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

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1957 volume:

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QL A yi, ,M ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY SEN IORS CLASSES SPORTS ACTIVITIES ADVERTISEMENTS Four long years ago we started to high school as freshmen anxiously awaiting the day when We could say I'm a seniorf, At last that day has arrived and those four long years, now seem very, very short. During our high school days We have enjoyed many class activities, athletic events, and many other accomplishments. In presenting this yearbook we hope to show, in a small Way, some of the unforgettable memories of our high school life. l Lites to Miss Geraldine Thomas. The Senior Class of McConnellsburg Joint High School proudly dedicates this 1957 edition of Flash- lites to Miss Geraldine Thomas. Her untiring patience and understanding manner in dealing with our class has borne witness to the out- standing character she possesses. We hope in the days to come we may reflect the spirit she has revealed and practice the truths she has shown. D. ALVIN PETE CRCUSE The Senior Class of 1957 wishes to pay special tribute to the memory of a person whose familiar face has long been a part of the McConnellsburg High School scene. Mr. Crouse spent 26 continuous years keeping the school plant neat, homelike and acceptable for all. Perhaps the greatest tribute We can pay to Pete is in saying, He made our years in school much more cheerful and is deeply missed by students and faculty alike. Admin tration wiv MV 1' . N S K vl'?'T5':1:, . KR,?f.u -,vi x , 73513512 ,iq-3?7y':',.f5 Q' . - 9 :ff'l' Y-1'f1v,lw' , LY? jg Q .QQI5f.-:'6.i,'f1 f'N 'fi lf , .-,N V - .w Q eil -.mf-, N 1 M11 5' Q. '-.5,fgVgxf,L.9 ,.- 1 ,-.,, 1. N, ,4.,.,.-1, 1-.V ,K T , Ar,,,,,. -:- ,j4,.5,4L.-5,-,. Nw! .gd jf.-.4-,1p 1 1 'Y' X .Q .,., 'Y -'.-1-fn.-fp' ' mwyi Liu J' '51 1' V' HJ Lrg:-,.f My . ,QU :Tl -N -7-'fi' '-,fx-P ' ' ,: ,,f ,sn fi ' au f.-' -Q' 'Hn V .,L. .V- ' 'iz . ' xv . X , ' 5 ,,,,. . - -'I L ., -P f ' , , ,, ..,,g. 1f,,...,.+4-X. Marlin A. Shearer FACULTY evwfmlzfWAnwnz xW?un3'wz:mQWfwrw2lw a3 Pennsylvania State University B.S. M.S. ' Finlay J. Wible Shippensburg State Teachers College Pennsylvania State University M. Ed. Geraldine Thomas Wilson College-A.B. Pennsylvania State University-M.A. , ,f I Nancy L. Eyer Susquehanna University-B.S. William C. Snyder Shippensburg State Teachers College B.S. I Chester Creager Shippensburg State Teachers College B.S. i c. B. Chubb , FACULTY Wayne McLaughlin Shippensburg State Teachers College University of Maryland M. Ed. Julia Davis Kathryn Neal Indiana State Teachers College B.S. Edinboro State Teachers College B.S. Arnold F. Chaney Shippensburg State Teachers College B.S. Ronald L. Maurer Shippensburg State Teachers College B.S. Elizabeth Paylor Shippensburg State Teachers College B.S. FACULTY Wil-as New il A John Ragtik Indiana State Teachers College John Enck Mansfield State Teachers College Freda Harris-R.N. University of Pennsylvania Shippensburg State Teachers College Kathryn Stevens Secretary Martin L. Sadler Edinboro State Teachers College Max Stenger Industrial Arts 4--1 ff 1. .+ w 1 QL TA- , Q . A SWE' ' . 1, ,X I1 Agg.f,mA 3 1,5 , f f 1 .Q 15,1 I ,NI - f 1734 I Lv... 4 i W . 3 Iwi-at ZZCASMH: .-4 r .. Q , 42:1-'f.'H f -fy 1 f I gfffrrg , gif- my 433.17 LP: x -La .,-I - :V '1.' ': .nf ' ' in a. .n ' f IU Q , f?-' '1 . fi 1. 11 is ,V .-K, V z - JL 541- -V A f':,,, . 5 bg fs, 1 x L , 4 -J' -'.' 'fviffv-.4-,ij ,, , f- ,-.1.:1,: -' ,.,..'A. wx -1 f- f.'-,gwvmfrpy-3' 4. 3 E President ...,., . . .Ernest Harris Vice President .... .... F red Stenger Secretary ...,. .... D oris Harris Treasurer .... . . Sharon Mellott Class Motto We sail on the seas of ambitiong May we anchor in the harbor of success Class Flower Pink Carnation Class Colors Pink and Charcoal Grey VN Class Song Now is the Hour Now is the hour When we must say good-bye To all our friends At McConnellsburg High. As we go out To meet our destinies May we look back Upon our memories. Now is the hour That we've been waiting for. And it slowly passes To return no more. Seniors we are, TomorroW's al-um-ni. Sailing so nobly forth Upon life's sea. HARRY EUGENE BAIN IND. ARTS Gene,' Prefers: Sports Friend to all people-Likes taking trips-Plans to make lots of money. F.F.A.-1 Student Flashes- Ind. Arts-1-2-3 FREDDIE R. BURKE VOC. AGR. Albuquerque, Prefers: Teasing Usually seen looking for girls. I don't care F.F.A.-1-2-3-4 MARY R. CARBAUGH COMMERCIAL Rosie Prefers: Going steady with Roy Likes riding in a green '53 Ford-En joys work- ing at Murphy's-Enjoys bookkeeping, driving, and movies-Saturday night is forever. You're Kiddin' ! Business Club-4 Bowling-3 Student F lashes-Co'editor Flashlites RICHARD G. CARBAUGH VOC. AGR. Dick Prefers: Hunting Likes to run around-Dislikes work-Often with Gary-Likes to sleep. I suppose F.F.A.-1-2-3-4 JIM CHESNUT VOC. AGR. Cowboy Prefers: Horses and dogs Pal of Gary-Gayle Helman special. Okay, okay, F.F.A.-1-2-3-4 F.F.A. Treasu okay !' ' rer-4 NED W. CORNELIUS IND. ARTS KKNed73 Prefers: Going to school Doesn't like girls-Rather tricky at times- Dislikes working at Murphy's-Can be seen at the pool room. No Kiddin Band-1-2-3 F.F.A.-1 Student Flash Track-3 -4 es, Circulation vi ALLEN LEE COVER IND. ARTS Cover Prefers: Hunting and fishing Always happy-Dislikes crowds-Makes a team with Dave and Bob-Likes track. Definitely so ! F.F.A.-1 Track-2-3-4 JAMES GORDON VOC. AG. lKJirn7? Prefers: Mary and Plymouths Friend of John and Skip-Helper to all at all timeswGoes to night school-Likes to argue with Mr. Chubb-Has definite ideas. It's all right F.F.A.-1-2-3-4 President F.F.A.-4 Student Flashes, Reporter GAIL FAITH HANN COMMERCIAL Faith Prefers: Dates and sports Can be seen with Doris, Kate, or Janet-Enjoys driving her Olds-Always has a friendly smile- Interested in sportsiBasketball captain-Likes square dancing and dates-Natural blonde- Future secretary. Laugh! I tho't I'd die Basketball-1-2-3-4 Bowling ClubM3 Softball-3-4 Business Club, President-4 Track-2-3-4 Student Flashes, Features Senior Play Flashlites, Features Senior Chorus-3-4 M' .-f '0i fffff JOHN L. HANN VOC. AG. ncJOhn1x Prefers: Helen and Plymouths Favorite loafing place, ESSO Good friend of Jim and Skip Has plans for the future. How about that? F.F.A.-2-3-4 DOROTHY E. HARR COMMERCIAL i4DOt17 Prefers: Going steady with Junior Polite f Interested in sportsfe Always seen carry- ing bookkeeping book ef Likes shorthand e--Fu- ture secretary. 'LGee whiz! Business Club-4 Track-2-3-4 Basketball-3-4 Student Flashes, Sports i Softball-344 Flashlites Bowling Club-3 DORIS MAYE HARRIS COMMERCIAL 'lDoris Prefers: Driving Friend to all Likes to write poems and tell fortunes Interested in joining Navy Class artist Likes to drive Fords' Enjoys Square Dancing Fond of writing to service men. Sure you do Student Flashes, Artist Class Secretary-3-4 Senior Chorus-3-4 Flashlites Bowling 3 Senior Play Basketball Manager-3-4 Business Clube 4 Softball-3-4 Track-3-4 -,V ,f vi ERNEST L. HARRIS ACADEMIC Klskipb Prefers: Fords Enjoys working at car lot-Likes to drive Ford- Always with J im and John-Likes to cowboy- Good at rolling Plymouths over. HI-Iuh,!! Class President-3-4 Senior play Band-1-2-3-4 Flashlites, Features Business Manager-4 Student Flashes, Features Dance Band-3 GARY H. HENDERSHOT VOC. AGR. KCGary!3 Prefers: Hunting and driving Seen with Dick-Dislikes working-Always sleepy. Go Ahead F.F.A.-1-2-3-4 F.F.A.-Vice President-3 Track-3-4 Basketball-1 -4 MARY KATHLEEN HILL COMMERCIAL Kate', Prefers: 56 Fords Can always be seen with Doris-Enjoys going steady. Likes to roller skate, square dance, bowl. Interested in joining the Navy-Very fond of certain 56 Green and White Victoria Ford. You know what I mean Basketball-3 Student Flashes, Sports Softball-3 -4 F lashlites Track-2-3-4 Bowling Club-3 Senior Chorus-3-4 Business Club-4 Senior Play A. JANE HUMBERT ACADEMIC is-Tame!! Prefers: Algebra Quiet member of class-Always ready to lend a helping hand-A friend to every oneeusually seen with Dollie. Gee Whiz! Student Flashes, Features Flashlites ELVIN B. HUNTSBERGER IND. ARTS Hunts Pref ers : Sports Loves to act a clown with everyone he knows- Usually seen at the drugstoreewaiting for senior trip. Maybe tomorrow' ' Soccer44 Track- 2 -3 -4 DAVID DURELL KENDALL, JR. Dave IND. ARTS Prefers: Hunting and driving hot Buicks Dislikes boys with faster cars-Always sleepy- Usually seen at McLaughlin'sALikes blonds- Future heavy equipment operator-Likes to clown around with Cover. Want to drag? Soccer-2 -3-4 Basketball-1-2 Track-2 -3 -4 Student Flashes, Circulation Flashlites my ROBERT G. KENDALL VOC. AGR KKBOb!! Prefers: Working and hunting S-een frequently with Dick-Dates girls occa- sionally-Enthusiastic square dancer-Favors eastern end of town. Wanna go for a ride? F.F.A.-1-2-3-4, President 3, Vice President 4 Soccer 1-2-3-4 Flashlites, Sports Basketball 1-2-3-4 Class Secretary 1 Track 2-3-4 WILLIS L. KERLIN IND. ARTS KKRed,7 Prefers: Basketball Likes hot rods, shooting pool, hunting deer, Hustontown girls-Knobsville Wildcat. Who, me? Basketball-1-2 -3-4 Senior play-4 Soccer-3 -4 Baseball-2 -3 -4 Student Flashes, Circulation .f DOLLIE G. MELLOTT COMMERCIAL Dollie Prefers: Shorthand Is quiet and friendly-Enjoys Working at the Greenleaf-Usually seen with Naomi, Dorothy, or Jane-Likes a green Ford-Always doing bookkeeping-Future secretary. Gee Whiz Student Flashes, Clubs Flashlites Business Club-4 JANET ELEANOR MELLOTT HOME EC. KC-Ian!! Prefers: Bill Smiles at all timesfAlways carrying history bookeLikes a certain '49 FordfEnjoys driving -Likes to square dance. My Golly ! F.H.A.-Vice President-4 F lashlites Student Flashes, Clubs Bowling Club-3 SHARON A. MELLOTT COMMERCIAL Prefers: Weekends with a certain Lee Good treasurer-Likes Buicks and college stu- dentsfNeatfLoves to typefDislikes being teased-Has most fun driving straight-shift cars. Honestly !', Class T reasurer-1-2-4 Softballe4 School Treasurer-4 Trackffl Business Club Treasurerfll Senior class play Majorette-l-2-3-4 Student Flashes Bowling ClubA3 Flashlites I Senior Choruse4 NANCY LEE PYLE ACADEMIC KlNanCl! Prefers: Dating and having a good time Dislikes PhysicseSuits her part in the Senior playeTerrific dresserf-Loves to dancefLittle and prettyeLikes Oldsmobiles. ' ' I about croaked ! Cheerleader-2-3-4 Senior Chorus-2-3-4 Captain -3-4 Student Flashes Senior Play Flashlites Bowling Club+3 Dance Band-2-3 Track-2-3-4 District Band-V4 Band-l-2-3-4 ,, 1957 r Y 3 ! 5 i i y i 5 i i ! I HAROLD RICHARD RAY IND. ARTS Dick Prefers: Hunting with license and laughing Class clown-Noisiest laugh in town-Good brat for play-Hasn't combed hair for years- Likes to sit in drugstore with the boys Hey, Man ! Soccer-1-2-3-4, Captain-4 Basketball-1 -2-4 Baseball-1 -2 -3 -4 Track-2 -3-4 Senior play Student Flashes, Sports HELEN M. SEBURN Marie HOME EC. Prefers: Driving for Lee and Sharon Friend to everyone-Apple of Toad's eye- Enjoys making different foods-Likes to dance +Likes to write to lonely soldiers-Wants to be a nurse. My word F.H.A. President-4 Senior play Student Flashes Flashlites Bowling club-3 Softball-3-4 ALLAN L. SEIDERS lKBuZZ7Y Prefers: Working nights Plans to go to night school- Pearl-'-Soda Jerk-On a diet. Well, I'l1 be! F.F.A.-1-2-3-4 Student Flashes, Clubs Flashlites VOC. AG. Big tease-Likes .4 X V' HAROLD FRED SHEEDER IND. ARTS Harter Prefers: Sports and light-haired girls Flat top-Likes Chevrolets-Good square dancerfTop flight dresserfBig felloWYUsually found in drug store. What makes the difference? Soccer-1-2 -3 -4 Bandfl Basketball-1-2-3-4 Student Flashes, Circulation Baseball-1-2-3-4 Flash Lites Track-2-3-4 Senior Play EDGAR M. SHIVES VOC. AG. CC Ck7F Prefers: Running around No worrieseLikes to have a good timeeAppears with Jim. When? Now? F.F.A.-1-2-3-4 WAYNE E. SNYDER IND. ARTS Wayne Prefers: Girls Always hot-rodding around-Favors a girl from Hustontown-Hates to studyfEngaged4L1kes outdoor life. So I did! Soccer-1-2 Basketball- 1 - 2 Track-2 -3 -4 FRED LEWIS STENGER ACADEMIC Lewie Prefers: J. Faye-University of Pittsburgh Planning to make big money-Fayels Special- Likes dancing-Goes to night school-College or else-A good Republican-Always working. I Don't Know. Band- 1 -2 -3 -4 Dance Band-3-4 Senior Play Flashlites Student Flashes-Editor Class T reasurer-3 Class Vice-President-4 NAOMI M. STRAIT COMMERCIAL Nornie Prefers: Ray Friendly-Enjoys reading-Hates teasing-likes to study-F ond of a certain green Chevy- Usually seen with Dollie-Future secretary. cnsugaru Student Flashes, Clubs Flashlites Senior Play Business Club-4, Vice-President-4 NANCY LEE TAYLOR ACADEMIC Nanc, Pref ers: College students Cute and peppy drum majorette and cheer- leader-Has no trouble Ending a date-Class brainkdislikes physics. That physics has me snowed. Cheerleader-2-3-4 Senior Chorus Track-1-2-3-4 Majorette-1-2-3-4 Class Vice-President-1-2-3 Drum Majorette-3-4 Student Flashes, Features Bowling Club-3 F lashlites Senior Play WILLIAM WAYNE TRITLE IND. ARTS 'KBill Prefers: Sports and dark-haired girls Close friend, Bob-'Likes it up the Cove - Good athlete-Curly haireHates to shave- No driver's license. Say, babel' Soccer-1-2-3-4 Band-1 Basketball-l-2-3-4 Captain- 4 Student Flashes Baseball-1-2 -3 -4 Flashlites Track-l -2 -3 -4 KATHRYN S. WELSH COMMERCIAL Sue Prefers: Weekends Baking and Cooking A good friend to allevvants to be an X-ray 'technicianAEnjoys square dancesfSupervises ClairfeLikes red and black Plymouth'sfReal cool kind. You've got me? Chorus-2 Student Flashes Flashlites Bowlingf 3 Business Clubf 4 Kathy and Ned If 7' , ,, I f, I Z ivwmt Most Studlous Jane and Fred Most Devilish Elvin and Dave A nu V ,tunnis mv await? sw 7 K 9 10111 1415161717 Z!!! f f ff 4 , Quietest Mary and Allen f 5 ,QW 7' W WH X , X ,,,,, , , Muscle Man Future Homemakers Marie and Janet EF , ff f 1 7 K V W ff ,Q Z Future Farmers Future Secretaries Class Clown Cutest Doris and Fred Dick Most Bashful Best DYCSSCC1 Most 1,1ke1y Dollie and Harry Nancv and Skxp to Succeed Z ,, - H , 2 4 ffv X! F W A Z f-1 Harry Bain ,.... Fred Burke .,.... Mary Carbaugh. . Richard Carbaugh jim Chesnut ..... Ned Cornelius ..,. Allen Cover ..... James Gordon ..,. Gail Hann .... John Hann. .. . .. Dorothy Harr .... Ernest Harris .... Doris Harris ...... Gary Hendershot. Kathaleen Hill .... Jane Humbert .... Elvin Huntsberger ........ David Kendall .... Bob Kendall .... Willis Kerlin ...i. Dollie Mellott .... Janet Mellott ..., Sharon Mellott. . . Nancy Pyle ..... Dick Ray ..... Marie Seburn .... Allan Seiders ..i. Fred Sheeder .... Mack Shives ...., Wayne Snyder ..., Fred Stenger .... Naomi Strait .... Nancy Taylor .... Bill Tritle .... . Sue Welsh ..., Place in English Class .... . . . . . Rock and Roll appreciation .....,. Counter at Murphy's. Sleeping in classes ..., Cowboy boots ...... Trickiness .... . . . Track shoes ..... Going Steady .... Basketball suit .... Place in Ag.. . . . Bankroll. . ..... . . . Reckless driving .... Eyes .,.. ..,.... Beard ..l. ...... Seat in chorus ,.., A's in Geometry ..... . Reserved seat in court .... . . Speed on wheels ...... . . Skill in basketball .... Red hair ....,.... Blushes .... .,... Parking place. . . . . Diamond ,... . . . Vocal talent ..... Good jokes .... Giggles ........, Good manners .,.. Dancing ability. . . . . Good times. . . . . Fast driving ...... Trombone .... ...... Bookkeeping book .... Majorette uniform. . . . . . Curly hair ....... Men ......,. . . .Bill Kendall .Harold Clouser . .... Mrs. Eyer . ..... Donald Bard .........Coach . . . . ,Ronald Sipes . . Donald Cover . . . . .Carl Thomas . . .Mary Shives .Buck Richards Rosaline Urban . . . . .Larry Cisney . .Alice Garland . . . .John Smith . . .Nancy Shimer . . .Carl Gordon .Richard Black . .Miss Thomas . ..... Brother Bill .Walter Rhodes Dorothy Harris . . .Carol Everts . . . .Libby Yost . .Mr. Snyder .Lamont Brady Wanda Souders .Ronald Seiders . . . .Clair cafbaugh . . . . .Jack Sipes Lucille Warthin .Dennis Mellott Chester Feagley . . .Bob Weaver . . . .Maynard Gress . .Brenda Hann Harry Bain ..,., Fred Burke ...,.. ..........Goingsteady . . . . . . .With a new Cadillac Mary Carbaugh. . . . .......,...,. Twenty and not married Richard Carbaugh Jim Chesnut ..... Allen Cover ..... Ned Cornelius .... James Gordon. . . . Gail Hann ..... John Hann ...... Dorothy Harr ...., Ernest Harris .... Doris Harris ....., Gary Hendershot. Kathaleen Hill .4.. Jane Humbert .,.. Elvin Huntsberger. . . David Kendall .... Bob Kendall ,.,. Willis Kerlin ..,. Dollie Mellott .... janet Mellott ,.., Sharon Mellott. . . Nancy Pyle .i,. Dick Ray ...... Marie Seburn. . . . . Fred Sheeder. . . . Allen Seiders .... Mack Shives .... Wayne Snyder. . , . Fred Stenger .... Naomi Strait .... Nancy Taylor .... Bill T ritle ..... Sue Welsh ..,i ......,....,................,Aminister With two hands on the steering wheel .....,..,,..,...,..Amarinesergeant . . . . . . ,Six-two tall . . , . .A Navy admiral ....r...Anoldmaid . . . .A big time gambler .........,........Withshorthair . . .Not thinking about Warfordsburg ..................Singingopera ....... Shaving . . . . .A traffic cop .............Dating ...........-..Reforming . . , .Obeying traffic signs . . . . .A Harlem Globetrotter . . . .Pushing a baby carriage . . . . . .In Bermuda shorts . . . , . .Disliking home ec. . . . , , .A beauty consultant . . .Home on Saturday night . ...... Olympic track star . . , .Not liking a good joke ..............Apolitician . . . .Conducting an orchestra ............OnadanceHoor . . , . .His own trucking company ......,...........WithanE .,........,....Beingoverweight . . . .Another Florence Nightingale ..............Teachingmath . . . .A society girl f X N , x W KW X Rx A , a , ',m i X. . N :R a n a fig ,Z , 4 -f 'NK' X , , f MV' X fm ', V Q X 3 ' X f we Q ef f :vf we? M1 X x , 0 ' 1 7 X - Nd ,Z 4 sf . f M VX X 15 F W y X? ' W , ffm X ' x f X Q X 1 f fx X X X Q if 9' wr X' n X M f fb 4, 'O ,WX 4 V f f 1+ 41 Za 'fc 1 Z Q 2 , S , , at W , X 1 f s w K l ,, J:,- 3 -M. 1 1 Nl , , K, 'Q' 5 'Z Q :ff - ' 5 f W W Q 1 5 f' A 1 l ' n 51 5 WA ' ' Q , 'fb ' , x W ' 0 'U I f , fl V? 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Second Row: Betty Culler, Jim Seville, Charles Crouse, Gene Stenger, Bill Hann, Harold Clouser, Ronald Sipes, Shirley Smith, Charlotte Kuhn, Nancy Shimer. Third Row: Elwood Doyle, Carl Thomas, Chester Feagley, Ronald Richards, Gary ffritle, Harry Hill, Maynard Gress, Nancy Sipe, Jean Johnston, Lucy Warthin. Fourth Row: Ruth Sipe, Louise Seville, Dorothy Richards, Larry Chubb, Marlin Glee, Shirley Lynch, Lou Sipe, Grace Kerlin, Shirley Sipes, Pearl Abbott. 1 JUNIOR CLASS The Junior Class of 1956-57 began the year with Mrs. Neal, who was later replaced by Mrs. Fields, as advisor of the girls and Mr. Chaney as advisor of the boys. Our social activities began with a roller skating party and square dance and ended with the cus- tomary prom and banquet. As a means of making money for our senior trip we held several food sales, sold Stanley products, and held a bazaar. OFFICERS President: Larry Cisney Vice President' Melvin Strait Secretary: Betty Culler Treasurer: Lucille Warthin 3 r i Q Front Row: Bill Kendall, Ruby Seiders, Joe Headley, Connie Albert, Richard Black, Saundra Culler. Second Row: John Helman, Ramona Bard, Dick Cover, Beverly Hill, James Mellott. Third Row: Robert Weaver, Beverly Cisney, Richard Rotz, Patsy Carbaugh, J im Snyder, Rosella Pittman. SOPHOMORE CLASS-SECTION A OFFICERS President: Richard Rotz Vice-President: June Souders Secretary: Nellie Shives Treasurer: William Shaffer, Jr f Front Row: Ellen Sipes, Glenn Layton, Patsy Seiders, Dick Miller, Bonnie Cornelius Bill Shaffer, Joyce Ramsey. Second Row: QagjryiBranche, Carol Smith, Phyllis Karns, jane Harris, Melsome Oliver J une Souders, G,aylbHelmlan, Marl Garlock. Third Row: Jean Peck, Gary Grissinger, ljancy, Horton, Larry Lester, Nellie Shives David Kerlin,gMary Everts. LL, .-.,, , Grade 10, recognizing at once the need for more money during the next three years, began a fund-raising project to obtain money for their treasury. The class earned almost two hundred dollars by selling Stanley products. They also sold hot-dogs, soft drinks, and candy at soccer and baseball games. Christmas was celebrated by a home room party for the girls and a turkey dinner down town for the boys. Spring social activities concluded with the annual class picnic. EYE Back Row: Mary Shives, Ronald Englert, Elizabeth Yost, Jerry Harness, Jean Lynch Clarence Kerlinbjoan Hann, Phyllis Fix. Middle Row: ,Nellie Seiders,cRoger Hill, Judy Mellott, Eddie Anderson, Wanda Souders Martin Sprenkle. Front Row: ,Sandra Alderson, Linda Richards, Mack Shaffer, Dorothy Harris, Paul DeShong, Lois Fleming. l 7 7 NINTH GRADE-SECTION A EEE I l l l OFFICERS President: Jerry Harness Vice President: Elizabeth Yost Secretary: Lois Fleming Treasurer: LeRoy Buterbaugh Treasurer: Sandra Souders , ,V ,ff ,V ' 'ff f, l Back Row: 'Linda Wermick, Clair Lininger, Alma Shives, Charles Ray, Martha Cline, Rodney Burrall, Joyce Mellott, Stanley Mellott. Middle Row: Norma Harris, Myron Harr, Sandra Souders, Dick Doyle, Linda Knepper, Paul Gordon, Ruth Boden, Roger Ray, Guynethia Bard. Front Row: Kenneth Wible, Bonnie Harr, George Bain, Sally Grissinger, Ralph Sipes, Patsy Peck. NINTH GRADE-SECTION B A special project of the freshman girls is their book club. In this Way books appealing to individual reading tastes are selected for leisure reading. Food sales remain the most practical method of underclassmen for adding to the treasury. Teen-age dances, sponsored by the Parent Teachers' Association, are a social feature which the freshmen have enjoyed. In the spring a roller skating party ended the class activities. e l Back Row: Cindy Kies, Fred,Shives, Judy Peck, Lamont Brady, Jeannette Lister, Danny Carbaugh, Vera Beauchamp, Clarence Shipley, Beverly Souders, Chalmery Hann. Middle Row: Nancy Burke, Charles Fore, Wilma Mil1er,Robert Buterbaugh, Sharon Garland, Frank Lynch, Annabelle Mellott, Roy Miller, Linda Cutchall, Fred Culler, Rosalee Brown, Barren Chaney, Delores Branche. Front Row: Sharon Kendall, Dick Shearer, Patsy Matthews, Tom Morton, Karen Hamil, Roger Doyle, Sandra Cutchall, Cxene Kerlin, Nancy Mellott, Clair Carbaugh, Laraine Gordon, Merrill Harr, Janet Marshall. EIGHTH GRADE-SECTION A CLASS OFFICERS President: Judy Snyder Vice President: Mary Barmont Secretary: Donald Peck Treasurer: John Smith Back Row: Patsy Mellott, Donald Helman, Carol Welsh, Egons Zomerfelds, Judy Shore Lggvid Garthoff, Evelyn Ramsey, Reed Englert, Kathy Hunter, William Spriggs Middle Row: Mary Black, Richard Lake, Brenda Hann, Dennis Mellott, Linda Kendall Joe Graham, Sylvia Rotz, John Smith, Judy Bain, Morris Suders, Mary Barmont Front Row: Walter Jefferson, Roger Mills, Predita Shaw, Jack Sipes, Judy Snvder, Lee Seiders, 5rle-ngFiX, Dick Pyle, Judy Ray, Phillip Fix, Dick Truax, Tom Matthews The students of the eighth grade planned a number of interesting activities for the 1956 57 year. They began the campaign for finances with a bake sale. At Christmas they decorated the home rooms, had a party, and exchanged gifts. A skating party and a hay ride near the close of school brought to a close the yearls events. Back Row: Teddy Chubb, Marsha Helman, John Joyce Black, Tommy Spriggs, Sarah Branch Middle Row: Ronald Howell, Betty Kuhn, Marlin, Barbara Horton, Jimmy Stenger, Kay Crouse Carbaugh, Barbara Sipes. 3 Black, Ann Foster, William Bloom, Nelson DeShong. A Seville, Alice Garland, Lloyd Smith, Donald Hann, Carol Richards, Earl Front Row: Gerald DeShong, Edith Weller, Allan Kies, Barbara Shore, Ronald Seiders, Connie Warthin, Bill Alexander, Patricia Davis, David Lorentz. SEVENTH GRADE-SECTION A CLASS OFFICERS President: Bill Alexander Vice President: Dick Crouse Secretary-Treasurer: Diane Kieper ff ,ffm W I 1 MJ aw Ai! ...wa-F15 45, 9315 '4 1 1 H FZ Z 2 3 Last Row: Nancy Bain, Richard Fox, Doris Shives, Roger Sevgle, Mary Englert, Blain lVIcQuade, Markay Feagley, Rubin Brady, Jeanette Harr, Stanley Seiders. Middle Row: Raymond Kerlin, Lester Hoover, Shannon Kuhn, Frank Shives, Mary Helman, John Carbaugh, Marsella Younker, Warren Daniels, Dorinda Clippinger, Dean Snyder, Merrill Sevillefl Last Row: Alma Truax, John Albert, Rosaline Erbin, Dannie Grissinger, Diane Keiper, Dick Crouse, Jessie Carbaugh, Robert Wible, Cheryl Bloom, John Seiders. X Although somewhat anxious at first, the members of the new 7th grade class quickly adjusted themselves to the routine of the high school and took an active part in the activities around the school. Some of the members played on the Termite teams and as a class they made money through bake sales. Socially, the class had a Christmas party, and, in the spring a skating party. Xx X 4 ,W ,. WM., V --wwf f W, N, , W- WW, ,- www WWW W'Wfm'MvfmMw.,,, ..,, M fWMwm...WMM WW Www-q.,,., .,,,,W,,,N..fM,-W w ,WW-wwf' ,.,. .wfmwf 9, 77 .. W-1 K ff,-MQZQAQQ1. K sew, '-up - Eav 4M'3 D Wir, : h :Mi ,QF ..V. :.,:,,,: ' A. 4 ie--'V V 1 . 1 ,,,:-, V .V MQ- ufwt -. 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Setting . .Fred Sheeder . .Fred Stenger . . , .Gail Hann . . .Nancy Pyle . .Willis Kerlin .,...Dick Ray .Nancy Taylor . .Naomi Strait .Ernest Harris Kathaleen Hill Sharon Mellott A small Midwestern city, home of the Darling family and their only living relative, Aunt Agatha Brisboe. Plot Aunt Agatha's attempts to find a husband for herself and the efforts of her neices and nephews to marry her to the husband they chose. Curtain Calll' Then mebbe you'd like to chew on a raw gourd. My feet, stuck in fly-paper. Then you will marry me?', Top Row: Charles Ray, Jerry Harness, Paul DeShong, Roger Ray, Marl Garlock, Robert Weaver, Dick Miller, Martin Sprinkle. Second Row: Fred Culler, Bill Alexander, Richard Shearer, Allen Kies, Danniegfiijsj singer, Ted Chubb, Barry Chaney, Bill Shaffer, Eddie Andersson,'DickBDioyle. Last Row: Bob Wible, Dick Pyle, Kenny Wible, Richard Crouse, John Smith, Leroy Buterbaugh, Lester Hoover. C Sponsor: C. A. Creager. JUNIOR HI-Y The Jr. Hi-Y Club is a school club afhliated with the Y. M. C. A. The purpose of the club is to instill in the boys better Christian principles through Christian fellowship. Some of the activities in which the club has engaged this school year were: Hiking, Basketball, Target shooting and a Roller and Ice skating party. Also, each spring a county rally is held, at which time we have an old-fashioned box social followed by a series of basketball games. CLUB OFFICERS President: Bob Weaver Vice President: Bill Shaffer Secretary-Treasurer: Richard Doyle Back Row: Bob Weaver, jim Snyder, Mack Shives, Richard Rotz, Gerald Ramsey, Richard Black, John Hann, Frank Skiles, Donald Bard, Duane Ramsey, Bob Kendall. Second Row: Mr. Chubb, Bill Hann, james Mellott, john Helman, Allan Seiders, Donald Cover, Myron Harr, Maynard Gress, Stanley Mellott. Third Row: Jim Seville, George Bain, Dick Carbaugh, jim Chesnut, Ralph Sipes, LeRoy Buterbaugh, James Gordon, Ronald Richards. Front Row: Ronald Englert, Bill Kendall, Freddie Burke, Dick Doyle, Eddie Anderson, jerry Harness, Roger Hill, Ronald Sipes. Sponsor: C. B. Chubb. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Boys of grades nine through twelve are enrolled in the F.F.A. which gives its members the opportunity to participate in local, state, and national contests. In January at the annual initiation ceremony, nine members were added to the local chapter. Since the requirements for membership include carrying approved projects, most of the boys have completed six to ten projects by the end of the senior year.'Project winners compete with boys throughout the state and have won high honors. Competition is also keen at area and state fairs as well as the Farm Show, to which james Gordon was named chapter delegate. The selling of rat poison in the annual fall drive in addition to the usual spring sale of onion sets have increased the treasury. The members will add flower bulbs and straw- berries to their sales projects. All members enjoy a banquet at the close of each school year. President. . .... ..,...,.,,...,.,.......,.......,,.,. J ames Gordon Vice-President ..,,. .... R obert Kendall, Jr. Secretary ....,. . . ..... Ronald Richards Treasurer ...... .,..... J im Chesnut Reporter, . . ..,.. Richard Rotz Sentinel. . . . . .Robert Weaver Back Row: Nancy Pyle, Charles Crouse, Ernest Harris, Parker Crouse,,Gerald DeShong, Richard Shearer, Ted Chubb, Herbert Ankrom, Ronald Vance. Second Row: Beverly Cisney, George Shearer, Barry Chaney, Donald Lake, Fred Stenger, Richard Rotz, Lamont Brady, Randall Strait, Linda Wermick, Joyce Mellott, Anna Mae Ankrom, Gerald Wible. Third Row: Martha Cline, Larry Chubb, Harold Clouser, Larry Cisney, Carl Gordon, Dorothy Harris, Beverly Vance, Edith Ankrom, Fred Culler. Fourth Row: Nancy Horton, Eunice Mellott, Grace Lake, Jean Decker, Larraine Gordon, Bob Wible, Bill Alexander, Richard Crouse, Richard Black, Larry DeShong, Jean- nette Lister. Fifth Row: Joanne Bard, Betty Culler, Betty Strait, Joyce Hollenshead, Ann DeShong, Beverly Hill. Sixth Row: Lois Fleming, Elizabeth Yost, Evelyn Ramsey, Sandra Cutchall, Nancy Taylor, Patsy Matthews, Judy Mellott, Sharon Mellott, Saundra Culler. Director: J. H. Enck BAND The McConnellsburg, Joint School Band is joined by the most advanced students from the Green Hill School. The members prepare for yearly concert presented each spring. They are also ready to offer their services to such community projects as parades. Individual soloists often appear at clubs and churches Where their music is appreciated by audiences throughout the community. Nancy Pyle was chosen as clarinetist for All- State Band at Shamokin, Pennsylvania. Unlike most of our organizations, the band meets during the summer, holding re- hearsals once a Week. The members put forth great effort to produce better performances each year. President ,,.. ...., ...... G e rald Wible Vice President ..... .... G eorge Shearer Secretary ..... . , , . . .Nancy Horton Manager .... . . . ..., Ernest Harris Librarian .... .... C harles Crouse Nancy Taylor, Judy Mellott, Sharon Mellott, Evelyn Ramsey, Elizabeth Yost, Saundra Culler, Lois Fleming, Sandra Cutchall, Patsy Matthews. MAJORETTES Nine lively rnajorettes, dressed in the blue and White of the school colors and twirling batons, head the band on parade. Their twirling exhibition forms a part of the Spring Band Concert. The marching ability and intricate routines are definite proof of the majorettes' popularity. Top Row: Lou Sipes, Carol Everts, Shirley Lynch, Shirley Smith, Nancy Sipe, Charlotte K h ' ' u n, Marie Seburn, Nancy Horton, Ellen Sipe. Bottom Row: Joyce Ramsey, Janet Mellott, Pearl Abbott, Shirley Sipes, Mrs. Fields, Lucille Warthin, Nellie Shives. Sponsor: Mrs. Jane Fields. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Future Homemakers of America is a national organization of girls studying home- making in high schools of the United States and territories. It offers opportunity for planning activities related to home life. The club's objectives are promotion of good will 7 development of leadership, provision of wholesome recreation, and greater interest in home economics. The McConnellsburg F.H.A. officers were installed by members of the James Buchanan High School F.H.A. The girls have attended the Sub-Regional Board meeting at Selins- grove and plan to go to Penn State for the regional meeting this summer. Candy sales and a fashion show help to raise funds for the activities in which the fifteen members participate. President ,....... . . ,..,.. Marie Seburn Vice-President ..... .... J anet Mellott Secretary. . .... ..i..,.,. L ou Sipes Treasurer ....... ,i.. L ucille Warthin Historian ..... .... ..... N a ncy Sipes Parliamentarian .... .,... S hirley Sipes Program Chairman ..,. .... S hirley Smith . s sbes esii i Back Row: Parker Crouse, Larry Cisney, Melvin Strait, Martin Sprenkle, Carl Gordon Charles Ray, Richard Rotz. Second Row: Sharon Mellott, Dick Doyle, Roger Ray, Paul DeShong, Paul Gordon Gail Hann, Doris Harris, Kathaleen Hill, Maynard Gress, Mrs. Eyer. Third Row: Saundra Culler, Jeannette Lister, Mary Barmont, Delores Peck, Betty Culler Jane Harris, Nancy Pyle, Nancy Taylor, Lib Yost. Fourth Row: Martha Cline, Joyce Mellott, Mary Shives, Judy Mellott, Lucille Warthin Ramona Bard, Sandra Alderson, Beverly Cisney, Nancy Horton. Front Row: Mary Everts, Shirley Sipes, Pearl Abbott, Jean Peck, Dorothy Harris Kenneth Wible, Sally Grissinger, Guynethia Bard, Linda Wermick. Director: Nancy L. Eyer. This year forty-four voices composed our Senior Chorus. This is our largest, and we feel, our best group yet. This group sings for different occasions, during the year, as the American Education Week Program, the Christmas Assembly Program, P.T.A. Meetings, and the annual Spring Concert. Within this large group of characters are seven selected voices introduced as a unit this year for the first time. The memberseNancy Taylor, Beverly Cisney, Nancy Pyle, Gail Hann, Larry Cisney, Parker Crouse, and Fred Stengereappear with the club at all its concerts and special programs. i Back Row: Donald Helman, Lee Seiders, Richard Lake, David Lorentz, Clair Carbaugh, Morris Suders, Jack Sipes, Lester Hoover, John Smith, Judy Shore. Second Row: Tom Morton, James Stenger, Roger Doyle, Charles Fore, Richard Shearer, Fred Culler, Eddie Anderson, Joe Graham, Ted Chubb, Judy Peck, Sylvia Rotz. Third Row: Alma Truax, Dorinda Clippinger, Karen Hamil, Patsy Matthews, Cindy Kies, Connie Warthin, Linda Cutchall, Sharon Kendall, Sandra Cutchall, Kathaleen Hunter, Anne Foster, Alice Garland. Front Row: Carol Richards, Mary Helman, Pat Davis, Nancy Bain, Jesse Carbaugh, Barbara Shore, Barbara Horton, Joyce Black, Jeannette Harr, Marcella Younker, Diane Keiper, Marsha Helman. Director: Mrs. Eyer. JUNIOR CHORUS Members of the seventh, eighth, and ninth grades interested in further training in part singing are members of the Junior Chorus. These underclassmen, having gained additional knowledge of vocal music, later become a part of the Senior Chorus. They are valuable in replacing those members who graduate. The junior choristers join the larger choral group in presenting an annual Spring Concert. They rehearse once each week during activity period. Left to Right: Naomi Strait, Gail Hann, Kathaleen Hill, Dollie Mellott, Mary Carbaugh, Doris Harris, Sharon Mellott, Sue Welsh, Dorothy Harr. Sponsor: Mr. Maurer. BUSINESS A better understanding of ofiice practices and business organizations is the aim of the newly organized Business Club. The activities of its first year include a trip to Shippens- burg Teacher's College on Business Education Day and a visit to one of the local banks. The club also performs the very useful service of arranging and typing the school paper. Touring the campus at Shippensburg and enjoying the Ice Capades at Hershey completed the social calendar of the nine senior members. President ..........,,,.,.....,........,...... ..... G ail Hann Vice-President. 4 , ,,.. Naomi Strait Treasurer ..,. . . .... Sharon Mellott Secretary, . . . . .Kathaleen Hill CLUB l I FLASHLITES STAFF All members of the yearbook staff begin their journalistic training as Juniors when they edit the Last edition of the school paper for the term. During their senior year, the students solicit ads, collect pictures, and prepare pages of activities. Editor-in-chief ,.A.....i ..i........................... F red Stenger Co-editors ...... .... N ancy Pyle and Mary Carbaugh News ..,... ..........,,..... S haron Mellott Features ..., .4.... .... E r nest Harris Artist ..,. .........,......... D oris Harris Sports ..........., .r.... D ick Ray and Dorothy Harr Classes and Clubs. . . .... James Gordon and Naomi Strait Circulation ,,.........,.,..... .i,...,.......,..... F red Sheeder Staff members are from left to right: Sitting-Doris Harris, Fred Stenger, Mary Carbaugh, James Gordon, Bill Tritle, Gail Hann, Sue Welsh, Dorothy Harr, Nancy Pyle. Standing-Ernest Harris, Sharon Mellott, Nancy Taylor, Dick Ray, Naomi Strait Jane Humbert, Dollie Mellott, Kathy Hill, Ned Cornelius, Bob Kendall, Fred Sheeder. X. ,.,,1'u'.'y 141' .. t y 'LQ r 1 , . . K F.- 1. 1 .. ,S in -X Q .am -- A1 f 3 19 , 1 1 'T -.1 .': ' ,. ff? fix... rr. 1 9-. an V ' ,, ,- f .gl 'J-1, Q X ,,. '-'nu . L.,-,. V, -- ,, ' ii, ,Y - .l -1 - Qgf:gf'f ' Dick Ray Willis Kerlin Fred Sheeder Bill Tritle Bob Kendall Coach McLaughlin, Dick Ray, Gerald Wible, Robert Kendall, Bill Tritle, Charles Crouse, Willis Kerlin, Harry Hill, George Morton, Melvin Strait, Fred Sheeder, Parker Crouse. VARSITY BASKETBALL McConnellsburg high cagers had a very rough season for 56-57. There were five seniors comprising the starting line-up, and although our loss record was much greater than our win record, these boys will be missed next year. The Kove League was exceptionally strong this season and McConnellsburg found itself on the bottom for the first time in the league history. The boys took their defeats in stride and were always trying, showing good sportsmanship and respect for others. Of this they can be proud. Most of our Wins were from teams from across the T uscorara, from whom We Won approximately six games. As in soccer, the five most valuable players lost were William Tritle, Robert Kendall, Richard Ray, Fred Sheeder, and Willis Kerlin. V-, Back Row: Mr. Fries, Bill Kendall, Charles Crouse, Harry Hill, George Morton, George Shearer, Gerald Ramsey, William Shaffer, Richard Miller, Martin Sprinkle. Front Row: Dale Kendall, Larry Chubb, Robert Weaver, LeRoy Buterbaugh. JUNIOR VARSITY Coach Fries j.V.,s, from an inexperienced team of freshmen and sophomores, have emerged a group that will carry on the excellent record of the Blue Devils. In spite of their lack of experience, the boys are making a name for themselves. Their victories have exceeded their losses by two in a total of ten games. Coach-Mr. W. C. Snyder, Manager-Doris Harris Left to right-Jean Peck, Carol Everts, Lou Sipes, Beverly Cisney, Wanda Souders, Dorothy Harr, Gail Hann, Nellie Seiders, Linda Wermick, Nancy Horton, Elizabeth Yost, Esther McQuade, Joyce Ramsey, Mary Shives. WHITE ANGELS The 1957 girls' basketball team will lose two members by graduation. Thus next year's varsity six will be made up of sophomores, juniors, and seniors who have received training in skill and sportsmanship. The White Angels have had a rather trying season but the points they have scored have added greatly to their experience. Gail Hann was the high scorer in the majority of the games. Gail Hann Dorothy Harr Back Row: Mr. Fries, George Shearer, Elvin Huntsberger,,,,Dick Ray, Fred Sheeder, Elwood Doyle, Willis Kerlin, Carl Gordon, Charlie Crouse, John Helman, Bill Tritle. 2nd Row-Allen Cover, Bob Kendall, David Kendall, George Morton, Duane Ramsey, Harry Hill, Larry Ray, Carl Thomas, Dick Cover, Melsome Oliver. lst Row-Bill Kendall, Gerald Wible, Dale Kendall, Joe Headley. Coach: C. O. Fries. BOYS' TRACK T the district in the Fulton County Field Meet. Since man experience, this year's team should be ready to uphold the line records of the past. Dick Ray participated in the annual District Meet at Somerset. He was joined by Bill Tritle and Allen Cover as contestants at an Invitational Meet at Shippensburg State Teachers College. Dick came in second in the 880-yard dash at Somerset and Shippens- burg, Bill was anchor man for the school team and Allen ran third in the relay. he 1956 track team rated second in competition with the other Class A schools in y underclassmen received valuable Back Row: Ruth Sipes, Nancy Pyle, Betty Culler, Delores Peck, Wanda Souders, Eliza- beth Yost, Mr. McLaughlin. Middle Row: Nancy Shimer, Nancy Taylor, Sharon Mellott, Lou Sipes, Joan Hann. First Row: Nellie Shives, Kathaleen Hill, Dorothy Harr, Doris Harris, Gail Hann. Coach: W. C. McLaughlin. GIRLS' TRACK The girls track team of 1957 competed in several dual meets plus the Fulton County Meet held annually at McConnellsburg, Greenhill, Hustontown, Warfordsburg, and our own team compete in this secondary meet. The events in which our girls participate are the 50 yard dash, 75 yard dash, standing broad jump, running broad jump, high jump, and a 440 yard relay comprising eight runners on each team. r The prospects for the coming season looks fairly good as we have a number of girl athletes in the under-classes. . ,,.,.,.,,, ,, , , -ww, f I M4 - f'i Back Row: George Morton, Stanley Mellott, LeRoy Buterbaugh, Gerald Ramsey, George Shearer, Melsome Oliver, Rodney Burrall. Middle Row: Elwood Doyle, Willis Kerlin, Duane Ramsey, Harry Hill, Fred Sheeder, David Kendall, Elvin Huntsberger, Charles Crouse. First Row: Mr. McLaughlin, Bill Kendall, Dale Kendall, Bob Kendall, Dick Ray, Larry Ray, Bill Tritle, Gerald Wible. Coach: W. C. McLaughlin. SGCCER McConnellsburg's soccer team had a successful season this year by winning six games, losing three, and tying two. There was no Fulton County League this season, but had there been our boys would have captured the crown as the county schedule was practically the same as when the league was operating. Two of our three losses were to a Franklin County League team, 0-2 and 1-2, who went undefeated in league play and eventually won the District Three soccer championship. William Tritle, Fred Sheeder, Richard Ray, Willis Kerlin, and Robert Kendall were the seniors lost by graduation from the starting eleven and they will be hard to replace. Dave Kendall and Elvin Huntsberger, first line substitutes, who gave a good account of themselves, were also lost via graduation. First Row: Marie Seburn, Lou Sipes, Kathy Hill, Doris Harris, Sharon Mellott, Joan Hann, Patsy Peck, Alma Shives. Second Row: Jean Peck, Nellie Shives, Nancy Horton, Joyce Ramsey, Gail Hann, Dorothy Harr, Shirley Sipes, Beverly Cisney. Third Row: Martha Cline, Linda Wermick, Judy Mellott, Dorothy Harris, Mary Shives, Wanda Souders, Elizabeth Yost. The softball team, organized in the spring of 1956, had a successful season in view of the fact that the girls had had no previous experience. The team played Greenhill, Huston- town, and Fannett-Metal. This fall twenty-three girls, whom Mr. McLaughlin coaches during physical educa- tion class and activity period, practiced for the spring games. Ten freshmen have replaced the graduating seniors on the team. T I l Mr. McLaughlin, Coach. Back RowxGary Grissinger, Stanley Mellott, LeRoy Buterbaugh, Gerald Ramsey, Bob Weaver, Eugene Stenger, Dick Miller, james Mellott. Middle Rowe George Shearer, Elwood Doyle, George Morton, Harry Hill, Charles Crouse, Dale Kendall, Larry Ray, Melsome Oliver. Front Row- Bill K Wible, Duane Ramsey, Mr. McLaughlin. endall, Willis Kerlin, Fred Sheeder, Dick Ray, Bill Tritle, Gerald BASEBALL The outlook for than it has for the past several seasons. Last years' team was comprised almost entirely of d I . . . . . un er c assmen. Additional training has caused a marked improvement of the 3-6 record made at that time. T town, Greenhill, Warfordsburg, and McConnellsburg. Several non-league games were played with Buchanan, St. Thomas, and Orbisonia. the McConnellsburg High's Baseball team looks more promising he team now operates in the Fulton County League made of teams from Huston- Back Row: john Smith, Morris Suders, Jack Sipes, Egons Zornerfelds, Bill Alexander, Fred Culler. S 1 Middle Row: Roger Doyle, Roger Mills, T om Morton, Donald Peck, Dick Crouse, Dick Pyle, Mr. Wible. First Row: Dean Snyder, Gerald DeShong, Allan Kies, Joe Graham, Dick Shearer, Robert Wiblerl With Mr. Wible coaching, the termites had a very successful season. Keeping up the old McConnellsburg tradition of always having the best team around, they defeated their old rivals handily. Both seventh and eighth grades boys participated in the games played against teams in both Franklin and Fulton County. Back Row: Mr. Wible, Linda Cutchall, Sharon Cutchall, Judy Ray,!MaryJ Englert, Janet Marshall. K Middle Row: Karen Hamil, Lorraine Gordon, Barbara Shore, Connie Warthin, Patricia kDavis, Joyce Black, Barbara Horton. B J Bottom Row: Patsy Matthews, Delores Branche, Judy Peck, Linda Kendall, Jessie Cafbaugh, Predita Shaw, Judy Snyder. ' The members of the Termitesses are from the seventh and eighth grades. They are coached by Mr. Wible and in their games they show that they will make fine future material for the White Angels. Z 7 4 Z f 7 '47 ,X X W: ,f NX 'M f si W LL , I-aww WA mmm ull, - LQ-'liQ'1QAg,-,fQdiLw ,. ,RQ K ' ' X W,- V X , W1 7 f Q Q- f, X , ' V Sf ,x Y 'M ig. 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A vin, f OUR TRANSPORT TIO ,iff .wwf 1 M 71? wr: -- 5:05 Auz'zJm:w-mf'11:m'Qmx75a1!-mnvewwlurfuaz .uf f K mf 1- nugzslmzsiwasuawmxsplvrinmziam. ... I OUR CAFETERIA STAFF Left to right-Maxine Marshall, Sylvia Culler, Helen I-Iocken smith, Louise Johnston, Mary Morton, Blanche Grissinger Sarah Wible, Thesta Crouse. ' r , S!!! 1 ' Rev. and Mrs. David R. Hoover Beverly Cisney Ralph Layton Libby Yost Wanda Souders Sally Grissinger Linda Richards Nancy Horton Linda Wermick Bill Shaffer Ronald Richards Dick Cover Pvt. Wm. H. Harris Mrs. Eyer Mr. and Mrs. Charles Horton Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stevens Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Mellott Wanda Crouse Fred Humbert Jr. William S. Geyer Carol Everts Patsy Carbaugh Mr. Stanley H. Kline Mr. and Mrs. Roy W. Gordon Marlin McQuade Mr. and Mrs. Earl J. Madden Mrs. Betty Bivens Roger Seiders Joan Seiders Mr. and Mrs. Chester Seiders Doris Seiders Lucy Warthin Paul Gordon Mildred Gelvin Paul De Shong K. M. Fetters Walter Grissinger Kenny Early Ed Culler Phil Camochan Paul Knepper A friend Casey Bib Grissinger Preston Mellott David Oliver Larry Lester Melvin Strait Parker Crouse George Shearer Bob Weaver Harold Clouser Elvis Presley Donald O. Bard Duane Ramsey Martin Sprenkle Clair Lininger Mr. and Mrs. John Hendershot Dixie Ray Winifred Chesnut Miss Thomas Archie Moore Louise Seville Nellie Shives Tom Christian Stanley Hann K Mr. and Mrs. Grover Mrs. Mazie Crouse Phyllis Fix Judy Shore Richard Doyle Ralph Sipes Gerald Wible John Smith Mrs. Ruth Reeder Mr. Creager Mr. Sadler Nancy Sipes Fred Culler Dick Miller John Kohler Martha Glenn Kenneth Bard Kathaleen Hunter Erma Chamberlin Ruth Chilcote Tom Reynolds Mrs. Lucius Hann Harry H. Keefer Mr. and Mrs. John H. Mrs. J. W. Mellott Mr. Maurer A Friend L. C. McLaughlin Kermit Bard Pauline Comerer Dorothy Clevenger Bill Parsons Ronald Vance Patsy Clever Eston Paylor Carl Paylor Marie Howell Mrs. C. J. McGarvey, Ruth Pittman Hiley Shimer Merrill Stenger Delores Peck Roy Englert Ann Foster Marsha Helman Mrs. Cora Bard Esther McQuade A. F. Chaney Charles Crouse Gene Stenger Shirley Christian Bess Miller Nancy Souders Isabelle Jones Mrs. Jack Albert . Mellott Horton Jr. Mrs. Reed Keefer Pat Simpson Mrs. Shirley Carbaugh Happy Kerchner Lillian L. Sipes Robert A. Hamil Wayne R. McLaughlin Bonita Kerlin Lois Fleming Saundra Culler Carl Thomas George Morton Betty Culler Arlene Fix John Bishop Barbara Horton Rodney Burrall Bill Kendall Alex F raker Harvey Berkstresser Ronald Berkstresser Nellie Seiders Mrs. Mazie Bair Richard Shearer John Helman H. Warren Daniels Don Headley Mrs. Gilbert Everts Mrs. Melvin Marshall Richard Rotz Eugene Mellott Gerald Marshall Lunda Williams Gerald DeShong Donald Hann L. Wilson Mellott Mrs. Betty Allison Joyce Ramsey Mrs. Betty Chesnut Dorothy Rich Carl L. Fink Mr. and Mrs. Mack Shaffer Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. ards Herman Drenning Eugene F. Earley Frank Yost Percy W. Hays Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Polnisch Lloyd W. Mellott Mr. and Mrs. Veryl Hann Mr. and Mrs. Norman Schooley Harry H. Kee fer Mrs. Blaine Stevens Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Hann Steff Anderton Clair R. Miller Leslie Burke Ruthie Burke Mr. and Mrs. Harter Sheeder Compliments of BRANTNER MOTOR CO. Guaranteed Used Cars Buy Trade Sell All Cars Very Clean Phone HU 5-4571 McConnellsburg, Penna ancl HARRY'S BOWLING CENTER Bowl For Health Enioy Yourself And Meet Your Friends Here McConnellsburg Pennsylvania GARLOCK'S M57 Mo-Par Parts and Accessories Guaranteed Used Cars 24-Hour Wrecker and Towing Service Goodyear Tires and Tubes GAR L OC K MOTOR SALES AND SERVICE Phone HU 5-211 McConnelIsburg, Pa Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Seniors of MCCONNELLSBURG HIGH SCHOOL For Over Fifty Years we have given professional business training to the Senior ahead of you. CHAMBERSBURG SCHOOL OF BUSINESS, INC. Memorial Square Phone COlony 4-6012 Chambersburg, Pennsylvania Write us tor details about a head start for you in our Summer Session E. W. PYLES PLUMBING 81 HEATING SHEET METAL GENERAL ELECTRIC AUTOMATIC OIL HEAT RCA RADIO AND TV. PHONE HU. 5-3291 McConneIIsburg Pennsylvania COMPLIMENTS OF BLACKBURN 81 RUSSELL CO. BEDFORD PENNSYLVANIA POTOMAC MOTORS LINES, INC. CHARTER BUS SERVICE Modern Equipment Fully Insured Reasonable Rates 3I E. ANTIETAM, ST. Phone REgent3 0300 Hagerstown, Maryland MASON-DIXON TOURIST COURT Where North and South Meet One mile North of Hancock, Md. Phone 9007-R-T4 Lem E. Kirk, Prop. Compliments of THE NATIONAL BANK 0F CHAMBERSBURG The Old National Branches FORT LOUDON GUILFORD HILLS Tk PAID ON SAVINGS Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. FULTON MOTOR SALES COMPANY McConneIIsburg, Pa. - Phone HU 5-986I Ford and Mercury Sales and Service Prop. D. A. Washabaugh 24 Hour Towing A-I Used Cars YOUR COMPLIMENTS OF A 81 P Super Markets and Food Stores COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Bread, Rolls, and Cakes for all Occasions CAPITAL BAKERS, INC. Harrisburg Pennsylvania Compliments of ROBERT S. HOUSE Hustonlown Pennsylvania KEYSTONE KUSTARD KITCHEN Freezer Fresh Kustard Milk Shakes Banana Splits Sundaes Sandwiches Soft Drinks Owned and Operated by Knobsville, Pennsylvania Clint and Marcella Lister Telephone HU 5-4003 Congratulations to the Class of 1957 KELLER'S FURNITURE STORE Furniture and Trailer Sales Ft. Loudon Pennsylvania VALLEY BAKING CO., INC. West King Street Shippensburg, Pennsylva Valley Pride Bread and Cakes CUMBERLAND VALLEY ELECTRIC CO. Phone McConnellsburg HU 5-2381 Greencastle 224 Mercersburg 121 RALPH E. MELLOTT ONE-HOUR CLEANERS LINCOLN WAY WEST MCCONNELLSBURG, PA PHONE HUdson 5-2731 COMPLIMENTS OF STAR THEATER MERCERSBURG, PENNA. J. RAYMOND MYERS, PROP. Congratulations, Class of 1957 BORDEN'S ICE CREAM CO. If its Borden's. lt has to be good. THE FULTON HOUSE This Hotel was built in 1793. It is one of the oldest structures in this part of the country. Fully remodeled, comfortable rooms. Fine food served in our dining room. MRS. VERA JAMES, PROP. Phone 5-9821 McConnellsburg Pennsylvania CUMBERLAND VALLEY ELECTRIC COMPANY Mercersburg, Penncu. McConnellsburg, Penncl. Telephone-T 2T Telephone-HU 542381 Greencastle, Penncl. Telephone 224 McConneIIsburg, Po. CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF T957 Compliments of POTTER'S RESTAURANT The Window With a Neon Sign ALL AMERICAN East Baltimore Street Greencastle, Pennsylvania Compliments ot CORNELIUS FURNITURE McConnellsburg, Penna. Phone HUdson 5-4518 Terms to Suit Your Budget COMPLIMENTS OF HAROLD E. REED Your Livestock Dealer cmd Hauler Phone HU 5-4693 McConnellsburg, Pa CHAMBERSBURG TRUST COMPANY CHAMBERSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA General Banking and Trust Department Facilities Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Deposits Insured by The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Washington, D. C. 510,000-Maximum Insurance for each Deposit-510,000 McConneIIsburg Penna. SHIMER 81 HARRIS GENERAL MERCHANDISE MCCONNELLSBURG PENNSYLVANIA FULTON MANUFACTURING COMPANY M Connellsburg P Compliments of FULTON COUNTY NATIONAL BANK The bunk you con bonk on, the bank you should bonk with McConnellsburg Pennsylvania H. W. YAU KEY WELL DRILLING DEMING PUMPS AND WATER SYSTEMS Phone: HUdson 5-4751 McConnelIsburg, Pennsylvania COMPLIMENTS OF R. 81 G. MCJTOR CO. Phone HU 5-4791 McConnelIsburg, Pc Smith-Corona National Typewriters Adding Machines C U L P ' S Everything 'forthe Office Sales-Service-Rental 38 years of service CClony 4-9211 Chambersburg, Penna. SlLVER'S COUNTRY CORNER Main at Washington Chambersburg, Pa. Many brides you know register their china, crystal and gift perfume at Silver's Country Corner. Home of Lenox and Francina China-Bryce and Tifter's Crystal JOHNNIE'S REST AND HOTEL SERVICES Phone HUdson 5-2011 McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania Sanka Maxwell House Coffee Jello Compliments of DR. R. C. MCLUCAS Compliments of PECKlE'S AUTO BODY REPAIR Custom Auto Painting Used Auto Accessories McConnellsburg Pennsylvania Compliments of MYERS AND TRITLE DEPARTMENT STORE Mercersburg DUNHILL'S MEN'S AND BOYS Van Heusen Shirts, Adams Hats Complete line of Boys' and Young Men's Wear 1 1 1-1 15 South Main Street Chambersburg, Penna Compliments of CLYDE DESHONG Atlantic Distributor Harrisonville, Penna. Phone: McConneIlsburg HU 5-4068 Compliments of V. T. ANGLE AND SONS Cclclilloc and Ponticic Chambersburg Pennsylvcinio BINAU SALES INC. Distributors of Mrs, Filloert's Products Wholesalers of Pickles 81 Cheese Hogerstown Morylond RANKIN J. MELLOTT Sowing-Chopping-General Merchandise Webster Mills, Po. Phone HU 5-4092 CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF T957 CAVALIER MOTEL AND RESTAURANT U S 522 South of Turnpike Exchange F Ll P yl C pl F ART'S BAR MERCERSBURG M C pl f ROBERT E. RIGGS, D.D.S. cConnelIsburg Pen yl J. P. MARTZ 8m SON Manufacturers of High Test Lime We deliver lime any reasonable distance Kiln located between Hustontown 81 Fort Littleton High quality at low cost Burned ground lime spread Hustontown, Phone HU 52089 Pennsylvania McCONNELLSBURG MOTOR AND IMPLEMENT CO. W. H. MELLOTT McConnellsburg PSIWSYLVGULU CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF T956-57 EDGAR H. MacKINLAY, M.D. ELECTRIC CONTRACTOR AND DEALER W. E. SHAFFER McConnellsburg Phone HU 53786 Pennsylvania Chambersburg BlTNER'S MOBILE HOMES Glen R. Bitner Sales Lincoln Way West Ext. R. D. No.4 Phone COlony 4-9619 Pennsylvania FARMERS 8m MERCHANTS TRUST CO. Merc General Banking and Trust Department Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ersburg Pennsylvania L Compliments of H. R. Everly COMPLIMENTS OF RICHARDS' MOTORS Your Dodge and Plymouth Dealer Phone HUdson 5-2341 McConneIIsburg, Pa Congratulations Class of I957 FRED W. FUNK Lumber 8. Building Supplies Agent for DeWalt Power Shop Knobsville, Penna. PHONE HU 5-2086 HAROLD A. METZ, .IEWELER Watches-Keepsake Jewelry-Diamonds Watches and jewelry repaired Phone HU 5-4436 McConneIIsburg, Pa. THE FARMERS' BANK OF MERC ERSBURG MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION TX, Interest on Savings Deposits Mercersburg Pennsylvania Compliments of STANDARD PENNANT COM PANY BIG HUN, PA., JEFFERSON COUNTY FELT AND CHENILLE AWARDS, LETTERS, EMBLEMS, BANNERS, CAPS WE FEATURE A FINE LINE OF SWEATERS, JACKETS, TEE AND SWEAT SHIRTS COMPLIMENTS OF DR. G. T. LORENTZ McConneIIsburg, Penna. COMPLIMENTS OF HARRIS HOTEL COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND COMPLIMENTS OF HENRY'S BAKERY SHIPPENSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA COMPLIMENTS OF LEHMASTER ELEVATOR COMPANY FEED AND GRAIN Lemasters, Pennsylvania B. C. SNIDER AND SONS Your Headquarters for Sniders Feed Grain-Feed-Fertilizer-Seed-Cement. CUSTOM GRINDING and MOLASSES MIXING PHONE: 'I86 Mercersbu-rg, Pennsylvania COMPLIMENTS OF FRANK ALEXANDER, D.D.S. McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania OTT BROS. FARM SUPPLY McCormick Farm Machinery Paint, Hardware, Refrigeration Phone HUdson 5-2421 McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania GRISSINGER BROS. Meats-Groceries-Green Foods McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania Phone HUdson 5-5421 DR. L. V. HERPS Optometrist 329 East Pitt Street Phone 466 Bedford, Pennsylvania KOONTZ EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLY Everything For The Farm 238 E. Pitt Street Phone 986 or 987 Bedford, Pennsylvania WAYNE FEED SUPPLY CO., INC Feed For All Your Needs 602 5 I1 A Compliments of BLACK'S HI-WAY GARAGE M C Il burg e P yI MACK H. HORTON BUILDING SUPPLIES HUd 5 3331 M C II b P C pI f O 8m T STORE Chbb COMPLIMENTS OF THE LITTLE DUCHESS DRIVE IN COMPLIMENTS OF W. S. LEE 81 SONS INC. L. S. COOK 81 SON JOHN DEERE SALES 81 SERVICE Complete Line of Hardware M b P Ph 85 M SHAFFER'S GARAGE General Repairs Wheel alignment and balancing W f ll P Phone INew Gre d J 6 R 5 COMPLIMENTS OF GEORGE MELLOTT Custom silo filling cmd Combining McConnellsbur g Pennsylvonio HAYES STORE GRACE WALKER cmd RED GOOSE SHOES GENERAL MERCHANDISE McConnellsburg Pennsylvania SEALTEST ICE CREAM Bedford, Penno. Phone 95 GAYMAN CHEVROLET CO. Buick Chevrolet Soles and Service New and Used School Busses Mercersburg, Penno. Phone 22 DANIELS MOTOR CO. SINCLAIR GAS AND OIL GOOD YEAR TIRES OLDSMOBILE 88 AND 98 Phone HU 5-2886 McConnellsburg, Pa. COMPLIMENTS Class of 1957 CARMACK'S STORE Phone HU 5-3321 McConneIlsburg, Pa. COMPLIMENTS Class of I957 LODGE'S VARIETY STORE McConneIlsburg Pennsylvania GLEN NELL HOTEL McConnellsburg, Penna. LYNCH'S PLACE Gas Oil Merchandise Route 522 McConnellsburg Pennsylvania Compliments of McLAUGHlN'S DRUG STORE McConnellsburg Pennsylvania Compliments of CLYDE E. PINE Authorized Dealer for Television, Radio and Electric Appliances Sales and Services Phone Mercersburg 340 R 3 Phone McConnellsburg HU 5-5771 Compliments of VALLEY VIEW RESTAURANT Phone HU 5-2983 McConnellsburg, Penna. Compliments of LOEWENGART 81 CCMPANY MERCERSBURG TANNERY DlVlSlON MeVCe 5bUf9 Pennsylvania JOHN F. CULLER 81 SON Feed, Seed, Fertilizer, and Farm Supplies HU 5-5241 McConnellsburg Pennsylvania COMERER HARDWARE McConneIlsburg Pennsylvania Compliments of Phone 830 R 14 LOLA'S COFFEE SHOP Props. Dorsey and Ethel Musselman Bedford, R. D. 2 Compliments of DARYL A. FORNER'S Radio-T.V. Appliance Service McConnellsburg PCDFISYIVOHIG Compliments of KNEPPER'S CLOVER FARM STORE Phone New Grenada 6 R 3 Waterfall Pennsylvania H 0 R T O N ' S Restaurant and Garage Phone New Grenada 9004 Robertsdale Pennsylvania Burnt Cabins Compliments of TRUAX GROCERY Pennsylvania Compliments of FASHIONETTE BEAUTY SALON HU 5-5201 McConnellsburg Pennsylvania Compliments of DR. JAMES SHULTZ OPTOMETRIST McConnellsburg Pennsylvania Compliments of MARl.lN SHIMER McConnellsburg Pennsylvania Compliments of KIDDIE HAVEN SHOPPE HU 5-2726 McConnellsburg Pennsylvania Compliments of REXALL DRUG STORE Our sincerest wishes for a bright and prosperous future McConnellsburg Pennsylvania ,, ,, AA- H, .,,s,A,,,, ,,,,, ,A,,---.,n. ,,, .,..,,. ...-....x...n-.I-L.-.eip Compliments of FIELDS BARBER SHOP MCC onne llsburg Pennsylvania Compliments of AMERICAN LEGION McConnelIsburg Pennsylvania SPROWLS GARAGE AND SERVICE STATION Lincoln Way East HU 5-9801 McConnellsburg Pennsylvania SHIMER'S BODY SHOP Bearings, Wheel Alignments, Used Auto Parts, Complete Body Repair McConnellsburg Pennsylvania Meet your friend at the friendly store G. C. MURPHY CO. Lincoln Way East McConnellsburg Pennsylvania RAY'S BAKERY Birthday, Anniversary, and Wedding Cakes McConnellsburg Pennsylvania Phone HU 5-2647 BLACK'S RADIATOR AND GLASS SHOP Glass cut and installed Radiator cleaned, repaired and recored McConneIIsburg, Pa Compliments of BARD AND CISNEY Meats-Groceries-Vegetables-PouItry-Eggs Phone HUdson 5-3682 McConneIIsburg, Pa Compliments of F. S. AMBROSE WILD GAME FARM 6 miles West of McConneIIsburg, Pa. Compliments of McCRAY BUILDING AND SUPPLY CO. WARFORDSBURG Hancock, Md. HANCOCK MOTOR COMPANY DeSoto and Plymouth-Sales and Service Phon e Orchard 8-6714 Hu 5-4781 Compliments of CIFIAUNCEY J. MCGARVEY McConneIIsburg 21 N. Fayette St. H. R. CORDELL SONS Plumbing and Heating Phone 192-J Mercersburg, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF HARRY M. JOHNSTON Class of 1906 13 N. Main St. FRAN K'S MARKET Fine Foods At Fair Prices Monday through Saturday 7 A.M. to 9 P.M. Mercersburg, Pa, Compliments of RUTH'S HAT AND DRESS SHOPPE McConnellsburg Pennsylvania Compliments of Bll.l'S PLACE Adding cheer all the year HARRY L. BAIN Feeds-Seeds-Fertilizer McConnellsburg Penngylyqniq WEAVER'S GROCERY STORE Meats . . . Groceries Hardware . . . GCS Needmore, Penna. MAUN'S GARAGE General Repairing and Parts New and Used Cars and Trucks Phone day or night 306J Lemasters, Penna. Compliments of PENN APPLIANCES Mercersburg Pennsylvania PHILIPS' SEED STORE 8. GREENHOUSE Vegetable-Flower-Lawn Seeds Cut Flower-Corsages-Potted Plants Phone Mercersburg 'I95 BLUE BIRD RESTAURANT Steve Moraites, Prop. 'I4 CHAMBERSBURG, PA. PHONE 545R 5 S. Main Street HARRlSON'S OASIS Located 4 Miles West of Chambersburg on U. S. Route 30 Open from 7 A.M. til Midnight Monday thru Saturday Sunday-12 'til Midnight Compliments of WERMICK'S ATLANTIC STATION Compliments Class of 1957 MlLLER'S GARAGE Hustontown Penna. Congratulations to the Class of '57 NANCY 8. JOHN MENTZER, JR. PERRY H. FORE Telephone HU 5-4048 Knobsville, Penne, Groceries, Ice Cream Atlas tires, tubes, and accessarms D. K, MORFQN Meats, Groceries, Fruits, Vegetables Gas, Oil Big Cove Tannery Phone HU 5-305i TUSCORORA SUMMIT INN Sid Leech, Proprietor Compliments of HAMIL'S TOBACCO STORE We carry a full line of all tobaccos George Ted Hamil Proprietor Compliments of LEONARD I'I. KNAUFF-LIVESTOCK DEALER Greencastle, Penna. PIWOHG 99 LEITER'S HARDWARE 8. IMPLEMENTS Farmall JGVYISSWCIY Greencastle, Pa. GARI.AND'S SERVICE STATION General Repairs Needmore Penna. PENSINGER SERVICE STATION Fort Loudon Penna. BOB'S SHOE REPAIR W block north of Court House Monday-Friday I2 noon-9 P.M. Monday-Friday I2 noon-9 P.M.-Shop Hours-Saturday 9:00 A.M.-9:00 P.M. McConneIlsburg Penna Compliments of Betty 81 Bob JOHNSON'S HOTEL Harrisonville P91100 Compliments of FREDA A. DUVALL Beautician on the Square McConnellsb urg, Penna. Phone HU 5-4361 Compliments of WALKER'S TRADIN G POST Hunting and fishing supplies Fort Loudon Penna. McINTIRE Heating and Fuel Oil Service 131 South Sixth Street Chambersburg, Penna CO 4-5815 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Seniors of WI iirSavings' MCCONNELLSBURG HIGH SCHOOL IK D .. d..a miwmviywm Compliments of COVE MT. DINER Food that satisfies the appetite You get more for your money We aim to please U James Weaverling-Mgr Compliments of KELSO FUNERAL HOME Compliments of RALPH E. FRAKER General Insurance Agency Phone: HUdson 5-2057 Fort Littleton, Pennsylvania Compliments of R. 8. M. ESSO SERVICE CENTER Phone: 9054 Breezewood, Pennsylvania Compliments of VALLEY VIEW RESTAURANT Phone: 5-2983 Compliments of HARRY FRAKER General Merchandise Phone: HUdson 5-2926 Clear Ridge, Pennsylvania Compliments of D. P. KNEPPER Flour-Feed-Grain-Fertilizer Custom Grinding and Mixing Phone: New Grenada 6R11 Waterfall, Pennsylvania Compliments of PEN MAR GROCERY Self-Service McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania Compliments of JAKE LYNCH GAS and GROCERIES Route 522 Big Cove Tannery, Pennsylvania ALLOWAY'S TIRE AND AUTO SUPPLY Firestone Tires-G. E. Appliances Phone: HUdson 5-5131 McConnellsburg, Penna. Carl K. Carbaugh WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Bicycles-Toys-Sporting goods Greencastle Pennsylvania Compliments of KEEFER TAXI Phone: HUdson 5-9901 McConnellsburg, Penna. Phone HU 5-9851 GLAZIERS SERVICE STATION McConnellsburg, Penna PARNELL MOTEL Mercersburg, Pa. Route 16-North Ned H. Vanderau, Owner Phone: 75W Mercersburg SHEFFIELD SUNOCO SERVICE Pickup 81 Delivery Pennsylvania WALKERS TRADING POST Guns-ammunition-fishing tackle woolrich clothing-scopes-bear archery and all hunting and fishing supplies Fort Loudon Penna. THAD SHIMER AGENCY Complete Insurance Service Phone HU 5-4371 McConnellsburg, Penna. Compliments of IRA A. LONG-JEWELER Diamonds Watches Jewelry 135 South Main St. Chambersburg, Pa. Compliments of HANN'S GARAGE . Hustontown, Penno. PITODG HU 5-3044 Compliments of E. V. LYNCH-AGENCY Insurance of call kinds Phone HUdson 5-2622 McConnelIsburg, Penno Compliments of BURNT CABINS HOTEL Mr. 81 Mrs. Ken Show, Props. Compliments of H. V. REESE-HOME APPLIANCES Burnt Cobins, Penno. Compliments of KERLIN'S GREEN HOUSE Knobsville, Po. Compliments of PENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF FOREST 8. WATERS Prevent Forest Fires Compliments of FULTON MOTOR SALES ATLANTIC SERVICE Fort Littleton Pennsylvania Compliments of GATENS AT THE Y Fort Littleton Pennsylvania ANDERSON'S DINER Lunches, Dinners, Sandwiches Sinclair Gasoline, Oil Fort Littleton Pennsylvania TOLL HOUSE RESTAURANT And Service Station Esso Fort Littleton Pennsylvania Compliments of HILL MOTORS Guaranteed Used Cars Handcock Maryland EVERETT MILK 8. ICE CREAM CO. Manufacturers of Everett Delicious Ice Cream High Quality Pasteurized Milk and Cream Everett, Pennsylvania Phone No. T63 C. M. REEDER AND SON Lumber, Millruclc, Building Materials Paint, Supplies, Rooting, Insulation McConnellsburg, Penna. Telephone 125-R-2 THE OAKS MOTEL Route U. S. 'l'l 'I2 Miles South of Chambersburg ll Miles North of Hagerstown, Md. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Oaks R. D. 3, Greencastle, Pa. A FRIEND Congratulations to the Class of 1957 FRAZIER STUDIO ANDREWS STUDIO pA0fOgI Cll0AQI d No Parking Problems 649 Philadelphia Avenue Chambersburg, Penna. Telephone CO 4-4323 Portraiture Commercial Weddings Babies Advertising SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Andrews Phofographers for l956 Flashlites .fglltllgkdpkd -1 v , 1 WAP ' + Q: , , Nw M 3 xx f -wx: J Q Rx gf