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

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1958 volume:

a x K w N 1 E F un 11 ii i !!l El 221 'ff Wx N I0 4 CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY SENIORS CLASSES SPORTS ACTIVITIES ADVERTISEMENTS FOREWORD As we look over the past four years, we realize that we have had the opportunity to build our lives from an expanded curricular and extra-curricular program. While we were occupied with the pursuit of scholastic development, we also enjoyed athletic events, dramatic and musical accomplishments, as well as many other activities. In this edition of FLASHLITES we have attempted to recall many happy experiences of high school life. In appreciation of his friendship for the Class of 1958. Chester A. Creager DEDICATION During our four years of high school, we realize how fortunate we have been in having in Mr. Creager a man of friendly counsel and constant encouragement. He has always been interested in our welfare and tolerant of our inexperience. We hope to prove our- selves worthy of Mr. Creager's instruction. McConnellsburg Joint District School Board SCHOOL BOARDS President: Levi P. Morton Vice President: Robert M. Kendall Secretary: Kathryn S. Stevens Members: Charles H. Kendall Levi P. Morton Robert M. Kendall Harry R. Branter Maynard C. Gordon Dale Keebaugh Ayr Twp. President: Robert M. Kendall Vice President: William Cover Secretary: Charles Glenn Members: Charles Kendall Charles Glenn Robert Kendall William Cover Kenneth Morton, Jr. McCbg. Boro. Todd Twp. President: Levi P. Morton President.: Paul S- Shimer Vice President: D. A. Washabaugh Vlee Pfeeldenti Dale Keebaugh Secretary: T. M. Shimer Secretary: Maynard Gordon Members: D. A. Washabaugh Members? Dale Keebaugh Levi P. Morton Harry R. Branter Kenneth G. Richards XT. M. Shimer 'Not pictured Paul Shimer Maynard Gordon Max Snyder Charles Raker Adminstration and Faculty Marlin A. Shearer Supervising Principal B.S. Slippery Rock State Teachers College M.S. Bucknell University Congratulations to the Class of 1958 for having attained an important milestone in life. Graduation from High School could very easily be the beginning of the most important phase of your life. Ralph Waldo Emerson, writing of another disturbed period of history, when America's freedoms were being threatened said, This time like all times is a very good one if we but know what to do with it. The problem of what to do with your lives is one which has suddenly become very real and important. The autumn of 1957, the beginning of your senior year, was normal with the schools of America but then came the intercontinental ballistic missile and the first earth satellite. And now what? One thing is certain. The world will never be the same again. Whatever your vocational choice might be, you will share in the wor1d's most critical period.-How to get along together.-This is indeed a challenge to all young people entering upon the threshold of active citizenship. My sincere hope is that each of you will be able to meet it successfully. C. Owen Fries Principal B.S. Gettysburg College To the Class of 1958: Your four years of high school are a foundation for the years to come. Ahead of you waits a future of opportunity and challenge. You will need strength of character to meet that challenge to the best of your ability. Beside development of character, place loyalty to yourself, your friends, your associates, and you will find The things that count are courage in distress And hope that shines as brightly as a star And vision and humility that bless With God's true plan all living things that are. These are the things that have the deepest worthg These are the most important things on earth. FACULTY C. B. Chubb 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. Thelma F. Shearer Lebanon Valley College B.S. Raymond A. Adams Shippensburg State Teachers College Chester Creager Shippensburg State Teachers College FACULTY Gs.- Wx Wayne McLaughlin Shippensburg State Teachers College University of Maryland M. Ed. Madeline Snyder Shippensburg State Teachers College B.S. julia Davis Edinboro State Teachers College Arnold F. Chaney Shippensburg State Teachers College Gerald F. Peters Shippensburg State Teachers College Elizabeth Paylor Shippensburg State Teachers College FACULTY john Rajtik Indiana State Teachers College B.S. John Enck Mansfield State Teachers College Freda Harris-R.N. University of Pennsylvania Shippensburg State Teachers College B.S. B.S. Kathryn Stevens Secretary Martin L. Sadler Edinboro State Teachers College B.S. Max Stenger Industrial Arts W?'P'1f 'm- 'f 'j f '!'xi1:1- 'rg 1 Q 1'--, .1-1- -up-L 5 enior --n-r SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President. . ....... .... L arry Cisney Vice-President .... .... M elvin Strait Secretary ...... ..... B etty Culler Treasurer . . .... Lucille Warthin C LA S S MOTT O Find a way or make one. CLASS FLOWER RedRose CLASS COLORS Silver and Rose CLASS SONG O lovely days, now all gone by Days that shall come no more. We think upon them once again Our hearts do so adore. O senior class, O senior class, God guard thee on thy way, And keep thee happy, gay and free Through all the days to be. The happy hours we spent with thee, Are mem'ries sweet to us, We'll count them over every day, And think of thee, we trust, O senior class, O senior class, God give to thee great fame, Till all thy name be nobleness, And all adore thy name. Farewell, classmates, farewell, today, Forever it may be. Farewell, dear teachers, we must say Farewell also to thee. Alma Mater, Alma Mater, We hate to leave thee too, But may thy truth direct us on And keep us ever true. PEARL LOUISE ABBOTT COMMERCIAL KKPuff7! Prefers: Dancing Always laughing, chum of Charlotte and Shirley, often has a date, future WAF or typist. I'm serious . Student Flashes-Features Business Club-4 Flashlites-Features Senior Play Senior Chorus-1-2-3-4 Dramatic Club-2 DONALD O. BARD VOC. AG. Bard Prefers: Girls, green Ford, going to the races, running around. Usually with Richards and Seville, favorite loaf- ing place Texaco, always happy. No kidding ! FFA-1 -2 -3 -4 Student Flashes-Circulation Flashlites-Circulation LARRY G. CHUBB ACADEMIC ' ' Chubby' ' Prefers: Playing tenor sax Carefree, builds and Hies planes with George Shearer, operates with Larry Cisney and Parker Crouse, likes sports, future draftsman. Aw! Come off it! Student Flashes-Features Flashlites-Features Asst. Band Manager Senior Chorus-2-4 Senior Class Play Band-1-2-3-4 Saxophone Quartette-3 Dance Band-1-2-3 Saxophone Quintette-4 Track-3-4 County Band Basketball-1 -2 -3-4 County Chorus LARRY F. CISNEY Cisney ACADEMIC Prefers: Playing organ, arguing Canythingj, muzzle loaders. Worries, likes to waltz, pounds the piano, regular customer at Johnnie's Diner, usually seen with Parker and Chubby, anticipates teaching. I'm gonna hate myself in the morning. Flashlites-Clubs Student Flashes-News Senior Chorus-1-2-3-4 Band-1-2-3-4 Dance Band-1-2-3 Class President-1-2-3-4 Mixed Choral Ensemble-3 Saxophone Ensemble-4 French Club-2-3 Senior Play District Band-4 County Band-4 County Chorus-4 HAROLD G. CLOUSER ACADEMIC Bowser Prefers: Fords, going hunting Almost always cheerful, likes guns, interested in diesel mechanics, pal of Cisney and Shearer. Well, great day ! Student Flashes-Clubs Flashlites-Clubs Band-l -2 -3 -4 Dance Band-2 -3 Track-3 -4 Senior Chorus-4 County Band-4 County Chorus-4 CHARLES LEWIS CROUSE IND. ARTS Charlie Prefers: Bonnie and Fast Chevies Operates with Wible, enjoys staying out late, likes Rock Bs Roll. UAW, yehu Basketball-1 -2 -3 -4 Baseball- 2 -3 -4 Soccer-1-2 -3 -4 Track-l V2 -3 -4 Band-1-2 -3 -4 Ind. Arts-1 -2 -3 -4 Student Flashes-Sports Flashlites-Sports County Band-4 PARKER E. CROUSE ACADEMIC Prefers: Playing music and singing Likes music, mathematics, and science, tall and slim, goes to Johnnie's Diner, closely associated with Cisney and Chubb, future engineer. A likely story Student Flashes-Editor-in-Chief Flashlites-Editor-in-Chief Senior Chorus-1-2-3-4 County Chorus-4 Band'-1-2-3-4 County Band-4 Dance Band-1-2-3 Saxophone Ensemble-4 Basketball-1-2-3-4 Brass Ensemble-3 French Club-2-3 State Chorus President of Band-2 Mixed Choral Ensemble-3 Varsity ClubW4 District Chorus-4 BETTY MAE CULLER COMMERCIAL ccFuZZy:a Prefers: Weekends with Dick Neat dresser, likes to square dance, enjoys going to drive-ins, peppy cheerleader, digs a yellow and white Plymouth the most, future medical secretary. Really Cheerleader-3-4 Varsity Club-4 Captain of Cheerleaders-4 Senior Chorus-2-3 TrackA1 -2 Flashlites-Clubs Band-1 -2 -3 -4 Secretary of Band--2 President of Band-4 County Band-4 Class Secretary-1 -2 -3 -4 Student Flashes-Co-Editor Senior Play Business Club-President-4 ELWOOD V. DOYLE IND. ARTS Gfwoodyi! Prefers: Hunting and sports I don't care Basketball-1-2 -3 -4 Baseball-2 -3 -4 Soccer-1 -2 -3-4 Track-1 -2-3-4 Student Flashes-Sports Flashlites-Sports CAROL EDITH EVERTS HOME EC. KlPeep7! Prefers: Sports Drives a black Plymouth, long, blond, curly hair, a true-blue friend of Joyce and Lou. Say, honest? F.H.A.-3-4 Bowling Club-2 Soft Ball-2-3 Track-1-2-3-4 Basketball-2-3-4 Student Flashes-Sports Flashlites-Sports Varsity Club-4 CHESTER DEWEY FEAGLEY COMMERCIAL Feagley Prefers: Buicks and driving around Cheerful, likes auto racing, can be seen at Jake's, partner of Ronald Sipes. How's that? Student Flashes-Circulation Business Club-4 Flashlites-Circulation MAXINE ALMA FIX COMMERCIAL Fixie Prefers: Maynard and Mercurys Always laughing and chewing gum, a friend to all, loves to dance, member of gab session in study halls, music fan, especially rock-n-roll , craziest hair styles ever. Hope I get a letter. Senior Chorus-2-3 Business Club-4 Softball-2 Track-1-2 Basketball-1 Cheerleader-2-3-4 Flashlites-Advertising Senior Play Varsity Club-4 MARLIN J. GLEE ACADEMIC ClEmY 7 Prefers: Guns, Ford products, hunting, drawing, and judo. Usually cheerful, likes philosophy, interested in sports, plans to be commercial illustrator. My lawyer-George Morton. Take it easy, boy. Student Flashes-Artist Senior Chorus-3 Track-3 -4 FlashlitesAAdvertising CARL ROY GORDON ACADEMIC Cfpappyi! Prefers: Girls, pop music, dancing, and movies. Has a yen for jokes, flies airplanes and sings. Fellow partner in crime+George Morton. Plan- ning career in aeronautical engineering or Air Force. Let's stroll Student Flashes-Home Rooms Flashlites-Clubs Senior Chorus-1-2-3-4 Band-2-3-4 Dance Band-3-4 Track-3-4 SoccerW4 Baseball-1-4 Saxophone Quartette- Saxophone Quintettek 3 4 District Chorus-4 County Chorus-4 County Band-4 Varsity Club-4 MAYNARD EUGENE GRESS VOC. AG. Gress, the mess Prefers: Politics and girls. Likes good music, argues politics, loves to date, future missionary. FFA-l-2-3-4 Student Flashes- Features Senior Choruse3-4 Flashlites-Features County Chorusf4 State FFA Chorus+3-4 WILLIAM R, HANN Voc. AG. Bill Prefers: Wrestling, and reading Southern and Negro dialectic poetry. Always cheerful, likes Chevrolets, and working on cars, hates to study, business partner of Maynard Gress. I reckon FFA-1-2 -3-4 Treasurer-4 Student Flashes-- News Senior Chorus-4 Flashlites+C1asses HARRY B. HILL IND. ARTS Bennett Prefers: Track and basketball Always broke, likes to dance, hates girls, doesn't like farming. Very much so Track-1-2 -3-4 Basketball-1-2 -3-4 Soccer-3-4 Flashlites-Advertising MARY JEAN JOHNSTON COMMERCIAL l6Jean!1 Prefers: Going to the movies Always cheerful, future secretary, close friend of Ruth, Louise, and Dort. Is that right? Student Flashes-News Flashlites-Classes Business Club-4 Senior Play WILLIAM DALE KENDALL IND. ARTS Shrimp Prefers: Martha Likes to tease, argue, play soccer, and hunt, appears with Crouse, Wible, Bill, and Ray, future Swabbie',. Come on, let's go. Soccer-2 -3 -4 Basketball-3 -4 Student Flashes-Circulation Flashlites-Circulation CHARLOTTE KATHALEEN KUHN COMMERCIAL Kuhn Prefers: George and Movies Always ready for fun, interested in sports, hates homework, likes to go to drive-ins with George, future housewife. Gee Whiz Bowling Clubg2 F.H.A.-3-4 Senior Chorus-4 Student Flashes-Classes Flashlites-Classes Business Club-4 SHIRLEY INEZ LYNCH HOME EC. iCLynch!! Prefers: The Navy Likes to go to festivals and fairs, writes to service men, always happy. That so? Track-3-4 F.H.A.-3 -4 F.H.A.-Parliamentarian 4 Flashlites-Advertising GEORGE FRANKLIN MORTON, JR. ACADEMIC Moose Prefers: Track and cute girls Likes to come down street with the mob, slow to anger, future Anchor-Clanker. I don't know. Track-2 -3 -4 Soccer-3-4 Basketball-3 -4 Baseball-3-4 Student Flashes-Features Flashlites-Features MARTHA DELORES PECK COMMERCIAL Peckie Prefers: Convertibles, stock car races, popular music Likes to write letters, loads of fun, neat and cute, dislikes hill-billy music, favorite color red, keeps score for basketball games, collects picture post- cards, future Air Hostess. I don't know. Vice-president-2 Track-1-2 Senior Chorus-1-2-3-4 Student Flashes-Clubs Flashlites-Clubs Business Club-Treasurer 4 Senior Play DOROTHY JEAN RICHARDS COMMERCIAL ilDOrtH Prefers: Going to movies, typing Closely associated with Jean, Louise, and Ruth, I ,Q future secretary, spends a lot of time reading. . Who me? ' Student Flashes-Clubs Flashlites-Clubs 2 V-,. 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That's all right F.F.A.-1 -2-3-4 F.F.A.-Sentinel-2 F.F.A.-Secretary-3 F.F.A.-President-4 Student Flashes-Circulation F1ashlites+Circu1ation DOROTHY LOUISE SEVILLE COMMERCIAL Weasy Prefers: Going to the movies Always cheerful, ready to lend a helping hand, in company of Ruth, Jean, and Dort. I Don't Known Student Flashes-Classes Flashlites-Classes Business Club-4 JIM R. SEVILLE VOC. AG. lqimi! Prefers: Going to the races and running around in a green Plymouth. Frequently seen with Richards and Bard, always cheerful, favorite hang-outkCito Store. That's all right F.F.A.-1-2-3-4 Student Flashes-Circulation FlashlitesvCirculation LOU IZELLA SIPES HOME EC. KlLu-Lu!! Prefers: Sports Likes to dance and tease, best friends-Carol and Joyce, especially enjoys week-ends, always happy. You think so? Senior Chorusf2 F.H.A.-Secretary-3 Bowling Clubf2 F.H.A.fPresident-4 Softball-2-3 Student Flashes-Sports Track-1-2 -3 -4 Flashlites-Sports Basketballf2-3-4 Varsity Club-4 F.H.A.-3-4 RONALD N. SIPES VOC. AG, Doc Prefers: Hunting and fishing Quiet, likes the outdoors, music and modern history, operates with Chester Feagley. Well? F.F.A.-1-2-3-4 FlashlitesiAdvertising RUTH ANN SIPES COMMERCIAL Ruthie Prefers: A certain red and black Ford. Friendly to everyone, close chum of Jean, Louise, and Dort, likes sports, fast driver. Aw, yeah! Student F1asheseClubs Flashlites-Clubs Business Club-4 Bowling Club-2 Trackf2-3-4 Senior Play 4 Um WM iii? 6 iff ul' SHIRLEY JOAN SIPES COMMERCIAL Shirley Prefers: Richard Friendly, happy-go-lucky member of the senior class, has a smile for everybody, natural blonde, likes to hunt, has definite ideas for the future. You've had it! F.H.A.-3-4 F.H.A.-Parliamentarian-3 Softball-2 Dramatic Club-2 Senior Chorus-1-2-3-4 F.I-I.A.-Treasurer-H4 Student Flashes-Features Business Club-4 Flashlites-Features Senior Play County Chorus-4 SHIRLEY JEAN SMITH HOME EC. ' 'Smitty ' ' Prefers: Hustontown boys Never smiles, likes long car rides, interested in work, chum of Shirley Lynch, Ambition- Airline Stewardess. Holy Cow F.H.A.-3-4 F.H.A.-Program Chairman-3 F.H.A.-Secretary-4 Bowling Club-2 Flashlites-Advertising MAX EUGENE STEN GER IND. ARTS CGBee9! Prefers: Fast Fords for transportation Always working on cars, interested in racing, future mechanic. No kiddin' . Basketball-1-2 -3 -4 Baseball-4 Soccer-2 -3 -4 Student Flashes-Sports Flashlites-Circulation MELVIN RAYMOND STRAIT, JR. ACADEMIC Melv Prefers: Sports, pop music, custom Mercs Loves to attend movies, play basketball, and baseball, loyal Philly fan, class photographer, Pat Boone fan, likes to tell corny jokes, coins expressions, runs school taxi. Flashlites-Sports Senior Play Student Flashes-Sports School Treasurer-4 Basketball-1-2-3-4 Varsity Club- Baseball-4 President-4 Track-2 -3 -4 Vice President-3 -4 French Clubh2 -3 GEORGE MICHAEL SHEARER ACADEMIC ' 'Shearer ' ' Prefers: Fords Classy dresser, always smiling, loves to tear down cars, interested in sports, future engineer, dislikes homework, usually found with the gang. What ya say, Jel1ybean? Band-2-3-4 Track-3-4 Vice President of Band-3 Soccer-3-4 Manager of Band-4 Basketball-2-3-4 Dance Band-2-3-4 Baseball-2-3-4 Student Flashes-News Senior Play Flashlites-Advertising County Band-4 Varsity Club-4 NANCY KAY SHIMER COMMERCIAL Shime Prefers: Men Peppy cheerleader, usually found at drug store, likes boys, always a pest in study halls, be-bop fan, personal motto: Swing and sway with Nancy Kay . Have any gum? Student Flashes-Co-Editor Basketball-1 Flashlites-Advertising Treasurer-1 Senior Chorus-2 Cheerleader-2 -3-4 SoftballP2 Senior Play Track-1-2 Business ClubAVice President-4 VERA LUCILLE WARTHIN ACADEMIC CLI-lucy!! Prefers: Movies, dates, baby sitting, music A friend to all, wants to be X-ray technician, likes to have a good time. Just a minute! F.H.A.-3 Student Flashes-Classes FlashlitesMClasses Senior Chorus-2-3-4 Bowling Clubk2 Class Treasurer-2-3-4 GERALD ORLANDO WIBLE IND. ARTS H-Terry!! Prefers: Souped up and customized Fords Likes pretty girls, can be seen with Crouse and Kendall, interested in sports, future pilot in Air Force. Aw, yeah Basketball- l - 2 -3 -4 President of Band-3 Baseball-1-2-3-4 Varsity Club-4 Soccer-1- 2 -3 -4 Track- 1 -2 -3 -4 Student Flashes-Sports Flashlites-Sports Band- 1 -2 -3 A FOND FAREWELL What a wonderful year this has been! Beginning with September 3 fthe first day of schoolj we were busily engaged in all sorts of activities. On the tenth of October we saw our iirst all-star baseball game of the season. Our soccer season began early in the fall. Graduation pictures were taken in September. What fun we had comparing results when we got the proofs before Christmas! Our first edition of the monthly newspaper was started in October. Oh, yes, and the senior play The Daffy Dills , was quite a hit, but the success of the play was, without doubt, largely due to the fact that such senior talent as: Ruth Sipes, Melvin Strait, Jean Johnston, Larry Cisney, Delores Peck, George Shearer, Nancy Shimer, Larry Chubb, Pearl Abbott, Betty Culler, and Shirley Sipes starred in the production under the direction of Mr. C. B. Chubb. On December 13 a Christmas concert was held in the school auditorium by our school band. Our Christmas vacation began on Dec. 20th and ended Jan. 2, and very soon we were back in school preparing for exams. It just didn't seem possible that we had completed the first semester of our senior year. We still have many thrilling events ahead. Think of the publication of FLASHLITES! How about the banquet when the juniors play host to our class? Then we have had a major part in the Field Meet, Junior-Senior Prom, Band and Choral Concerts, to say nothing of our trip to New York, baccalaureate, and commencement. We can hardly realize that our high school days are almost over. We must make progress by making a way, if we can't iind it. That means we will march forward to the future with confidence and courage. The Senior Class Future Farmers Class Politicians A io? X ' 'ff Sleepiest Quietest Future Secretaries Class Geniuses wang. Future Homernakers N. X,Q,W,., Es' 1' P gf 'hr INFORMAL SENIOR PICTURES use nu, ,,,..f iw WI S i X! ii , E I 5 Q -if ill., f 5' if 'Q' WJ Q hx sig Q19 SENIOR GROUPS w-. . -4. ibm ,,.L V U Q HU -M M A F QLEV' Q lg .vfef ,.,,.......0..yvIFM 1, . W., ,4-f R, , wflf,-' MMM... ' .... nw an WM? Ak v si'-we :2.::' is -':- 13 M-H 1 l 4.4 if -AN.-, nv., . . .,. N. W., J, .,,Y-M-f HSSBS Yin ,.4 ' fair W 0 ' Y '. ,nyx 2 : E Q v'.:A A eh: iw., Q ::: , ww K. iw? W! JA QM Q 4, ,K UNDER CLASSMEN INFORMALS .,-: 1 Ha' my Q SWF W' I fi W ,1 Q '1 ,,,,. ,A,,.. ' ' V . W 5 4 M .WX ww . ww Q1, 9 .,,A. .- AA-'2 3 315 A ! H 4 .gk l k ' ' V WL f 4 f Q N -' g X, W9 is Q 'I . 'HMA' . rx EV Liwfv A ..,..,.., ---- ' f 5 f N K f A' i 2 Xi 4: 2-1' f '- 1. First Row: Joe Headley, Patsy Seiders, Donald Cover, Ellen Sipes, Gary Grissinger, Jane Harris, Bill Kendall, Bonnie Cornelius, Glenn Layton. Second Row: Beverly Hill, jirn Snyder, J une Souders, Richard Rotz, Sandra Culler, Connie Albert, Richard Miller, Joyce Ramsey, Robert Weaver, Beverly Cisney. Third Row: Bill Shaffer, Patsy Carbaugh, Marl Garlock, Ramona Bard, James Mellott, Esther McQuade, Larry Lister, Rosella Pittman, David Kerlin, Joan Seiders, Richard Black. Fourth Row: Phyllis Karns, Nellie Shives, John Helman, Carol Smith, Jean Peck. JUNIOR CLASS The Junior Class began their activities this year with a skating party. Money- raising campaigns have involved selling candy and other items. The high-lights of the year, of course for which much planning is necessary are the Junior-Senior Banquet on May 2 and the Junior-Senior Prom on May 9. We juniors are already looking forward to next year when we will have the honor and prestige of being SCl'llOI'S. President: Richard Rotz Vice-President: June Souders Secretary: Patsy Carbaugh Treasurer: Bill Shaffer Row 1-Kenny Wible, Bonnie Harr, Paul Deshong, Martha Cline, George Bain, Dorothy Harris Row 2fRuth Boden, Jean Seiders, Patsy Peck, Paul Gordon, Alma Shives, Joyce Mellott Ehzabeth Yost Row Iifjudy Mellott, Roger Hill, Phyllis Fix, Ronald Englert, Linda Knepper, Martin Sprenkle 5 President: jerry Harness Vice-President: Kenny Wible Secretary: Lois Fleming Treasurers: Martha Cline Sally Grissinger M. ,ig nigga Q nf' Row 1: Sally Grissinger, Guynethia Bard, Norma Harris. Row 2: Jean Lynch, Dick Doyle, Bonita Kerlin, Eddie Anderson, Lois Fleming, LeRoy Buterbaugh. Row 3: Sandra Alderson, Ralph Sipes, Linda Richards, Roger Ray, Linda Wermick, Jerry Harness, Wanda Souders. Row 4: Mary Shives, Larry Ray, Nellie Seiders, Clarence Kerlin, Sandra Souders, Charles Ray. SOPHOMORE CLASS The Sophomores under the supervision of Mr. McLaughlin and Mr. Peters began the social activities of the year with a roller skating party, hay rides, dances at the homes of various members and the annual Christmas party. On the financial side of our school year, our class added to the money to be earned for our senior trip by selling Stanley products and vanilla extract. Row One: Sharon Garland, Dennis Mellott, Carol Welsh, Richard Lake, Rosalee Brown William Spriggs Delores Branch. Row Two: Roy Miller, Vera Beaucharnp,.Jack Sipes, Evelyn Ramsey, Clair Carbaugh Sandra Cutchall Donald Helman, Judy Ray, Merrill Harr. Row Three: Phyllis Hann, Dick Truax, Nancy Burke, Gene Kerlin, Freda Everts Ronald Johnson Kay Abbott, Rodney Burrall, Annabelle Mellott, Row Four: Morris Suders, Mary Black, Duane Ramsey, Judy Peck, Frank Lynch Beverly Souders Lamont Brady, Linda Cutchall, Phillip Fix. President: Judy Snyder Vice-President: Predita Shaw Secretary: Fred Culler Treasurers: Laraine Gordon Sandra Cutchall Row One: Sylvia Rotz, Predita Shaw, Laraine Gordon, Donald Peck, Janet Marshall, Patsy Matthews, Judy Shore, Sharon Kendall. Row Two: Jeannette Lister, Tom Morton, Mary Barmont, Richard Shearer, Karen Hamil, Lee Seiders, Arlene Fix, Mack Shaffer, Charles Fore. Row Three: Joe Graham, Cindy Kies, Roger Doyle, Patsy Mellott, Barry Chaney, Brenda Hann, Dick Pyle, Judy Bain. Row Four: Kathy Hunter, Fred Culler, Linda Kendall, Roger Mills, Sandra Munch, Egons Zomerfelds, Nancy Mellott, John Smith, Judy Snyder. FRESHMAN CLASS The freshmen organized a Teen-Age Book Club in the fall. They have had a continuous supply of fiction suitable for leisure reading. For recreation they have enjoyed Teen-Age Dances sponsored by the P.T.A. as well as a roller skating party in the fall. As for hnances, food sales continue to be the most practical method of adding to the treasury. ...uliduqp-L.. First Row: Alma Truax, Robert Wible, Doris Shives, Danny Grissinger, Marna McQuade. Second Row: Patricia Davis, Gerald Deshong, Barbara Shore, Allan Kies, Diane Kieper, Robert Hill, Jeanette Harr, Nelson Deshong, Jessie Carbaugh. Third Row: Reuben Brady, Dorinda Clippinger, Frank Shives, Mary Englert, Lester Hoover, Markay Feagley, David Lorentz, Joyce Black, Ronald Seiders. Fourth Row: James Stenger, Ann Foster, Teddy Chubb, Marsha Helman, Skip Daniels, Nancy Seiders, Bill Alexander, Barbara Horton, Richard Crouse. President: Allan Kies Vice President: Danny Grissinger Secretary: Diane Kieper Treasurer: Robert Hill First Row: John Carbaugh, Earl Carbaugh, Stanley Seiders, Lloyd Smith. Second Row: Barbara Sipes, Dean Snyder, Shannon Kuhn, Tom Spriggs, Sarah Branche, Robert Richards, Betty Kuhn, John Albert, Rosaline Urban. Third Row: Connie Warthin, Ronald Howell, Alice Garland, John Seiders, Merrill Seville, Carol Richards, Raymond Kerlin, Nancy Bain, Joe Rhodes. Fourth Row: Blaine McQuade, Mary Helman, Marlin Seville, John Black, Walter Rhodes, Roy Barnhart, Roger Seville, Donald Hann. EIGHTH GRADE The students of the eighth grade have had a slow start in our fund raising campaign for the 1957-1958 term. We hope to do something about that in the near future. At Christmas we decorated the home rooms, had a party, and exchanged gifts. Different members of the class have enjoyed the Teen-Age Dances sponsored by the P.T.A. First Row: Faye Richards, Gerald Marshall, Colleen Shimer, Denver Kuhn, Kathaleen Mills, Mike Keebaugh, Patsy Morton, Joe Garlock, Helen Miller, Harvey Seville. Second Row: Carlys Fix, Ronald Richards, Dianne Watters, William Lake, John Davis, Wanda Albert, Denny Chamberlain, Mary Cline, Gordon Humbert. Third Row: Mary Ann Mellott, Carol Goes, Rosetta Lininger, Dorothy Martz, Jeanne Beauchamp, Elizabeth Lodge, Skaidrite Zornerfelds, Linda Seiders, Sharleen Mellott, Mary Anne Paylor, Doreen Fittry. Fourth Row: George Harness, Judith Crouse, Cindy Secrist, Rodger Souders, Eileen Christian, Robert Ramsey, Janet Harris, Harry Brissett, Shirley Kerlin. President: Mike Keebaugh Vice-President: Diane Watters Secretary: Larry Cree Carbaugh Treasurer: Patsy Morton First Row: Richard Lynch, Harry Carbaugh, Larry Souders, Lester Guessford, Roger Madden, Larry Carbaugh, Kermit Ramsey, Dwight Skiles. Second Row: Shirley Doyle, Robert Black, Alice Suders, Merrill Seiders, Alice Souders, Robert Glee, Sandra Fox, Larry Carbaugh, Mary Jane Carbaugh, Third Row: Fred Hull, Robert Thomas, Joyce Shives, Floyd Snyder, Helene Souders, Harry Smith, Charlotte Keefer, Charles Bishop, Donald Rhodes. Fourth Row: Mary Jane Smith, Mack Brown, Cynthia Rhodes, John Jefferson, Minnie Jefferson, Richard White, John Seville, Edward I-Iendershot, Duane Daniels. SEVENTH GRADE The members of the first class to be initiated into the world of Junior High soon became acquainted with the new routine and began to take their place in the school activities. Besides making money for their treasury by bake sales, they had fun as a group at the annual Christmas party and went roller skating in the spring. Our Liberaceu and Harry J. WHO'S WHO among Underclassmen Kool Kats Steadies Mutt and Jessie Chow Hounds ' Y B'!5 '?W'7! '?I? Activities 442. , E 2 ...,,,. , ..:.1,f, , Q? ll Ill THE DAF FY DILLS Directed by C. B. Chubb December 13, 1957 CAST Richard D111 .......... ..... Carol Dill ,.... . Rodney Dill .... . .Larry Cisney . .Betty Culler . . . . .Melvin Strait Doris Dill ....... . . . Dudley Dill ....,..... Grandmother Dill ........ . . . Cousin Maude Maddox. . . . . . Elaine Escott .........., Aimee Lovewell .,..... . . . Pete Norton ..... .... Widow Woggles ..... ...,.. Arnica Jukes ....,...,. .....,.. Setting The living room of Richard Dill's home, in a large mid-western town. Plot .Nancy Shimer . .Larry Chubb . .Shirley Sipes .Jean Johnston . .Delores Peck . . .Maxine Fix .George Shearer . . . .Ruth Sipes . .Pearl Abbott Richard Dill decides to remarry, but her spoiled brats fear they will have to work for the first time in their lives if such a marriage took place. They then try to prevent the marriage by childish pranks. At last, Asleep! Oh-h Maude! Advisor: Mr. Chester Creager. Row 1-Allan Kies, Robert Hill, Robert Wible, Danny Grissinger, Teddy Chubb, Dean Snyder, George Harness, john Smith. Row 2YLester Hoover, Barry Chaney, Richard Shearer, Bill Alexander, Fred Culler, Roger Ray, Donald Peck, Richard Pyle. Row 3-Egons Zomerfelds, Eddie Anderson, Leroy Buterbaugh, Mack Shaffer, jerry Harness, Charles Ray. JUNIOR HI-Y The jr. Hi-Y is a school club affiliated with the Y.M.C.A. The purpose of the club is to instill in the boys better Christian principles through Christian fellow- ship. Activities in which the boys have engaged are basketball games, a skating party, and last of all a steak fry. Sponsor: C. B. Chubb Row lfjim Snyder, Ronald Richards, Bob Weaver, Bill Hann, Maynard Gress, Jerry Harness, George Bain. Row 2-Donald Bard, Ronald Sipes, Eddie Anderson, Clair Carbaugh, jim Seville, Donald Cover, Jack Sipes, Richard Black. Row 3-John Bishop, Donald Helman, Morris Suders, Roger Hill, Ronald Englert, Bill Kendall, john Helman, James Mellott. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The local chapter of the F. F. A. consists of boys in grades nine through twelve who participate in local and state contests. Nine new members will be added to the chapter in February. Since requirements for membership include carrying approved projects, the majority of the members will have completed six to ten projects by the end of their senior year. In competition with project winners throughout the state, the McConnellsburg members have ranked among the upper ten chapters. Field trips to neighboring orchards and farms, the Farm Show, and the annual convention at Penn State completed the year's round of activities. President-Ronald Richards Vice President-Maynard Gress Secretary-Bob Weaver Treasurer-William Hann Reporter-Donald Cover Sentinel-Bill Kendall Chaplain-jerry Harness First Row: Betty Culler, Dorothy Harris, Eileen Christian, Beverly Hill Dianne Watters Joan Bard Carl Gordon, Charles Crouse. Second Row: Joyce Mellott, Colleen Shimer, Mary Ann Paylor, Sharleen Mellott Patsy Morton Mary Cline, Dorothy Martz, Shirley Guessford, Mr. Enck. Third Row: Reuben Brady, Charlotte Keefer, Carol Goes, Mary Ann Mellott Edith Ankrom George Shearer, Janet Jarrett, Barbara Horton, Jeanette Lister. Fourth Row: Larry Chubb, Larry Cisney. Mcflonnellsburg Joint School Dist. Band and Majorettes 'Q .1 Judy Mellott Evelyn Ramsey Elizabeth Yost Saundra Culler Lois Fleming Diana Keiper Sandra Cutchall Patsy Matthews Carol Fields First Row: Sharon Culler, Cheryl Crouse, Martha Cline, Sharon Kendall, Eric Wible, Linda Johnston, Harold Clouser, Gerald Deshong. Second Row: Barry Chaney, Richard Black, Anna May Ankrom, Dick Crouse, Parker Crouse, Lamont Brady, Gordon Humbert, Herbert Ankrom. Third Row: Bill Alexander, Fred Culler, Larraine Gordon, Patsy Bard, Robert Wible, George Harness, Bobby Black. Fourth Row: Beverly Cisney, Richard Shearer, Ted Chubb, Linda Seiders. Besides two annual concerts, at Christmas and in the spring, the band enter- tained the Pennsylvania Band Masters' Association in the fall. Twenty of the members participated in the Franklin-Fulton Music Festival. Larry Cisney was selected to represent the McConnellsburg School Band as baritone soloist at the Southern District Band Festival at Harrisburg. Sandra Cutchall Diana Keiper Evelyn Ramsey Saundra Culler Judy Mellott Elizabeth Yost Lois Fleming - . i l, t J tif' K-I . . 'H it Patsy Matthews ' A I Carol Fields bn g . First Row: Dorothy Harris, Larry Lester, Sally Grissinger, Larry Cisney, Sandra Cutchall, Larry Chubb Linda Cutchall. Second Row: Pearl Abbott, Charlotte Kuhn, Dick Miller, Lucille Warthin, William Hann, Delores Peck, Carl Gordon. SENIOR CHORUS Director: Mrs. Shearer First RowfNelson DeShong, Barbara Sipes, Gerald Marshall, Diane Keiper, Robert Wible, Barbara Horton, Lester Hoover, Jessie Carbaugh, Gerald DeShong. Second RovveMarlin Seville, Charlotte Keefer, Denny Chamberlain, Janette Harr, Danny Grissinger, Phyllis Hann, Dean Snyder, Jean Peck, John Davis. ifkf 'Q Wulf Wg. nib UQ! s S if lf Q-K, A01 -wg-' .,,,..-p., First Row: Beverly Hill, Harold Clouser, Ramona Bard, Bob Weaver, Norma Harris, Jean Peck, Betty Culler. Second Row: Joyce Mellott, Parker Crouse, Judy Mellott, Maynard Gress, Shirley Sipes, Richard Rotz, Connie Albert, Mrs. Shearer. JUNIOR CHORUS First Row: Barbara Shore, David Lorentz, Connie Warthin, Bobby Black, Nancy Bain, Mike Keebaugh, Carol Richards, Harvey Seville, Dorinda Clippinger. Second Row: Donald Hann, Anne Foster, Jim Stenger, Marsha Helman, Junior Smith, Pat Davis, Merrill Seville, Alice Garland, Harry Brissett. iwqwt Wig Row l: Jean Lynch, Joyce Ramsey, Lou Sipes, Shirley Sipes, Connie Albert. Row 2: Shirley Lynch, Shirley Smith, Patsy Seiders, Phyllis Karns, Ellen Sipes, Beverly Hill Row 3: Mrs. Snyder, Carol Everts, Jean Peck, Nellie Shives, Carol Smith. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Future Homemakers of America is the national organization of girls studying homemaking in high schools of the United States. F.H.A. provides opportunities for students to have additional experiences in planning and carrying out activities related to homemaking. The national organization is composed of chartered state associations which are made up of local chapters. Candy Sales and a Teen Age Dance helped to raise funds for the activities in which all members in the local F.H.A. Chapter participated. President: Lou Sipes Vice-President: Nellie Shives Secretary: Shirley Smith Treasurer: Shirley Sipes Historian: Joyce Ramsey Parliamentarian: Shirley Lynch Pearl Abbott Chester Feagley Charlotte Kuhn Maxine Fix Shirley Sipes Dorothy Richards Jean Johnston Nancy Shimer Louise Seville Betty Culler Mr. Peters Delores Peck BUSINESS CLUB The aim of our business club is to better understand office practices and business organizations. The club performs the useful service of typing and arranging the school paper. The activities of its first year included the Ice Capades at Hershey, a dance, and the pleasure of touring the campus at Shippensburg on Business Education Day. This concluded the social calendar of the twelve senior members. President .....,. , . .Betty Culler Vice-President .... . . .Nancy Shimer Treasurer ....... ,..... D elores Peck Secretary .... . . .Dorothy Richards lliw asf-nz -ww Donald Bard, Ronald Richards, Jim Seville, Harold Clouser, Larry Cisney, Gene Stenger, Gerald Wible, Lucille Warthin, Dale Kendall, Nancy Shimer, Charles Crouse, Pearl Abbott, Lou Sipes, Carol Everts, Maynard Gress, Delores Peck, Dorothy Richards, Louise Seville, Shirley Sipes, Chester Feagley, Jean Johnston, Harry Hill, Carl Gordon, Parker Crouse, Charlotte Kuhn, Shirley Smith, Melvin Strait, Betty Culler, Larry Chubb, George Shearer. FLASHLITES STAFF The Flashlites staff, selected by Miss Thomas and Mr. Wible, begins its duties at the end of the junior year by publishing the last edition of the 'KStudent Flashes for the term. During their senior year the members of the staff are responsible for soliciting ads and organizing the material for Flashlites. Editor-in-Chief ...., ....r...,..... P arker Crouse Co-Editors ..,.. .... B etty Culler, Nancy Shimer Artists ..... ,..... R uth Sipes, Marlin Glee News ...,.... ........., J can Johnston Features ,..... ,....,,........., L arry Chubb Home Rooms ..... .................. C harlotte Kuhn Clubs ......,,. .... S hirley Smith, Ronald Richards Sports ......, ....... L ou Sipes, Melvin Strait Circulation ..,. ......,...., E lwood Doyle SKS? 'Ni I Q1 . 4 . 'f-' -,,,.3., Q, ,, . J isis LeRoy Buterbaugh, Larry Chubb, George Shearer, Donald Cover, Charles Crouse, Elwood Doyle Charles Ray, Melvin Strait, Carl Gordon, Martin Sprenkle, Bill Kendall, Larry Ray, Mr. Adams. VARSITY BASKETBALL The Blue Devils of M.H.S. under the supervision of a new coach did not quite live up to pre-season expectations. The team, although inexperienced, had the spirit and determination to give the opposition plenty of trouble and keep the games close. As a result, many of the games were won or lost in the final minutes. High scorers for the season were Elwood Doyle, Parker Crouse, Melvin Strait, and Charles Crouse. N, , Vg ,. if W. 'M XQX vm-Qumm,,,,,,,,., Q lswma , x First Row: Dick Pyle, LeRoy Buterbaugh, Richard Shearer, Larry Ray, Donald Peck, Mack Shaffer John Smith. Second Row: jack Sipes, Bill Kendall, Dick Miller, Martin Sprenkle, Bob Weaver, Ronald johnson Mr. McLaughlin. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Under the supervision of Coach McLaughlin, the Junior Varsity squad was faced with the problem of breaking in a new team. Many of the players were graduates of last year's famous Termites. The three top scorers this season were Larry Ray, Martin Sprenkle, and Leroy Buterbaugh. With a highly successful team of freshmen likely to start as next year's J.V.'s, Mr. McLaughlin should enjoy the satisfaction that comes with coaching a winning team. in-v' KY ,, Ef ,,.,,.- , ,J i ., V. in 1 4 Wi' i QM I qi an V: 1 get '11, JFK ,N an .af Y x . gi gs 6 .. ,Q r N .v,li:,,:- vwcf, MQ. .. . f dx,-f ,Jas M L f A J. t x ,S . . L, Vg ga f. Y Aw.. Q4 my g W. 55,53 x E' , Q . .fxN ., L . X Q, In ., ggi x X , .N g s it ,L bg v. ----' 1' 'fx . V ' A it L iff , V . X' . .' 4 if A i -, , j., A if '-A 'f -, Ani: X i . l-h. -mf '- M Y s tj 0 H A V - iv N N' wifi? 1 'iz Ja W Q fins iW!'lf . .-hw xr wwf LKWMQ , ' -' , .V if . J -,hi gi, I w It .. ,gl 1 . 4 ,. R . .. . .. if ri E . sg, .w-'?s.x,.l , V is EYE! Q Uv -sry, E 'fs Bonnie Cornelius, Sonnie Culler, Nancy Shimer, Betty Culler, Sally Grissinger, Maxine Fix. CHEERLEADERS Our cheerleaders lead the student body in organized cheering. Their quick motions and clear voices promote good sportsmanship and add to the excitement of our games. The girls with their vim and vigor do their best to cheer our teams to victory. Each year a captain is chosen by the members of the squad. During the 1957-58 season, Betty Culler was elected to lead the six members representing sopho- mores, juniors, and seniors. The girls hold pep rallies in the auditorium before each game. Nancy Shimer Betty Culler Maxine Fix li if ?' QQ' ffligflitfg. , igkgsiggi f JA, First Row: Stanley Mellott, Clarence Kerlin, Dick Miller, Gene Stenger, Gary Grissinger, Charles Ray, LeRoy Buterbaugh, Martin Sprenkle. ' Second Row: Mr. Adams, Larry Ray, George Shearer, Charles Crouse, Bill Kendall, James Mellott, Duane Ramsey, Bob Weaver, George Morton, Elwood Doyle. BASEBALL The McConnellsburg H. S. baseball team is looking forward to a very promising season this spring. This year's team will be made up almost entirely of upper- classmen. Training will begin at an early date according to our new coach, Mr. Adams. The team as before will be a member of the Fulton County League comprised of Warfordsburg, Hustontown, Greenhill, and McConnellsburg. Several non- league games will also be scheduled. -1091.55 , -sm G .- , J 'fal- , , . W - iie if' 'Tr mfs, a-,, -.rag ,K we w f VW, r ., A , tn . y 33 i 7 f C S QM' -iff, R M A JE f'4'!l ,M it Avg, g.'5h ? 'w w L'r. , M851 N I g fr J: -'ff .-wfqfi t lj: , .Jw ii J N ' W A V Un j. 1 . ,-fgf-aw Wm, .O E. , ' A V - ' - ' A ' We mfiww fi-'.W'1i1,t.'-f.w l5J,.f LW. 1 N 'ii 'Q' -14' A 2 A 1 ff . A Mr S 1 . 4'3 5M1'?. ,f 4.33--H. it e 47 L K r 4 . VM X A 1 M1 aria? rv? 4 ,J ,A 6,5 .Nye E A X5 . -. it ,. . ' ,J my use V -W M M, k ies, .,,,,g,,,mg , ru, A-it-' ,g ,- 1 - , . v .uv fs. 1-..3I i B,i'.wC M, . 'N ' ' f is M A ' J' ' '31 'E'QV'V41i'SagQ3viiSs? yy. We-wb X A if , YW- 'fr' J ' U A we . Y S. fy-Q. if Haan- L, -M ' LYWQMI salma in . 1' , A . yfvrur gran in M B Q - H .K W . - , ,wg-.Yi ...-, , -7 , N in 4. V '1 .,'4:fgf-M., f :wwf c,,- frflffwfd-it .. , I f L as t K 'X-Maas og' t ' w' M. 'ah , ere, i H we -4 'J' iw ziff' ' N' A -,ci -xB 'g,,. -1-1. , f M agmvxy , H- ,Xj is .f ,Y J l f W tw V ,M A Q gfpljglgig-5, ' ,' ., - 1 ,ji rv . ,, , X V , , , . 1 , , .g A R , 4 f gym , ban, l s, .: . ann, is+1sf 5U:'f4 r f c 'W 'W firm n S , ze i. 'imfkm 1-f'M' 'xx 'filly 4.left-lQf2QM'gfUii5.Qi?Qf'+ 'rl c First Row: Kenny Wible, Bill Kendall, Duane Ramsey, Gene Stenger, Dale Kendall, Gerald Wible, Larry Ray, John Helman, LeRoy Buterbaugh. Second Row: Donald Cover, Mack Shaffer, Carl Gordon, Charles Crouse, Elwood Doyle, George Morton, George Shearer, Harry Hill, Stanley Mellott, Mr. McLaughlin. SOCCER The McConnellsburg soccer team had a successful season this year, winning 5 games, tying 5, and losing 5. The team lost one game with Buchanan but tied the second one with a score of 2 to 2. This was counted as a triumph since the James Buchanan team had remained undefeated for several years. As a result of graduation, the team will lose seven of the starting eleven. These vacancies will be hard to replace, but with practice, the future soccer team will do quite well. First Row: Ronald Johnston, Donald Peck, Dale Kendall, Roger Doyle, Joe Headley, Richard Shearer, Fred Culler, Tom Morton, Roger Mills. Second Row: Rodney Burrall, John Helman, Larry Chubb, Bill Kendall, Gene Kerlin, Marty Sprenkle, Duane Ramsey, Gene Stenger, Morris Suders, Gerald Wible, Larry Ray. Third Row: Mr. Fries, Dick Miller, Bill Hann, Harold Clouser, Carl Gordon, Harry Hill, George Morton, Melvin Strait, George Shearer, Donald Cover, Jack Sipes, Elwood Doyle. BOYS' TRACK Mr. Fries and his track team accepted invitations for the Shippensburg, Somerset, and Berkley Springs Track Meets, and also participated in the annual Fulton County Field Meet. The boys' track team will lose several of their best athletes because of the graduating class of 58,'. This includes Gerald Wible, who did the pole vault and broad jump, Elwood Doyle, who was our best high jumper, Harry Hill, the runner for the 880 yard dash, Carl Gordon, who threw the shot put, and George Morton, the star of the broad jump, high jump, and relay. All these boys received medals and ribbons for their skill in these events. ,Aw 'IRQ' First Row: Joyce Ramsey, Patsy Matthews, Sharon Kendall, Judy Snyder, Ellen Sipes, Guynethia Bard. Second Row: Beverly Cisney, Ruth Sipes, Nellie Shives, Jean Seiders, Mary Shives, Janet Marshall, Patsy Mellott, Patsy Seiders, Sonnie Culler, Bonnie Cornelius. Third Row: Mr. McLaughlin, Wanda Souders, Nancy Sipes, Judy Mellott, Shirley Lynch, Esther Mc- Quade, Lib Yost, Jean Lynch, Sandra Munch. GIRLS' TRACK The girls' track team of 1958 will compete in several dual meets plus the annual Fulton County Meet. Our girls participate in the 50 yard dash, 75 yard dash, standing broad jump, running broad jump, and a 440 yard relay comprising eight runners on each team. In the 1957 Field Meet, the girls won by a total of 23 points. The girls' team will lose several members from the graduating class, but a number of capable girls are in the ranks willing to fill the vacancies. Hu! If Q 1.37 an mall! QM! 1131 VARSITY CLUB Through the combined efforts of Coaches Adams and McLaughlin, McCon- nellsburg High's first athletic club, the Varsity Club, was formed. The Club is a closed organization in which membership is confined to persons who have won letters for participation on a Varsity team, by acting as manager for a team, or by being a member of the cheerleading squad. The club plans several activities during the school year to raise money to purchase school letters which are awarded to varsity players for their achievements in the school's athletic contests. President, Melvin Strait Vice President, Donald Cover Secretary, Wanda Souders Treasurer, Larry Chubb v Y af , ws ' f Ki il W . -f Q.vx 53 K g g R ' X.. 5,5 'xx ,NV ,M L.. sf 1-f a fix 'Q Rini' ,K . A X Ts? H ' ,:.l W was ' 5 4 4 'e idx W .H ' -fx :fo W ig 1 mf z-:-- 4,4-4 'l1s BUS DRIVER CUSTODIANS Donald Ott GgEly x ik' ...-APP? XX Left to Right: Mary Morton, Maxine Marshall, Helen Hockensmith, Sylvia Culler, Maude Paylor, Blanche Grissinger, Geraldine Marshall, Thesta Crouse, Louise Johnston. CAFETERIA Mary Ann Paylor Elizabeth Lodge Joe Garlock Mary Ann Mellott Markay Feagley David Lorentz Doris Shives Barbara Horton Mrs. Elizabeth Paylor Larry Cree Carbaugh Harry Smith Duane Daniels William Bishop Ronald Howell Mary Helman Mr. and Mrs. Chaney Kenny Wible Gary Grissinger Mr. and Mrs. Col. and Mrs. Harry Geyer A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Ehman Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs William Price Chester Davis P. E. Hockenberry G. A. Galligher . John H. Enck Mrs. Maude R. Paylor Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Shearer Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Daryl Fomer Glenn Layton Beverly Cisney Paul Gordon Mr. Sadler Marl Garlock Jim Snyder Bob Weaver George Kerlin Dick Miller Bonnie Cornelius Mr. Adams Mr. McLaughlin Denver Kuhn John Davis Jessie Carbaugh Richard White Hann's Garage Maynard Bard Turk Shimer A Friend V. M. Hoover John Springer Glen Shoemaker PATRONS Pat Davis Sandra Munch Peter Renzulli Michael Forzano Louits Alparone Howard Sapp Penn Appliance E. D. Hawbaker Henry Lightner Howard Dovey Jack Sipes Linda Richards Anne Foster Sharleen Mellott Charlotte Keefer Patricia Carbaugh Mrs. Lillie Clevenger Lois Fleming Norman E. Baer Horst Electrical Store Zimmerman's Shoe Shop E. B. Lowans Thomas M. Varden G. Rennis Etter Mr. and Mrs. Orville Holtz Mr. and Mrs. Orlando Wible, William L. Kendall Mrs. James H. Kendall Mr. and Mrs. Sloan Glenn Charles Glenn Jesse W. Leavelle H. H. Keefer H. M. Hoch Dr. W. F. ,Rex Larry Campbell Don Pensinger Norman R. Betz Gerald Ramsey Linda Knepper Larry L. Lester Ronnie Richards Joyce Black John A. Horsh Glen Shatzer Hayes Lynch Doyle Flanagan Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Sipes Betty Schock James W. Andrews Lena Richards Mary Carbaugh Kay Hann Harry Johnston Foster Felton Derril Wilt Carl Dermer John Bivins Phylls Deshong Emma Chesnut Cast1e's Motels E. V. Lynch Mrs. Chas. Ray Gerald Peck Doris I-Iarris Guynethia Bard A Friend A Friend Walck's Hatchery Frank S. Wingert Allen Seiders A Friend Fred Culler Karen Hamil Mr. Peters Connie Warthin Richard Rotz Larry Warthin Mr. and Mrs. Harter Sheeder Frank L. Shinham Mr. and Mrs. Donald Richards Mr. and Mrs. John Alexander Mr. and Mrs. James B. Stevens Mr. and Mrs. John W. Greathead Denny Chamberlain Brough E. Armstrong Mr. Franklin Baker Mr. and Mrs. Champ Clark Mr. and Mrs. John Rajtik Mrs. Alice Golden Mr. Franklin Reel Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Sollenberger Mrs. Goldie Lake Brant Mrs. J. Robert Felton Carl R. Seiders Harold Uimj Shore Wayne H. Crouse Earl and Ruth Madden Marjorie and Ralph Glenn Judy Shore Larry Chubb Delores Peck Melvin Strait Charles Crouse Jean Johnston Parker Crouse Maynard Gress Paul Nickle Eileen Christian Faye Richards Linda Souders Carlys Fix Jim Peck N. C. Wermick Johnny Fore Cloyd Johnson Shorty's Place Neal Mellott Virgil Ramsey Stanley Akers Sid Grove Mrs. Frances Hunter Paul Lanious Robert Hunter Mrs. Mary Truax Carl Calhoun Paul Spade Howard Bierley Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Culler Donald O. Bard Libby Yost George Shearer Sally Grissinger P A T R O N S Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Gatins Bud Fix Martha Peck Merrill Peck Ed Nearhood Ray Peck Lula Wilson W. G. Murphy Harold Wallace Jean and Carl Johnston A Friend George C. Clouser Mrs. Ellis Secrist Miss Thomas Rev. David Hoover A Friend Martha Okeson Mr. and Mrs. George Nelson Dr. Francis Shunk Downs Dr. and Mrs. H. L. Castleman Ruth Pittman Bob Burger Carl Paylor Bob Shimer Mike Keebaugh Mr. Leo Linke Jo Anne Waters Larry Cisney Mildred Strait Wanda Souders Esther McQuade Sandra Culler Harold Clouser Norma Harris Carl Gordon Chester Feagley Marlin Glee Shirley Sipes Dorothy Richards Shirley Lynch Carol Everts Pearl Abbott Lou Sipes Elwood Doyle Janette Lister Jim Seville Louise Seville F. J. Wible Bobby Black Alice Suders Ruth Sipes Richard Woods Little Duchess Re Stallfaflt SPONSORS Fulton Motor Sales. ........ . . Fleming Blacksmith Shop ...,.. . . . R1Ch8fd,S Motors ..... ............. . . . Compliments of Sheriff Yaukey ..... . . Ott Bros. Farm Supply ........... . . . Lemasters Elevator Company ..... Maun's Garage. .....,..,....... . Chambersburg Livestock Market, . . National Bank of Chambersburg ......,.. Farmers 85 Merchants Trust Company ....... Chambersburg Trust Company .............. Keep Pennsylvania Green-District Forester Royal Jewelers ....................... Powell Photo Shop. .... ......... . . Eastern States Farmers Exchange ..... E. W. Pyles Plumbing 85 Heating ..... Hann's Service Station 85 Grocery .... Sipes Funeral Home ............... Garlock Well Drilling. ............ . . Frank Peck-John Deere Machinery ...,. One Hour Cleaners ................. Hull's Dairy. ............ . . Cornelius Furniture Store ..... H. B. Mellott Estate, Inc. .... . L. G. Balfour Company ..... Davis Machine Shop ..,... W. C. Bamhart Sons ........,......... Harry's Used Cars ................ ..... C. M. Reeder 85 Son-Lumber-Millwork .... Lincoln Way Flooring ................. C. S. Baldwin-Flour and Feeds .... ..... Compliments of Harold V. Reese ..... Mumma's Gulf Station ................ Maye Anderson Sunshine Restaurant .... Marlin C. Shimer ................. .... John B. Stenger .... ................ Albert's Atlantic Service Approved . . . Compliments of Sipes Funeral Home .... Mountainside Orchard ........ ...... Perry H. Fore-Esso Station .... Chestnut's General Store .............., Robert E. Riggs, D.D.S. ........ ...... . Bob's Shoe Repair Shop-Robert Carmack. . . KCfl1H,S Green House ..................,.. Carmack's Grocery ,........ .......... . . . Glaz1er's Amoco .... ................. . . . . . . First National Bank of McConnellsburg ..... Pen Mar Grocery Co. ..... ................ . Kelso Funeral Home ...... ............ . . Frank D. Bivens-Paving Contractor ....... Big Cove Tannery Peckie's Auto Body Repairs ................. McConnellsburg Bob's Body Shop Alignment Qs Balancing ..... McConnellsburg . .McConnellsburg, Penna. .McConnellsburg, Penna. .McConnellsburg, Penna. .McConnellsburg, Penna. .McConnellsburg, Penna. , . . . . .Lemasters, Penna. . . . . . .Lemasters, Penna. . .Chambersburg, Penna. . .Chambersburg, Penna. . .Chambersburg, Penna. . .Chambersburg, Penna. .McConnellsburg, Penna. . .Chambersburg, Penna. . .Chambersburg, Penna. . .Chambersburg, Penna. .McConnellsburg, Penna . . . .Harrisonville, Penna. . . . .Harrisonville, Penna .McConnellsburg, Penna . . .Warfordsburg, Penna .McConnellsburg, Penna .McConnellsburg, Penna .McConnellsburg, Penna .McConnellsburg, Penna Attleboro, Massachusetts . .Chambersburg, Penna . .Chambersburg, Penna .McConnellsburg, Penna .McConnellsburg, Penna . .Chambersburg, Penna . . .Burnt Cabins, Penna . . .Burnt Cabins, Penna . . . .Ft. Littleton, Penna . . . .Ft. Littleton, Penna .McConnellsburg, Penna .McConnellsburg, Penna .McConnellsburg, Penna . . . .Harrisonville, Penna . . . . .St. Thomas, Penna . . . . . .Knobsville, Penna . . , . . . . . , .Webster Mills .McConnellsburg, Penna. .McConnellsburg, Penna . . . . . .Knobsville, Penna .McConnellsburg, Penna. .McConnellsburg, Penna .McConnellsburg, Penna .McConnellsburg, Penna. .McConnellsburg, Penna. , Penna , Penna. Penna SPONSORS Johnnie's Diner-Compliments of Alma 8s Peg Shimer 85 Harris ...... ...,..............,. Claude L. Mellott-Insurance with Service. . Clyde Deshong-Atlantic Products ..,. Scenic Cabins .... ................. I l l Edmund Kerper .... ................. Morton's Grocery .,............ ..... Gayman Chevrolet Co.-Olds 85 Buick. Brantners Bowling Center ............ Cumberland Valley Electric Company. Dr. James Shultz-Optometrist ...,,.. Compliments of a Friend Freda Duvall Gregory ............... Rexall Drug Store .... ......,.....,.. George F. Mellott-Custom Silo Filling. R and G Motor Co.-Chevrolet Sales. . Woodmen of The World ..... .....,.... Star Theater .......... B. C. Snider 85 Sons .... Bitner's Restaurant ..... B1ack's Hi-Way Garage .... Frank's Market ........... ........ Wolf 's Racket Store ................. W. R. Kendall ........................., Mellott's Grocery-General Merchandise .... Cove Mountain Diner ...... ............... Art's Bar .....,....,............,...... Myers 8s Tritle Department Store .......... Roy McLaughlin-New 8s Used Furniture ..... Dulebohn Candy Company ..,...,........ Lincoln Way Flooring .....,.............. Gale Diehl Sporting Goods Store .......... McConnellsburg, . .McConnellsburg, . .McConnellsburg, . . . . .Harrisonvi1le, . . . . . .Breezewood, Big Cove Tannery, Penna Penna Penna Penna Penna Penna Big Cove Tannery, Penna . . . . .Mercersburg, Penna . .McConnellsburg, Penna . .McConnellsburg, Penna . .McConnellsburg, Penna . .McConnellsburg, Penna . .McConnellsburg, Penna . . . .Webster Mills, Penna . .McConnellsburg, Penna . . . . . .Omaha 2, Nebraska . . . .Mercersburg, Penna . . . .Mercersburg, Penna . . . . .Mercersburg, Penna . .McConnellsburg, Penna . . . . .Mercersburg, Penna . . . . .Mercersburg, Penna . .McConnellsburg, Penna Acorn Farm Equipment-Harvey Richards. . .Big Cove Tannery, . . . .Webster Mills, . .McConnellsburg, . .Mercersburg, . . . .Mercersburg, . Chambersburg, . . . .Chambersburg, . . . .Chambersburg, . . . .Chambersburg, Cook's John Deere Sales 85 Service. .Chambersburg-Mercersburg, Gertie's Beauty Shoppe ................... Loewengart 85 Company, Mercersburg Tannery . . . Philip's Seed Store 85 Green House ..... ..... Meyers' Insurance Agency. .......... . First National Bank ...................... . . . . .Fort Loudon, Mercersburg, . . . . .Mercersburg, . . . . .Mercersburg, . . . .Mercersburg, Farmers' Bank of Mercersburg .... .............. M ercersburg H. R. Cordell 85 Sons-Plumbing 8s Heating. Hawbaker's Raw Fur 85 Deer Skins. . .... . . . Pensinger's Texaco Service ................ Edgar H. MacKinlay, M.D.. . . . . Rouzer's Garage. . .,... ........ . . . Fulton County National Bank ........ . . Mack H. Horton, Building Supplies ......... Doyle-Well Drilling ......... ............ Farmers' and Merchants' Trust Company. . . National Bank of Chambersburg ..,........ Fulton Manufacturing Co. ..... .... . . . . .Mercersburg, . . . . .Fort Loudon, . . . . .Fort Loudon, . .McConnellsburg, . . . . ,Fort Loudon, . .McConnellsburg, . .McConnellsburg, . .McConnellsburg, . .Chambersburg, . .Chambersburg, McConnellsburg, Penna Penna Penna Penna Penna Penna Penna Penna Penna Penna Penna Penna Penna Penna Penna Penna Penna Penna Penna Penna Penna Penna Penna Penna Penna Penna Penna SPONSORS Ruth's Hat 85 Dress Shop. . Fields' Barber Shop ........ . . J. D. Richards ...... . . G1 C. Murphy .......... . . Metz Jewelry Store. . ,,.. , . . Bard and Cisney Grocery ..., Blue Ribbon Bread ........ Blackburn-Russell Company ....... Valley View Restaurant. . . . Sprowl's Garage and Service Station. . . . . . Dr. Frank Alexander ...... ........ First National Bank .... . Dr. J. E. Manspeaker ..... H8sPStore .......,....... .. McConnellsburg ESSO Center .... . . Daniel's Motor Co. ........... . . Grissinger Bros. .... ............. . Fulton Gas 85 Appliance ..... ...... Thad M. Shimer-Insurance Agency .... . . Glenn Nell Hotel ........ ............ . . 0 85 T Store .......... . . . . Fulton House ........... . . Kiddie Haven Shoppe ..... . . H. J. Culler ......... . . . Sky Top Inn ........... ...... Toll House Restaurant ..., ...... Black's Radiator G Glass Shop ........... . , Veterans of Foreign Wars ......... ......., Veterans of Foreign Wars-Ladies' Auxiliary. Chambersburg School of Business .... ..,... White Swan Restaurant ..... .............. McConnellsburg, McConnellsburg McConnellsburg McConnellsburg McConnellsburg McConnellsburg Penna Penna Penna Penna Penna Penna . . . . .Martinsburg, West Virginia . .......... 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