likes red Buicks. Most often seen with Betty Kendall. Enjoys sports. CU Witt Senior Bequest Heir Helen Bain Loyalty to one boy Pearl Abbott Maynard Bard llappy-golucky attitude Heed Richards Monty Burrall Frame for marriage certificate Bill Tritle Marvin Buterbaugh Brilliant mind Marlin Glee Phil Carnochan Crew cut Daniel Carbaugh Pat Christian Hope for a hope chest Jane Humbert Don Chubb Slowness of action Dave Kendall Ed Culler Basketball uniform Fred Sheeder Wanda Crouse Book satchel Nancy Tavlor Betty Daniels Ability to hold her man Nancy Everetts Alvin Doyle Taxi service Skip Harris Lee Glazier Wavy hair Jim Chestnut J. Faye Gordon Seat in home ec. class Nancy Horton Milford Hann Freedom from worn Richard Hot Elizabeth Hehnan Sweet disposition Kay Mills Fred Humbert Bashfulness Toad McQuade Sally Johnston Chemistry notebook George Shearer Hush Kerlin Freckles Leroy Buterbaugh Betty Kendall Late hours Janet Mellott Joanne Kerlin Artistic skill Madeline Sowers Homer Lynch Swimming ability James Mellott Hilda Martz Winning smile Shirley Smith Chauncey McGarvey Racing skill James Gordon Dale Mellott Position of sport's manager Harry Hill Huey Mellott Carefree heart Marvin Peck Hobert Seiders Sideburns John Smith Helen Sipes All of her troubles Frank Skiles Mary Alice Sipe Hot temper Dollie Mellott Nancy Souders Typing skill Chester Feagley Beulah Sowers Rolling pin Ellen Sipe 9nia(jine Phil Camochan Pat Christian Fred Humbert Sally Johnston Nancy Souders Beulah Sowers Marvin Buterbaugh Don Chubb Elizabeth Helman Betty Kendall Mary Alice Sipes Wanda Crouse Joanne Kerlin Helen Sipes Ed Culler Sonny Hann Rush Kerlin Bob Seiders Maynard Bard Betty Daniels J. Faye Gordon Homer Lynch .... Worrying about the future. Dale Mellott Helen Bain .Not writing letters to Ronald. Alvin Doyle Lee Glazier .. Spending weekends at home. Hilda Martz Chauncev McGarvey Huey Mellott Monty Burrall 1st. Row: Willis Kerlin, Elvin Huntsberger, David Kendall, Bill Tritie, Fred Sheeder, Gary Hendershot, Dick Carbaugh, Fred Stenger, Jim Gordon, Mack Shives. 2nd. Row: Mrs. Garland, Naomi Strait, Jane Humbert, Dorothy Harr, Mary Carbaugh, Dollie Mellott, Sally Helman, Sue Welsh, Sharon Mellott, Donna Cooper. 3rd. Row: Nancy Pyle, Kay Souders, Nancy Taylor, Daisy Everts, Janet Mellott, Marie Sebum, Gail Hann, Doris Harris, Kathaleen Hill, Mr. Chaney. 4th. Row: John Carbaugh, Frank Skiles, Harry Bain, Ned Cornelius, Jim Chestnut, Alan Cover, Dick Ray, Ernest Harris, Alan Seiders, John Hann, Bob Kendall, Fred Burke. President.....................Ernest Harris Secretary Doris Harris Vice President.................Nancy Taylor Treasurer Fred Stenger Advisers.................Mona Fern Garland Arnold F. Chaney The junior class got into the full swing of activities at the beginning of the school term 1955-56 by having two square dances during the early fall. Other activities of the year were bake sales, a spring square dance, and a skating party for the class members and their guests. Spring, this year as always, was a very busy one for the jolly juniors as they worked together: planning, cooking and serving a banquet in honor of the senior class. They were quite busy, also, as they planned and decorated, preparing for the big night, “The Junior and Senior Prom.” This event was made possible by the class of 1957. 'ofJh oni ore aSS Top: Mr. McLaughlin, Gary Tritle, W illiam Haim, Chester Feaglev, Larry Cisaey, IL.rold Clouser, Reed Richards, Jim Seville, Parker Crouse. Second: Melvin Strait, George Shearer, Cluirles Crouse, Eugene Stenger, Marlin Glee, Marvin Peck, Maynard Gress, Donald Bard, Ronald Richards, Carl Gordon, Ronald Sipes, Harry Hill, Mrs. Largent. Third: Victor Glee, Gerald Wible. Dale Kendall, Pearl Abbott, Shirley Sipes, Carol Everts. Lou Sipes, Dorothy Richards, Louise Seville, George Morton, F.lwood Doyle, Nancy Shimer. Fourth: Charlotte Kuhn, Marie Howell, Nancy Everts, Delores Peck, Betty Culler, Lucille Warthin, Shirley Lynch, Shirley Smith, Ruth Sipes, Nancy Sipes, Jean Johnston, Maxine Fix. President......................Larry Cisney Secretary......................Betty Culler Vice President...............Delores Peck Treasurer.................Lucille Warthin Advisers....................Lenore Largent Wayne McLaughlin The students of the 10th grade have had various activities in the school term, 1955-56. To begin with, they sold refreshments at all the games to make money for the class treasury. They also had several food sales. Later in the year they sold such articles as hand cream and deodorant. To furnish some pleasure for the class and their friends, they went on a roller-skating party at Bedford. First Row: Ramona Bard, Rosella Pittman, Joyce Ramsey, Jane Harris, June Souders, Nancy Hunter, Patsy Carbaugh, Esther McQuade, Beverly Hill, Mars’ Lee Everts, Barbara Spriggs. Second Row: Gale Helman, Carol Smith, Ellen Sipes, Saundra Culler, Karl Fahringer, David Kerlin, Richard Black, Glen Layton, Clair Lininger, Joe Headley, Patsy Seiders, Nellie Shives, Jean Peck, Miss Thomas. Third Row: Mr. Snyder, Francis Rotz, June Wukoson, Phyllis Karns, Robert Weaver, Harold Branche, Duane Bloom, Carl Seiders, Melsome Oliver, Richard Miller, Bill Shaffer, Bonnie Cornelius, Richard Bivens. Fourth Row: Connie Houck, Ruby Seiders, Mildred Seville, Kay Mills, Sandra Huntsberger, Bill Kendall, Marl Garlock, Richard Rotz, Nancy Horton, John Helman. Fifth Row: Dale McQuade, James Mellott, Richard Cover, Ken Strait, Gary Grissinger, Jim Snyder. President..................Bonnie Cornelius Secretary Dick Miller Vice President..............Beverly Cisney Treasurer...................... Jim Snyder Advisers......................Miss Thomas Mr. Snyder This vear a dramatic club, sponsored by the freshmen girls, has been responsible for assembly plays, presented on special occasions throughout the school year. Each production is planned and the cast selected by girls who enjoy appearing in public. On the practical side, the class has increased the treasury by food sales, besides regular monthly dues. The freshmen have also enjoyed a roller skating party. Other activities climaxed the year’s endeavors. Wible, Tom Matthews, LeRoy Buterbaugli. 2nd. Miss Dellinger, Martha Cline, Linda Richards, Delores Branche, Lois Fleming, Ruth Boden, Sally Grissinger, Patsy Peck, Linda Knepper, Bonita Kerlin, Phyllis Fix, Roger Ray, Phillip Fix, 3rd. Walter Jefferson, Ralph Sipes, Roger Hill, Paul Deshong, Richard Doyle, Sandra Anderson, Nellie Seiders, Brenda Hann, Mary Shives, Helen Barthalow, Ronald Gress. 4th. Judy Mellott, Sandra Souders, Guynethia Bard. Redith Fix, Larry Ray, Denny Orth, John Truax, Linda Cutchall, Joyce Mellott, Alma Shives, Mary Barnhart. 5th. Paul Gordon, Nancy Feagley, Joan Haim, Jerry Harness, Robert Boden, Clarence Kerlin, Mack Shaffer, Martin Sprenkle, Jean Seiders. Norma Harris. 6th. Joe Souders, Duane Ramsey, Jean Lynch, Libby Yost, Wanda Souders, Judy Hamil, Ronald Buterbaugh, Chalmer Hann. 7th. Danny Carbaugh, Charles Lynch, Myron Harr, Stanley Mellott, Rodney Burrall, Charles Ray, Ronald Englert, Gerald Ramsey, Robert Buterbaugh, David Garthoff, Mr. Chubb. President...................Eddie Anderson Secretary Lois Fleming Vice President..............David Garthoff Treasurer..................LeRoy Buterbaugh Advisers ....................Miss Dollinger Mr. Chubb The eighth grade boys and girls participated in many activities in the school term beginning 1955-56. At Christmas time they joined in the spirit of good will by decorating the home rooms and exchanging gifts. In January the class went on a roller skating party at Red Bridge Skating Rink. To finish the year’s activities, a bake sale was held by the class for the purpose of raising funds for their treasury. even th (jrcl de Bottom How: Janet Marshall, Kosulee Brown, Nancy Mellott, Linda Kendall, Judy Shore, Judy Peck, Vera Beauchamp, Nancy Fix, Karen Hamil, Judy Ray. 2nd Row: Tommy Spriggs, Joe Graham, Carol Welsh, Patsy Matthews, Roger Mills, Roger Doyle, John Smith, Dick Truax, Ray Miller, Gene Kerlin, Morris Suders, Merrill Harr, Clair Carbaugh, Richard Pyle. 3rd Row: Sharon Kendall, Sandra Cutchall, Cindy Kies, Freeda Everts, Charles Fore, Barry Chaney, Richard Shearer, Fred Culler, Dennis Mellott, John Camochan, Richard Lake, Donald Peck, William Smith, Stanley Seiders, Thomas Morton. 4th Row: Judy Bain, Arlene Fix, Sylvia Rot ., Wilma Miller, Alice Skiles, Sharon Garland, Annabelle Mellott, Predita Shaw, Fred Hamil, Lament Brady, Jack Sipes. 5th Row: Mr. Creager, Nancy Burker, Kathaleen Hunter, Judy Snyder, Mary Black, Jeanette Lister, Frank Lynch, Evelyn Ramsey, Mary Barmont, Patsy Mellott. Top Row: John Bishop, Reed Englert, Donald Helman, Lee Seiders, Lorraine Cordon Kay Abbott, Roger Seville, Fred Shives, Robert Weller, Egons Zomerfelds, Mr. Clouser. President .... Vice President Secretary .... Treasurer Richard Shearer . .. .John Smith . .. .Fred Culler .. . Roger Doyle Advisers................................Mr. Creager Formerly, Mr. Clouser Now, Mr. Karasac cer First Row: Chauncey McGarvey, Hush Kcrlin, Alvin Doyle. Second Row: Mr. McLaughlin, Charles Crouse, Bill Tritle, Willis Kerlin, Phil Carnochan, Ed Culler, Ronald Mellott, Maynard Bard, Dale Mellott. Bottom Row: Dale McQuade, Gerald Wible, Fred Sheeder, Marvin Buterbaugh, Sonny Hann, Bob Kendall, Dick Ray, Bill Kendall, Dave Kendall. SCORE SEPTEMBER 20 BUCHANAN HOME 1-0 WON SEPTEMBER 27 HANCOCK HOME 3-1 WON SEPTEMBER 29 GREEN HILL AWAY 3-0 WON SEPTEMBER 30 HUSTONTOWN HOME 3-0 WON OCTOBER 6 HUSTONTOWN AWAY 2-1 WON OCTOBER 7 GREEN HILL HOME 1-0 WON OCTOBER 11 HANCOCK AWAY 1-2 LOST OCTOBER 13 GREEN HILL AWAY 2-0 WON OCTOBER 14 HUSTONTOWN HOME 3-0 WON OCTOBER 20 GREEN HILL HOME 1-1 TIE OCTOBER 21 HUSTONTOWN AWAY 1-1 TIE The McConnellsburg H. S. Soccer Team had one of its best years. In the Fulton County League, our boys came to the end of the season unbeaten. The team lost one non-league game to Hancock. The season’s record was eight wins, two ties, and one loss. Milford Hann and Marvin Buterbaugh were the high scorers in a season which ended in our winning the League Championship. termite Thai I 3 earn First Row: Dick Cover, Dale McQuadc, Duane Ramsey, Glenn Layton, Second Row: Beverly Cisney, Ellen Si pc. Jean Seidcrs, Patsy Seiders, Nellie Shives. The McConnellsburg Track Team under the coaching of Mr. F. J. Wible experienced one of its best years, winning the annual county meet. They placed first of the five class B schools competing. Patsy Seiders took first place in the 50 yard dash and the girls’ broad jump. Nellie Shives placed first in the girls’ high jump. Glenn Layton and Paid Deshong were second and third in the boys’ 50 yard dash. Dale McQuade took third place in the boys 100 yard dash and second place in the high jump. £aJ,J( 1st: Coach McLaughlin, Fred Sheeders, Marvin Buterbaugh, Ed Culler, Milford lionn, Bill Tritle. 2nd: Willis Kerlin, Cliauncey McGarvey, Gerald Wible, Dale McQuade, Dick Ray, Phil Carnochan, Dide Mellott. McConnellsburg’s team compiled a not too impressive record in the baseball diamond last year. Of the nine games, Coach McLaughlin won one game with St. Thomas and one with Green Hill, losing seven. The team, however, was almost entirely composed of underclassmen, losing only two players through graduation, leaving a veteran team for 1956. There were several players including Ed Culler, Marvin Buterbaugh, Milford Hann, and Dale McQuade who sported fine batting averages and are expected to furnish good stick work in 1956. EL ih 1st row: Wayne McLaughlin, Gerald Wible, Bob Kendall, Fred Sheeder, Parker Crouse, Melvin Strait, Bill Tritle, Dale Vlellott. 2nd row: Willis Kerlin, Dale McQuade, Milford llann, Marvin Buterbaugh, Edgar Culler, Phil Carnoehan. COACH-Wayne McLaughlin MANAGER-Dale Mellott The McConnellsburg High School Blue Devils of 1956 number four seniors among their players. Milford Harm and Marvin Buterbaugh led the team in scoring. Hann, with his ability to fake opponents, took care of the pivot spot. Ed Culler, a driving type of player, and Phil Carnoehan, a set shot and floor man were the guards. 1 he Blue Devils averaged 55.6 points per game. The team opened this season with seven victories in their first 8 games. Their biggest achievement was a 45—43 overtime score won from Buchanan. Mr. William Snyder, George Shearer, Charles Crouse, Harry Hill, Parker Crouse, Melvin Strait, Elwood Doyle, George Morton, Dick Miller, Jimmy Snyder, Harold Branche, William Kendall, Gerald Wible. Under the direction of Coach Snyder the McConnellsburg Joint School Junior Team, which consists of Freshmen and Sophomores, enjoyed another successful season. From an inexperienced group in November emerged a determined team that displayed the spirit that will in future years carry on the excellent record that the Blue Devils have enjoyed. The team has won five games with the following opponents: Two with Fannett Metal, One each with St. Thomas, Hancock, Buchanan. The first Five High Scorers are as follows: Gerald Wible with 67 points Melvin Strait with 21 points Harold Branche with 49 points Parker Crouse with 37 points Harry Hill with 9 points Wilt e -AntfJs COACH CLARA BLAKER Front Row: Doris Harris, Kay Mills, Joyce Ramsey, Carol Everts, Beverly Cisney. Back Row: Kathleen Hill, Lou Sipes, Dorothy Harr, Beverly Hill, Miss Blaker, Gail Mann, Nancy Johnston, Faye Gordon, Nancy Horton. Membership in the girls basketball team is open to all high school girls interested in athletic activities. However, this year, only two of the members of the varsity six are Seniors. As the majority, the players are freshmen, the girls have had to make up for their lack of height and experience by determination and energy. Although not every game has led to victory, the White Angels have learned leadership and better sportsmanship. QJs' 1st How—N. Pyles, N. Taylor, K. Souders, K. Hill, D. Harr. 2nd Row—Miss Blaker, L. Sipes, C. Everts, C. Kuhn, R. Seiders, G. Helman, N. Everts. 3rd Row—M. Howell, B. Kendall, K. Mills, N. Sipes, N. Horton, B. Cisney, II. Bain. The- McConnellsburg High School girls’ track team of 19.55 entered three dual meets and Fulton County Field Meet under the coaching of Mr. McLaughlin. The girls had entries in the 50 yard dash. 75 yard dash, standing broad jump, running broad jump, high jump and circular relay (440). In each event the squad made a very creditable showing. They won a number of first place medals. This year's group of try-outs shows definite promise of not only being able to uphold past records but also to add achievements of their own. 1st Row—P. Carnochan, B. Tritle, G. Wible, D. McQuade, S. llann, M. Buterbaugh, E. Culler. 2nd Row—D. Mellott, B. Morton, E. Doyle, A. Doyle, H. Mellott, D. Chubb, G. Shearer, C. Crouse. 3rd Row—D. Kendall, H. Hill, B. Kendall, D. Ray, and Coach C. Owen Fries. The McConnellsburg Joint School Track Team of 1955 rated second of the four Class A schools competing in the annual Fulton County Field Meet. The contestants finished six points behind the winning team, Hustontown. Although the team lost six of its members by graduation, a large number of last year’s squad will report for training to carry on the fine records of the past. Adviser — Mrs. Lenore Largent First Row—Helen Sipes, Helen Bain, Hilda Martz, Sharon Mellott, Mrs. Largent, Nancy Sipes, Marie Sebum, Daisy Everts, Janet Mellott. Second Row—Betty Daniels, Lucy Warthin, Ruby Seiders, Dorothy Richards, Shirley Smith, Ruth Sipes, Carol Everts, Lou Sipes, Dorothy Harr, Sally Helman, Mary Carbaugh. Third Row—Nancy Pyle, Joann Kerlin, Nancy Souders, Sally Johnston, Faye Gordon, Doris Harris, Gail Hann, Sue Welsh, Kathy Hill. Fourth Row—Nancy Taylor and Kay Souders. This club is a newlv organized club in McConnellsburg Jt. High School this year. It is now only open to 10th, 11th, and 12th graders due to the short length of time it has to meet and a full quota of members at the present time. Under the supervision of Mrs. Lenore Largent, the members of this club meet every Monday and Tuesday, during the last period and bowl with their respective teams in tournament bowling. This club was organized to enable the girls to obtain a sense of fair play as well as to give them a clear understanding of true sportsmanship. Kay Souders Nancy Taylor Sharon Mellott Dressed in the blue and white uniforms of the band, three highstepping majorettes provide a colorful front for the musicians in parades. Each year the band presents a march number at the Spring Concert featuring a twirling exhibition by the majorettes who also present their routines at each public appearance of the entire organization. They also achieved popularity by the precision with which they execute their intricate twirls. Mr. Ench—Jeanette Lister, Nancy Horton, Richard Shearer, Charles Crouse, Don Chubb, Gerald Wible, Beverly Cisney. Herbert Ankrom, Dale Mellott, Larry DeShong, Grace Lake, Laraine Gordon, Eunice Mellott, Jean Decker, Marvin Buterbaugh, Ronald Vance. Beverly Hill, Joyce Mellott, Joyce Ilollinshead, Betty Strait, Fred Culler, Elba Ankrom, June Strait, Richard Black, Joanne Miller, Barry Chaney, Martin Sprenkle, Lamont Brady, David Lake, Fred Stenger, Randy Strait, Parker Crouse. Betty Culler, Linda Wermick, Dorothy Harris, Ana Deshong, Nancy Strait, Wanda Crouse, George Shearer, Ernest Harris, Larry Cisney, Lee Glazier. Nancy Pyle, J. Faye Gordon, Larry Chubb, Joanne Bard, Harold Clouser, Martha Cline. Sharon Mellott, Nancy Taylor, Kay Souders. President Vice President Secretary Manager........ Parker Crouse .Faye Gordon . . Betty Culler , . .Lee Glazier Assistant Manager ...............Fred Stenger Librarian...............................Nancy Pyle Assistant Librarian...........Charles Crouse Conductor.................................Mr. Enck The McConnellsburg Joint School Band is composed of students interested in playing band music. The band rehearses three times per week and is joined by the most advanced students from the Green Hill School, on Thursday evenings. During the school term the band prepares for the Spring Concert and for the various summer activities as this is one of the school organizations that function throughout the entire year. The band presents concerts in the community and also travel to neighboring towns where it has become very popular and is in demand by many organizations. Several of the members have played on District and All-State Bands, also the F. F. A. Band at Harrisburg and Penn State University. Last year Dr. Peter Buys at Hagerstown, Maryland was the guest conductor for our annual concert. He praised the group for their outstanding performance of his own compositions. Several graduates are now playing with their respective College bands and are receiving a great deal of pleasure, as well as valuable experience from their training received in the school band. ? . —jenior a or us 1st Row: Larry Chubb, Carl Gordon, Harry Hill, Melvin Strait, Parker Crouse, Don Chubb, Maynard Gress, Marlin Glee. Kenneth Glazier, Kay Souders, Nancy Pyle, Nancy Taylor, Beulah Sowers, Betty Kendall, Pat Christian, Pearl Abbott, Wanda Crouse, Ernest Harris. Nancy Everts, Sallv Heknan, Kathleen Hill, Gail Harm, Doris Harris, Grace Kerlin, Lou Sipes, Shirley Sipes. The Senior Chorus is the largest voeal Musical organization in the school. The aim of this organization is to train the members in ensemble singing. The membership is limited to students in grades nine, ten, eleven, and twelve. The Chorus is divided into two groups. The sopranos, altos, and basses hold weekly rehearsals of an hour each Thursday. The sopranos and altos also rehearse regularly as an independent organization. Each spring the two groups present a concert, in addition to then singing for Assembles and the annual County Institute. They appear in community programs throughout the school year. Sen i or CAST Henry K. Dodson.............Milford Hann Angela Warren..........................Pat Christian Dr. Win. Jackson..........Phil Carnochan Miss Holt.................J. Faye Gordon Patricia Pryor.......................Sally Johnston Dorothy Carleton ............Betty Kendall Charlotte Nelson.....................Nancy Souders Director ..................................... Prompter...................................... Jack Benson..........Cliauncey McGarvey Jonathan Puckett....................Dale Mellott Miss Cordelia Puckett.............Joanne Kerlin Miss Dovie Finkledink.....Wanda Crouse Dodie Blake.......................Beulah Sowers Demented Patient....................Rush Kerlin Little Girl .....................Barbara Shore ...........................C. B. Chubb .......................... Helen B. Bain Wow! Leave it to young Bill Jackson to get himself into a terrible jam. But can you blame him for not correcting a wrong impression when fifty thousand dollars ($50, XK)) is at stake? You see . . . Bill is a Dr. of Philosophy and a college professor, which means he really can be called Dr. all right. But his financee, Angela has a wealthy, cranky uncle, Henry k. Dodson, who likes medical doctors but is prejudiced against professors. So when Angela brings Bill to meet Uncle Henry at the hospital and introduces him as Dr. Jackson, Uncle Henry thinks he is a surgeon . . . and no one corrects him because he promised to give Angela and Bill $50,000 for the first life Bill saves. From then on, Bill is called upon to help in several humorous emergencies until a patient suddenly developes appendicitis. Other persons who kept the play rolling were Jack, the witty orderly, funny Dovie Finkledink, Puckett, the jolly patients, pretty nurses, personable Bill, and attractive Angela. From start to finish there was never a dull moment in the fast-moving, rib-splitting fun. President — Mack Shaffer Adviser — Mr. Chester Creager Vice President — Eddie Anderson Secretary-Treasurer — Larry Hay Jr. Ili-Y is a club program for boys of the 7th, 8th, and 9th grades; twelve to fifteen years of age. It is carried on under guidance of Y. M. C. A. Its purpose is best expressed in their pledge: As members of Jr. Hi-Y of the “Young Mens Christian Association”, it is our purpose to strengthen our bodies, develop our minds, worship God, and work together for a finer community, and a better world. The programs are varied! Some of them concern character building, some deal with sportsmanship, and others have to do with entertainment. As an organization based on Christian principles, the Junior Hi-Y Club emphasizes the spiritual side of life. First row: Roger Doyle, Paul Gordon, Roger Ray, Dick Doyle, Phillip Fix, Clair Lininger, Jack Sipes, Kenny Wible, Glenn Layton, Joe Graham. Second row: Bonnie Harr, Sally Grissinger, Sandra Senders, Ellen Sipes. Evelyn Ramsey, Kay Ablxjtt, Linda Catchall, Judy Shore, Joyce Mellott, Nancy Mellott, Linda Wermick. Third row: Miss Lepley, Marie Garlock, Jean Seiders, Jerry Harness, Bob Weaver, Mary Black, Jeanette Lister, Mary Bannont, Connie Hauck, Nonna Harris, Guynetliia Bard, Judy Peck, Nancy Fix. Fourth row: Vera Beauchamp, Linda Kendall, Duane Ramsey, Jean Peck, Ramona Bard, Beverly Hill, Rodney Burrall, Kenneth Strait, Judy Mellott, Martha Cline, Patsy Seiders, Redith Fix, Janet Marshall. Fifth row: Predita Shaw, Mack Shaffer, Joyce Ramsey, Sharon Kendall, Judy Ray, Patsy Matthews, Denny Mellott, Johnny Carnochan, Morse Suders, Donald Peck, Dorothy Harris, Sandra Alderson, Freda Everts, Karen Hamil, Judy Bain. Sixth row: Sandra Cutchall, Richard Black, Eddie Anderson, Patsy Peek, Phyllis Fix, Lorranie Gordon, Patsy Mellott, Nancy Burke, Mary Slaves, Kathy Hunter, Bonita Kerlin, Sylvia Rotz, Arlene Fix, Cindy Kies. The Junior Chorus is made up of volunteer members of the Seventh, Eighth, and Ninth grades interested in attaining further training in part singing. Those boys and girls interested in increasing their knowledge of vocal music later become a part of the Senior Chorus and help to replace the seniors as they graduate. The junior choristers combine with the seniors in presenting the annual Spring Concert. They hold rehearsals once each week during the activity period. a eerfea ilers Our cheerleaders direct the student body in organized cheering and attempt to promote good sportsmanship. With their quick motions and clear voices, they add to the thrill of our games. Each year a captain is chosen by the members of the cheering squad. For the year 1955-56. Nancy Pyles was elected captain. The six members of the squad are in the 9th, 10th, and 11th grade. The cheer- leaders accompany the teams to their home and away games, trying to cheer them to victory. The girls hold pep rallies in the school auditorium before every home game hoping to get the students to support their teams. The cheerleaders advisor, Miss Blaker, gave them helpful advice about the improvement of their cheerleading. future 1st. Row: Linda Catchall, Karen Haniil, Sandra Aklerson, Evelyn Ramsey, Judy Mcllott, Elizabeth Yost, Judy Haniil, Sandra Culler. 2nd. Row: Sharon Kendall, Judy Ray, Nancy Fix, Patricia Davis, Lois Fleming, Dianne Keiper, Connie Warthin, Patsy Matthews. The McConnellsburg Joint High School Band is indeed fortunate in having such a large group of future majorettes. They are in constant training to perfect their techniques necessary to become majorettes of the band. These future majorettes are under the supervision and direction of the High School Majorettes. First Row: William Ilann, Reed Richards, Alen Siders, C. B. Chubb, Frank Skiles, Ronald Englert, Ralph Sipes, Jim Seville. Second Row: John Tmax, Ronald Sipes, Mack Shives, Homer Lynch, Phillip Fix, Charles Ray, Bob Kendall, John Miller, Stanley Mellott. Third Row: Duane Ramsey, Jerry Harness, Dick Doyle, Don Gress, Ed Anderson, Fred Burke, Maynard Gress, Roger Hill, Bob Seiders. Fourth Row: Bob Boden, Denny Orth, Alvin Doyle, Ronald Richards, Bill Harris, Fred Humbert, Don Chubb, Edgar Culler. This organization is composed of high school boys enrolled in the vocational agriculture course. It tries to give its members the opportunity of holding meetings, thus developing practical knowledge of parliamentary procedure. Each year the F. F. A. the Blair—Bedford—Fulton area also the chapter annually initiates the ninth grade boys who wish to become members. Requirements for membership consist of passing a test and carrying an approved project. The members attend area and state fairs where they participate in judging contests and observe new farming methods. Don Chubb represented the McConnellsburg chapter in the F. F. A. State Band at this year’s Farm Show in Harrisburg. Fred Humbert was official delegate of the organization. The local chapter grew three and one half acres of corn on the two lots adjoining the school grounds, the boys also raised money by the sale of onions which the members sell throughout the community. Stir (flaas of HiahrB to ©hank (§nr 8 jjottaorB citrons Rev. and Mrs. David Hoover Mr. and Mrs. J. Raymond DeShong Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Taylor Mr. and Mrs. William H. Kerlin Mr. and Mrs. Rush A. Kerlin Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Boyer Mr. and Mrs. Parker H. Crouse Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Boyer Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mack Mr. and Mrs. Harry Grissinger Mrs. Lloyd Carbaugh Mr. C. B. Chubb Mr. Arnald F. Chaney Mr. Finlay J. Wiblc Doris Jean Swisher Melvin R. Strait. Jr. Harry Eugene Bain Richard G. Carbaugh Richard Rotz Mr. and Mrs. Morrow Johnston Mr. and Mrs. Herman Seiders Janet E. Mellott Dora Seville Louise Seville Jean Johnston Sally Lynch Mr. and Mrs. Alvey Souders Dorothy Richards Pfc. Ronald N. Harris Dorothy Harris Eugene Mellott Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kauffman Mr. and Mrs. Ira W. 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