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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1959 volume:

THE SENIOR CLASS °f McCONNELLSBURG JOINT HIGH SCHOOL presents the NINETEEN FIFTY-NINE EDITION of FLASHLITES Contents ADMINISTRATION and FACULTY SENIORS CLASSES SPORTS ACTIVITIES ADVERTISEMENTS Foreword Mosiac” is a term used to describe work composed of many small pieces. The comparison of an art form with a phase of education may be hackneyed, nonetheless it is accurate. The Flashlites is an attempt to represent the mosiac of our educational experience by presenting some of the tiles.” Incomplete as it is, the Flashlites symbolizes many events with, pictures of a few. May this part of a mosiac bring to mind the larger parts of a pleasurable experience. In Appreciation Miss Geraldine M. Thomas The class of 1959 wishes to pay special tribute to the contri- bution of an inspiring woman whose spirit has long influenced the students of McConnellsburg High School. Miss Thomas’ services were many: advising the Student Flashes Staff, assisting with commencement, directing yearbook production, and giving of herself wherever help was needed. As a teacher, Miss Thomas offered her test by introducing her pupils to the thoughts of man as recorded in literature. This acknowledgment represents any effort to thank a teacher who gave us the challenge of creating a better way of life. Page three President: Levi P. Morton Vice-President: Robert Kendall Secretary: Kathryn S. Stevens Members: Charles H. Kendall Levi P. Morton Robert M. Kendall Harry R. Brantner Dale Keebaugh McCONNELLSBURG JOINT DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD School Boards Kathryn Stevens Secretary AYR TOWNSHIP President: Robert M. Kendall Vice-President: William Cover Secretary: Charles Glenn Members: Charles Kendall Charles Glenn Robert Kendall William Cover Kenneth Morton, Jr. McCONNELLSBURG BOROUGH President: Levi P. Morton Vice-President: D. A. Washabaugh Secretary: T. M. Shimer Members: D. A. Washabaugh Levi P. Morton Harry R. Brantner Kenneth G. Richards T. M. Shimer TODD TOWNSHIP President: Paul S. Shimer Vice-President: Dale Keebaugh Secretary: Maynard Gordon Members: Dale Keebaugh Paul Shimer Maynard Gordon Max Snyder ♦Charles Raker • Not Pictured Page four tSdminstration and faculty Marlin A. Shearer Supervising Principal B. S., Slippery Rock Sta(e Teachers College M. S., Bucknell University To the Class of 1959: High school days for the class of 1959 are now at an end and you stand on the threshold of a new adventure. It has been said that the future belongs to those who are prepared for it. Beyond high school are many opportunities which enable young men and women to achieve success and security, if they possess driving force. Even genius, like humanity, rusts for want of use and it would seem that an honest citizen who thinks for himself is worth for national, local, or individual purposes more than a dozen equally honest citizens who are willing to let others do their thinking for them. May your future be successful because you, with God’s help, have made it so. Page six C. Owen Fries Principal B. S„ Gettysburg College Dedication We, the class of 1959, wish to dedicate our year- book to Mr. C. Owen Fries, our principal and advisor. Throughout our years in high school he has taught us good sportsmanship and the value of co-operation; in guiding us, he has made our school one of which to be proud. Not only has he given us courage to meet today’s world, but he has prepared us to look ahead with deter- mination to succeed. Our appreciation of Mr. Fries’ guidance is best expressed in the hope that many more students may profit through association with him. Page seven Faculty C. B. Chubb Pennsylvania State University B. S„ M. S. Finlay J. Wible Shippensburg State Teachers College B.S., M. Ed. Ann Querry Shippensburg State Teachers College Richard C. Davis Lehigh University B. A. William J. Koehler Indiana State Teachers College B.S. Chester Creager Shippensburg State Teachers College B.S. Faculty Wayne McLaughlin Shippensburg State Teachers College University of Maryland M. Ed. Judith Elvey Indiana State Teachers College B.S. Julia Davis Edinboro State Teachers College B. S. Arnold F. Chaney Shippensburg State Teachers College B.S. Gerald F. Peters Shippensburg State Teachers College B. S. Elizabeth Paylor Shippensburg State Teachers College B. S. Page nine Faculty Keen Elbin Millersville State Teachers College B.S. Freda Harris, R. N. University of Pennsylvania Shippensburg State Teachers College B. S. David R. Duncan Shippensburg State Teachers College Pennsylvania State University B.S., M.S. John Enck Mansfield State Teachers College B. S. Sylvia Fraker Shippensburg State Teachers College Pennsylvania State University B. A. Max Stenger Industrial Arts Page ten SSilMOIRS Senior Class Officers President William Shaffer Vice-President Richard Rotz Secretary Esther McQuade Treasurer Saundra Culler Page twelve CLASS MOTTO Today Decides Tomorrow” CLASS FLOWER Red Rose CLASS COLORS Pink and Black CLASS SONG WALK WITH FAITH IN YOUR HEART Walk with faith in your heart and you’ll never walk alone, For with faith in your heart the world is yours to own You never will grieve if in Him you believe and Walk with faith in your heart. When the dreams that you dream seem to disappear from view, That’s the time to fight on and soon they’ll all come true He’ll lighten your load as you travel life’s road. So walk with faith in your heart. Whenever you have troubles, just reach out for His hand He’s by your side, your constant guide, and quick to understand. You will find happiness if you’ll let Him be your friend And you’ll find that success is just around the bend. He won’t let you down, wear a smile, not a frown and Walk with faith in your heart. Page thirteen Connie M. Albert Commercial AT Golly!” Prefers—Senior Chorus, horror movies, a certain sailor named Johnnie. Always smiling . . . likes to drive her '35 Plymouth . . . usually found working at bus stop. Senior Chorus 1, 3,4; Soft Ball 1; Student Flashes; F. H. A. 3,4; Business Club 4; Flashlites. Ramona L. Bard Monty” Commercial I thought I d die!” Prefers—A special college guy, reading, and playing the piano. Natural blonde . . . serious and friendly. Business Club 4; Senior Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Flashlites; Student Flashes—Senior Chorus. Richard L. Bivens Dick” Vocational Agriculture That’s tuff!” Prefers—Sports, good looking girls, hunting and working at an Atlantic station. Always seen in a green Ford convertible . . . neat dresser . . . good natured and very handsome. Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Flashlites 4; Student Flashes 3, 4; F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Chorus 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Hot Rod Club 4. Page fourteen Richard E. Black Leadfoot” Vocational Agriculture Prefers: Hoc ’56 Plymouth . Drives a hot Plymouth . . . never too serious. F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; F. F. A. State Band 3, 4; F. F. A. Conductor; Student Flashes, Circulation; Hot Rod Club 4. Patricia E. Carbaugh Pat” Commercial I can’t wait! Prefers: A certain sailor. Brunette . . . Murphy saleslady . . . carefree . . . considerate of others. Business Club 4; Class Secretary 3; Flashlites, Business Club; Student Flashes, Business Club. Beverly J. Cisney Cisney” Commercial Is that right?” Prefers: Driving a 1959 green Chevy, dancing, and drive-ins. Good company . . . tease . . . never serious . . . poet . . . drag race fan . . . active in sports . . . doesn’t run around with anyone in particular and everyone in general . . . class clown. Softball 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Business Club 4; School Treasurer 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; County Band 3; Varsity Club 3, 4; Student Flashes, Sports; Flashlites, Sports. Page fifteen D. Richard Cover “Don” Vocational Agriculture Better check it out!” Prefers: Taking it easy, sports, and Rock and Roll music. Always talking about his car Smokey . . . easy-going . . . con- stantly complaining. Soccer 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Student Flashes, Clubs; Flashlites, Clubs. Saundra M. Culler Sonnie” Commercial Beats me!” Prefers: Staying up late, cheerleading, and play practice. Cordial . . . natural blonde . . . Esther’s friend . . . best dressed girl of the class. Class Treasurer 4; Cheerleading 3, 4; Captain of Cheerleaders 4; Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Chorus 2; Track 2, 3, 4; Student Flashes, Clubs; Business Club 4; Flashlites, Clubs; Basketball 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Senior Play. Marl H. Garlock Tink” Industrial Arts Prefers: Sleep, women, hunting, Italian food. Frequent patron of Maria’s Hogie Shop . . . future gunsmith . . . usually seen with Weaver and Snyder. F. F. A. 1; Ind. Arts 2, 3, 4; Soccer 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; Senior Hi-Y 4; Junior Chorus 1; Flashlites, Art; Student Flashes, Art. Page sixteen Gary A. Grissinger Griss” Academic Crazy, man, crazy! Prefers: Sports, pop music. Can usually be found around McLaughlins with the gang . . . impulsive . . . allergic to hard work. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Soccer 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 4; Flashlites, Sports; Senior Chorus 4; Student Flashes, Sports. D. Jane Harris Janie” Commercial Huh? Prefers: Dancing and ice skating. Reserved . . . efficient . . . close friend of June Souders and Beverly Cisney. Business Club 4; Junior Chorus 1; Senior Chorus 2, 4; Student Flashes, Art; Flashlites, Art; Girls’ Basketball Manager 3, 4. Joseph L. Headley MJoe” Industrial Arts Howdy do, folks! Prefers: Linda, hunting, and fast cars. One of the drug store crowd. Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 4; Senior Chorus 2; Student Flashes, Classes; Flashlites, Classes. Page seventeen John E. Helman Johnnie Vocational Agriculture Hello, Baby!” Prefers: Soccer, girls—especially blondes. Usually seen with Bill and Dick . . . future Marine . . . plans singing career. F F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Chorus 1; Junior Hi-Y 1; Soccer 3, 4; Track 4; Student Flashes, Circulation; Flashlites, Circulation; Varsity Club 4; Senior Chorus 4. Beverly A. Hill Bev” Commercial The blasted thing!” Prefers: A certain Army guy stationed in Germany. Ready with a pert answer . . . likes drive-in movies . . . drives a '55 Chevrolet. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; F. H. A. 3, 4; Softball 1; Basketball 1; Student Flashes, Features; Flashlites, Features; Senior Chorus 1, 3, 4; Business Club 4. William L. Kendall Skill” Vocational Agriculture That’s all right!” Prefers: Hunting, sports, eating, staying up late, running around, watching other people work. Red hair . . . never serious . . . good athlete . . . likes girls . . . always out late . . . hates English Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; F F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 3, 4; Student Flashes, Sports; Varsity Club 3, 4; Ag. Sentinel 3; Ag. Vice-President 4; Flashlites, Sports. i;v V Page eighteen • , • Dave” David E. Kerlin Industrial Arts How’s that? Prefers: Fords. Usually broke . . . enjoys che company of Black and Layton . . . always in a gay mood. F. F. A. I; Student Flashes, Circulation; Flashlites, Circulation. Glenn M. Layton Frizze” Industrial Arts You don't say! Prefers: Taking it easy and, most of all, Carol. Pal of Kerlin, Black and Headley . . . class sleepyhead. Student Flashes, Circulation; Junior Chorus 1; Senior Chorus 4 Larry L. Lester ’Larry” Academic That's the way it goes!” Prefers: Music, driving, and electronics. Usually quiet and always studying. Student Flashes, Editor; Flashlites, Staff; French Club 3, 4; Senior Chorus 2, 3, 4; Senior Hi-Y 4; Hot Rod Club, President 4; County Chorus 3, 4. Page nineteen Esther D. McQuade Commercial Essjr” Chezzie Pete! Prefers: Pop music, drawing, movies, fishing. Constant worrier . . . pleasant .. . enjoys acting. Class Secretary 4; Business Club 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 3, 4; Flashlites, Art 4; Student Flashes, Art 4; Senior Play. Richard A. Miller ’’Pete” Academic Hello der, Andy! Prefers: Girls, movies, fast music, working at the A P. Snyder’s and Weaver’s close friend . . . good humored . . . class clown. Secretary I; Soccer 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 4; Jr. Chorus 1, 2; Sr. Chorus 3, 4; Jr. Hi-Y dele- gate 1, 2; Sr. Hi-Y treasurer 4; French Club 3; Industrial Arts 4; Senior Play; Flashlites, Features; Student Flashes, Features Jean M. Peck ’’Jean” Commercial So I do! Prefers: Fords, basketball ball outdoor sports and working at Brown's Orchard during the summer. Dark brown hair . . . friendly . . . happy . . . likes to write to Eddie . . . favorite color—blue. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Business Club 4; F. H. A. 3, 4; F. H. A. Reporter 4; Flashlites, News; Student Flashes, News; Junior Chorus 1; Senior Chorus 2, 3, 4; Softball 2, 3. % :•. : Page twenty Rosie” Rosella J. Pittman Commercial , My gosh!” Prefers: Playing the piano and working after school. Tall brunette . . . cheerful at all times . . . very friendly . . . Pat’s and Ramona's friend. Business Club 4; Flashlites, Classes; Student Flashes, Classes. Joycelyn L. Ramsey Joyce” Academic Definitely!” Prefers: Driving Fords, playing basketball, staying out late, and good movies. One of the shortest seniors . . . always joking . . . dislikes home- work. Basketball I, 2, 3, 4;'Softball 1, 2; Track 2, 3; F H. A. 2, 3, 4; F. H. A. Historian 3, 4; Senior Chorus 1; Student Flashes, Sports; Flashlites, Sports. Richard H. Rotz Richard” Academic Have you seen the new Chevys?” Prefers: Chevys and playing music. Quiet . . . class brain . . . fond of studying . . . easily embarrassed . . . Lester’s pal. Class President 2, 3; Class Vice-President 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Band President 4; Senior Chorus 2, 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Student Flashes, News; Flashlites, News. Page twenty-one Commercial Joan M. Seiders Jo” You could’ve fooled me!” Prefers: ’56 Chevys, being engaged, and working at the Medical Center. Ready to lend a hand . . . sure of future . . . cooperative in class activities. Student Flashes, News; Flashlites, News; Business Club 4. Patricia A. Seiders Pat” Home Economics Yes, dear!” Prefers: A brown Ford from Ft. Loudon, Rock ’n Roll, murder movies. Bashful . . . always giggling in study hall . . . another member of Carol, Nellie and Ellen’s gang. Track 1, 2, 3, 4; F. H. A. 3; Flashlites, Sports, Student Flashes, Sports. William E. Shaffer, Jr. ’’Snuffy” Academic, Industrial Arts Come on, Harlan!” Prefers: Hunting, fishing, driving a Plymouth, and collecting guns. Natural brown wavy hair . . . always smiling . . . ready for fun . jokester . . . nice looking. Soccer 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 4; Varsity Club Presi- dent 4; Senior Play; Student Flashes, Co-Editor; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y President 4; Hi-Y Vice-President 2; Class Vice-President 2; Class Treasurer 3; Class President 4; Flashlites, Staff. Page twenty-two Nellie J. Shives Home Economics Come on! Let's go!” Prefers: A certain red and white Ford, drive-in movies, spot- lighting deer, and country life. Likes to have and make fun . . . makes a foursome with Pat, Ellen, and Carole. Basketball 1, 2; F. H. A. 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; F. H. A. Vice President 3; F. H. A. Secretary 2; Flashlites 4; Student Flashes 4; Softball I, 2. Sipsey” Ellen J. Sipe Home Economics 'T11 consider it!” Prefers: Outdoor sports, teasing, and giggling. Congenial manner ... a member of Carol, Pat, and Nellie's crowd . . . quick tempered. Track I, 2, 3, 4; F. H A. 2, 3, 4; F H. A. President 4; Softball 1, 2; Flashlites; Senior Play; Student Flashes, Sports 4. Carole M. Smith Smitty” Home Economics If it would do any good, I’d cry!” Prefers: A man from Needmore, eating, and Rock 'n Roll music. Calm and composed . . . enjoys a good time. F. H. A. 3, 4; F. H A. Secretary 4; Flashlites; Student Flashes, Classes 4. Page twenty-three James R. Snyder Jim” Vocational Agriculture That’s O.K.! Prefers: Plymouths and a certain blonde. Close friend of Miller and Weaver . . . future forest ranger . . . best looking boy in the class. F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; F. F. A. Area Delegate 4; F. F. A. Conductor 3; F. F. A. President 4; Class Treasurer 1; Soccer 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 4; Baseball 4; Hi-Y 1, 4; Hi-Y Secre- tary 4; Flashlites Staff; Student Flashes Staff 4; Senior Play 4; Senior Chorus 4; Hot Rod Club 4. E. June Souders June” Commercial Gee Whiz!” Prefers: Being a stay-at-home. Friendly and cheerful . . . always ready to hear a good joke . . . usually seen with Jane and Joan . . . has definite plans for the future. Vice-President 2, 3; Student Flashes, Features 4; Flashlites, Features; Business Club 4. Robert C. Weaver Buck” Vocational Agriculture You’re goin’ crazy, boy! Prefers: Hunting, basketball, soccer, baseball, girls, and his custom Plymouth. Appears often with Miller and Snyder . . . plans Stevens Trade School with Miller . . . future auto mechanic . . . one of the best dressed in the class. Student Flashes, Features; F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; F. F. A. Sentinel 2; F. F. A. Secretary 3, 4; F. F. A. Area Sentinel 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 4; Soccer 4; Senior Chorus 4; Hot Rod Club 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 1, 2; Hi-Y President 2; Senior Hi-Y 4; Senior Hi-Y President 4; Senior Play; Flashlites Staff, Features. Page twenty-four Class History Our years at McConnellsburg were busy ones. In addition to the scheduled classes, we enjoyed proms, parties, and picnics. Dramatics and dances kept us busy — both in preparation and presentation. Sales, field trips, and elections added extra fun to the routine of English, History and Math. Without our friends, we were future farmers and future home- makers ... we became skilled in the practical arts, and appreciative of aesthetic beauty. We studied the sciences, learning logical thinking and we developed careful work habits in our business training. School buses and cafeteria lunches were a part of our life, as well as soccer games, assemblies, and class elections. Fourth period study hall, pennants, and hats symbolized our status as Seniors, and with the arrival of graduation pictures and the planning for the New York trip, we knew that we were on our way to graduation. We have passed through an educational experience unique to each of us and very personal in each memory. As we disseminate, may we re- member the companionship and comradeship of our associations in high school. Page twenty-five Our 1959 Edition Class Clowns” Most Flirtatious” Best Looking” • i. Spoken For” Sleepiest” Page Iwenly-six of WHO’S WHO Mr. Clown” Quietest” Most Talkative” Miss Clown” Most Studious” Page luenty-seven cxasses Junior Class • (not pictured) Joyce Mellott. Page thirty-two First Row: Elizabeth Yost, Dorothy Harris, ♦Joyce Mellott, Martha Cline, Phyllis Fix, Jean Seiders, Linda Knepper, Alma Shives. Second Row: Ronald Englert, George Bain, Richard Doyle, Paul Deshone, Paul Gordon, Stanley Mellott, Kenneth Wible, Martin Sprenkle, Julia Mellott, Ruth Boaen, Bonnie Harr. President-----------------Connie Hunsecker Vice-President________________Roger Ray Secretary-------------------Lois Fleming Treasurer----------------------------Sally Grissinger Junior Class First Row: Mary Shives, Sandra Souders, Linda Richards, Bonita Keriin, Lois Fleming, Sandra Alderson, Connie Hunsecker, Norma Harris. Second Row: Wanda Souders, Sally Grissinger, Guynethia Bard, Carol Stephens, Roger Ray, Larry Ray, LeRoy Buterbaugh, Ralph Sipes, Edwin Anderson, Jerome Harness, Charles Ray. The Junior Class began its activities this year with a record hop. Money-raising campaigns have involved selling pens, stationery, and other items. One of the social events of the year was a semi-formal Christmas Dance. The Juniors made elaborate plans for the Junior-Senior Banquet and the Junior- Senior Prom, which were the highlights of the year. The Juniors are looking forward to next year when they will have the privilege and honor of being Seniors. Page thirty-three Sophomore Class First Row: Lamoni Brady, John Smith, Egons Zomerfelds, Clair Carbaugh. Second Row: Vera Beauchamp, Sandra Cutchall, Judy Ray, Carol Welsh, Linda Cutchall, Nancy Burke, Rosalee Brown, Delores Branche. Third Rou: Donald Helman, Merrill Harr, Dick Truax, Phyllis Hann, Roy Miller, Judy Peck, John Bishop, Jack Sipes. Fourth Row: Reed Englert, Dennis Mellott, Annabelle Mellon, Roger Hill, Sharon Garland, Frank Lynch, Beverly Souders, Evelyn Ramsey. President______ Vice-President Secretary______ Treasurer______ Richard Shearer -- Judy Snyder Jeanette Lister Sandra Cutchall •� • Page thirty-jour Sophomore Class First Row: Richard Shearer, Fred Culler, Barry Chaney, Lee Seiders, Charles Fore. Second Row: Patsy Matthews, Sharon Kendall, Sandra Munch, Brenda Hann, Kathleen Huntei. Nancy Mellott, Cindy Kies. Karen Hamil. Third Row: Donald Peck, Mack Shaffer, Judy Shore, Sylvia Rotz, Loraine Gordon, Predita Shaw, Judy Snyder, Janet Marshall. Fourth Row: Joe Graham, Roger Doyle, Patsy Mellott, Mary Barmont, Judy Bain, Jeanette Lister, Linda Kendall, Richard Pyle. The Sophomore Class held a very successful Hallowe en Hop in October. They sold Stanley products to aid the class treasury. In the Spring, a skating party and food sale were held. Page thirty-five Freshman Class First Row: Betty Kuhn, Barbara Sipes, Shannon Kuhn, Rosaline Urban, Joyce Black, Carol Richards, Nancy Bain, Kay Crouse, Alice Garland. Second Row: Eugene Kerlin, Reuben Brady, Robert Richards, Roger Seville, John Black, Donald Hann, Blaine McQuade, Earl Carbaugh, Ronald Kendall, Ronald Howell. Third Row: Marlin Seville, Lloyd Smith, Dean Seiders, Merrill Seville, Warren Daniels, Ray- mond Kerlin, James Stenger, John Albert, Tom Spriggs, Dean Snyder. President_____ Vice-President Secretary_____ Treasurer_____ Joyce Black . Robert Hill Diana Keiper Doris Shives Page thirty-six Freshman Class First Rou: Danny Grissinger, Doris Shives, Mary Englert, Diana Kieper, Robert Hill, Freda Everts, Barbara Shore, Marsha Helman, Ann Foster. Second Rou: Connie Warthin, Jessie Carbaugh, Barbara Horton, Marna McQuade, Nano Seiders, Mary Helman, Dorinda Clippinger, Alma Truax, Jeanette Harr, Morris Suders. Third Rou: William Alexander, Richard Crouse, Teddy Chubb, Lester Hoover, Gerald Deshong, Pat Davis, Markay Feagley, Allan Kies, Robert Wible. The Class of 1962 had a profitable year. The first project w as a skating party held at the Bedford Roll Arena. Valentine’s Day was the occasion for a semi-formal dance, the Sweetheart Swing. Other fund-raising activities boosted the amount in the treasury considerably. Page thirty-seven Eighth Grade First Row: Charlotte Keefer, Linda Seiders, Carol Goes, Dianne Watters, Cindy Secrist. Second Rou: Rocer Madden, Larrv Carbaugh, Mary Jane Carbaugh, Alice Suders, Cynthia Rhodes, Sandra Fox, Minnie Jefferson, Joyce Shives, Floyd Snyder, Robert Black. Third Rou. Duane Daniels, Frank Shives, John Jefferson, Roy Barnhart, Donald Rhodes, Harry Smith, Richard Lynch, Ronald Seiders, Larry Souders, Helene Souders, Faye Richards. Fourth Row: Merill Seiders, Robert Glee, Robert Thomas, Nelson Deshong, Kermit Ramsey, Ronald Richards, Edward Hendershot, Charles Bishop, Lester Guessford, Dwight Skiles, Joseph Rhodes. President______ Vice President Secretary______ Treasurer______ . Mike Keebaugh — Patsy Morton Ronald Richards . George Harness Page thirty-eight Eighth Grade First Row: Sharleen Mellott, Shirley Doyle, Mary Ann Mellon, Janet Harris, Eileen Christian. Second Rou: Gerald Marshall, John Davis, Mike Keebaugh, Joe Garlock, Colleen Shimer, Carlys Fix, Patsy Morton, Helen Miller, Judy Crouse, Doreen Fittry. Third Row: Jeanne Beauchamp, Wanda Albert, Gordon Humbert, Mary Jane Smith, Mary Cline, Skadrite Zomerfelds, Elizabeth Lodge, Rosetta Lininger, Shirley Kerlin, Dorothy Martz. Fourth Row: Clair Hunsecker, Denver Kuhn, Denny Chamberlain, Harvey Seville, George Har- ness, Larry Carbaugh, Harry Brissett, Robert Ramsey, Roger Souders, Mary Ann Paylor. We students of the Eighth Grade Class have had a slow start in our fund-raising campaign for the 1958-1959 term. However, we held a bake sale and sold refresh- ments at a baseball game. At Christmas, we decorated our home room, had a party, and exchanged gifts. Finally, as the school year drew to a close, and we looked back, we found that our past was not as dim as it once appeared and our future somewhat rosier. Page thirty-nine Seventh Grade Fit’s Rou': Wanda Helman, Joyce Cline, William Miller, Morrow Harr, Pamela Shore, Donna Diehl, Larry Lister, Lyle Reed, Gary Fittery. Second Raw: Jo Anne Mellon� Patricia Glunt, Linda Keefer, Janet Jarrett, Robert Guessford, Ralph Helman, Harold Cooper, Gary Fetters, Bonnie Glenn, Sandra Lester. Third Row: Sandra Ray. Linda Shives, Diane Shearer, Sharon Culler, Dennis Richards, Nelson Deshong, Alan KeDb, Chalmers Mellott, Peggy Howell, Shirley Guessford, Carl Mellott, William Kuhn. Fourth Row: Edith Rhodes, Joan Carbaugh, Cheryl Crouse, Linda Johnston, Allen Yost, Norman Helman, David Hoover, Eric Wible, Eddie Stenger, Robert Lynch, Ernest Seiders. President______ Vice-President Secretary_____ Treasurer______ -- Pam Shore Diane Shearer Sharon Culler -- Joyce Cline Page forty Seventh Grade First Row: Gary Morton, Fred Glee, Shirley Matthews, Nancy Layton, Eddie Hendershot, George Black, Junior Seville, Donald Kerlin, John Garland Second Row: Connie Fox, Joyce Hamil, Mary Kerlin, Maude Spriggs, Linda Weller, Fred Black, Harry Atherton, Larry Warthin, Marvin Richards, Fred Skiles. Third Row: Dennis Kendall, Carl Kendall, Diane Tolbert, Judy Culler, Alice Sowers, Lindell Hunter, Jennifer Morton, John Jefferson, Norman Spriggs, Morrow Harr, Harry Carbaugh, Roger Buterbaugh. Fourth Row: Lester Clippinger, George Shives, Alice Howell, Jane Richards, Carole Peer, Kenneth Keefer, Fred Hull, Roger Seiders, Robert Peck, Donald Kendall. After a somewhat confused start, the Seventh Grade found its place and settled into the routine of our high school. Besides their regular school work, the Seventh Grade enjoyed a Christmas Party prior to the Christmas Vacation. In the Spring, the Seventh Grade journeyed to the Bedford Roller Rink where a good time was had by all. Also in the Spring, a bake sale was held downtown, the profits going into the class treasury. Page forty-one Kings and Queens of Underclassmen ' • Page forty-two Greatest Lovers of All Times Ginger and Fred acirsirigs SENIOR PLAY Stonewall and I are engaged. Page forty-four Oh! Is that so!” For heaven’s sake! Her Kissin’ Cousin Directed by C. B. Chubb November 21, 1958 CAST’ Jennifer Desmond_______Saundra Culler Jodie Armstrong------------Ellen Sipe Mollie Farrell_________Esther McOuade Lucy Lee Saunders______Beverly Cisney Bruce Bartlett_________________Robert Weaver Harry Ames--------------------William Shaffer Tom Jackson------------Richard Miller Randolph Fitzhugh________James Snyder SETTING The entire action takes place in the Desmond’s living room. PLOT To get rid of Lucy Lee, a Southern belle who came North to visit her Cousin Molly. Tom becomes revamped in order to com- pete with Bruce and Harry for Lucy’s af- fection. As a matter of fact, I am!’ This is the whole gang. Page forty-fiie Senior Hi-Y Advisor: Mr. Creager. First Row: Charles Ray, Marl Garlock, Richard Miller, James Snyder, Robert Weaver, William Shaffer. Second Row: Roger Ray, Kenneth Wible, Charles Fore, Richard Pyle, Barry Chaney, Fred Culler, John Smith. Third Row: Larry Lester, Ralph Sipes, Tom Morton, Roger Doyle, Jerome Harness, Paul Gordon, Edwin Anderson, Richard Shearer. Junior Hi-Y Advisor: Mr. Peters. First Row: Carl Kendall, George Harness, Dennis Kendall, Danny Grissinger, Alan Kies, Mike Keebaugh, Alan Kelso, Larry Lister. Second Row: Larry Carbaugh, Teddy Chubb, Richard Crouse, Bill Alexander, Lester Hoover, Robert Wible, Robert Hill. Page forty-six Future Farmers of America First Row: Richard Cover, William Kendall, George Bain, Richard Doyle, James Snyder, Robert Weaver, John Helman, John Bishop. Second Row: Richard Bivens, Jerome Harness, Ronald Englert, Blaine McQuade, James Mellon, Reed Englert, Richard Black, Mr. C B Chubb. Third Row: Clair Carbaugh, Robert Richards, John Seiders, Warren Daniels, Earl Carbaugh, Lamont Brady, Merrill Seville, Roger Seville, John Black, Jack Sipes, Donald Hann, Reuben Brady, Donald Helman, Edwin Anderson. This year has been a very successful one for our Chapter. First, two of our senior members served as area officers, James Snyder as Dele- gate and Robert Weaver as Sentinel, representing the Counties of Bedford, Fulton, and Blair. Another goal was to have all members maintain at least a passing grade in alt subjects. In January, the Chapter attended the State Farm Show at Harrisburg, and toured the Hershey Chocolate Plant at Hershey, Pa. Other plans for the year included the annual Banquet and F. F. A. Week at Penn State University. President Vice-President .. Secretary _ . William Kendall _ Robert Weaver Treasurer ___ Reporter Sentinel _ John Helman Jack Sipes John Bishop Chaplain . - - . . Richard Black Page forty-seven «=5 HiHI ’• McConnellsburg Joint School District Band In addition to their annual Christmas and Spring concerts, the Band played a heavy concert schedule this year. During the year, the Band journeyed to neighboring schools where they performed for the students and also entertained the School Dirctors at their annual convention. Many members participated in the Franklin- Fulton Music Festival which was held in the McConnellsburg Joint High School auditorium, and Dorothy Harris was selected to play Clarinet in the Southern District Band Festival in Lancaster. The high point of the year came at the end of May when the band journeyed to Hershey where they participated in the Pennsylvania Bandmaster’s Annual Con- vention and played in the bandshell at Hershey Park. Page forty-eight DRUMS—Beverly Cisney, Richard Shearer, Teddy Chubb, Linda Seiders, Lester Clippinger. BELLS—Jeanette Lister, Joyce Cline. TRMBONES—Lamont Brady, Gary Fit try, Robert Crouse, Richard Duffy. BASS CLARINET—Sandra Mellott. CORNETS—Richard Black, Loraine Gordon, Fred Culler, Barry Chaney, Bill Alexander, Richard Crouse, Robert Black, George Harness, Nelson Deshong, Gary Morton, Linda Keefer. BARITONES—Richard Rotz, Larry Barnhart. BASS—Gerald Deshong, George Shives. TENOR SAX—Gordon Humbert. FLUTES—Martha Cline, Sharon Kendall, Sharon Culler, Cheryl Crouse. FLUTE PICCOLO—Linda Johnston, Eric Wible. FRENCH HORN—Mary Cline, Dorothy Martz, Shirley Guessford, Eddie Stenger. ALTO SAX—Ruben Brady, Janet Jarrett, Linda Stenger. CLARINETS—Dorothy Harris, Beverly Hill, Joyce Mellott, Patricia Morton, Sharleen Mellott, Colleen Shimer, Mary Ann Paylor, Carol Goes, Mary Ann Mellott, Charlotte Keefer, Dianne Watters, Ellen Jones, Sandra Ray, Sandra Lester. Page forty-nine Majorettes Judy Mellott, Saundra Culler, Elizabeth Yost, Evelyn Ramsey, Diana Keiper, Lois Fleming, Sandra Cutchall, Patsy Matthews, Carol Fields. Sonnie Culler Page fifty Future Flomemakers of America First Row: Ellen Sipe, Joyce Ramsey, Jeanette Harr, Sharon Garland, Mary Shives, Markay Feagley, Doris Shives, Vera Beauchamp, Cheryl Bloom. Second Row: Mary Helman, Cindy Kies, Judy Bain, Judy Shore, Alma Truax, Pat Davis, Barbara Horton. Third Row: Predita Shaw, Judy Snyder, Jean Peck, Karen Hamil, Carol Smith, Joyce Black, Judy Peck, Jeanette Lister, Miss Elvey. 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 relating to homemaking. Fudge sales, an F. H. A. dance, and a Community supper helped raise funds for the McConnellsburg F. H. A. Chapter. We were hostess to the James Buchanan Senior F. H. A. Chapter and the F. H. A. and F. F. A. Banquet. Other activities in which the members participated were a visit to the Pennsylvania State Farm Show and a Tag Day.” President_____________________Ellen Sipe Secretary_____________________Carol Smith Historian___________________Joyce Ramsey Reporter_______________________Jean Peck Page fifty-one Senior Chorus First Row: Sally Grissinger, Guynethia Bard, Vera Beauchamp, Sharon Kendall, Sandra Cutchall, Phyllis Hann, Judy Mellott. Second Row: Judy Peck, Ruth Boden, Bonnie Harr, Constance Hunsecker, Jean Peck, Beverly Cisney, Connie Albert. Third Row: Richard Miller, Glenn Layton, Lamont Brady, Marl Garlock, James Snyder, Charles Junior Chorus First Row: Cheryl Crouse, Sandra Ray, Linda Johnston, Sharon Culler, Diane Shearer, Sandra Lester, Judy Culler, Joyce Cline. Second Row: Eddie Stenger, Ralph Helman, Nelson Deshong, Janet Jarrett, Connie Fox, Jean Beauchamp, Eileen Christian, Shirley Doyle. Third Row: Merill Seville, Gary Fetters, David Hoover, Allan Kelso, Eric Wible, Cheryl Bloom, Diane Tolbert, Connie Warthin, Barbara Shore. Fourth Row: Dennie Kendall, Jim Stenger, Allen Yost, John Black, Donald Hann, Bill Alex- ander, Allen Kies, Lester Hoover, Bobbie Thomas. Page fifty-two Senior Chorus First Row: Martha Cline, Norma Harris, Joyce Mellott, Dorothy Harris, Judy Shore, Jeanette Lister, Elizabeth Yost. Second Row: Beverly Hill, Jane Harris, Ramona Bard, Carol Stevens, Judy Bain, Bonita Kerlin, Linda Knepper, Alma Shives. Third Row: Robert Weaver, Larry Lester, Richard Rotz, John Helman, Richard Bivens, Mr. Koehler. Junior Chorus First Row: Skaidrite Zomerfeld, Linda Seiders, Wanda Albert, Sharleen Mellon, Mary Ann Paylor, Bonnie Glenn, Shirley Guessford, Mr. Koehler. Second Row: Coleen Shimer, Judy Crouse, Janet Harris, Diane Watters, Patsy Mellon, Joyce Cline, Donna Diehl, Pam Shore, Alice Garland. Third Row: Barbara Horton, Ann Foster, Marsha Helman, Jessie Carbaugh, Joyce Black, Pat Davis, Markay Feagley, Doris Shives, Freddie Black. Fourth Row: Gerald Deshong, Nelson Deshong, Teddy Chubb, John Albert, Robert Glee, Merrill Seiders, Billy Kuhn, Carl Mellon, George Shives. Page fifty-three Business Club First Row: Linda Richards, Lois Fleming, Ruth Boden. Second Row: Sandra Alderson, Linda Knepper, Jane Harris, Connie Albert, Sandra Souders, Mary Shives, Mr. Peters. Third Row; Esther McQuade, Beverly Cisney, Wanda Souders, Guynethia Bard, Bonnie Harr, June Souders, Beverly Hill. Fourth Row: Jean Peck, Patricia Carbaugh, Elizabeth Yost, Saundra Culler, Ramona Bard, Rosella Pittman, Joan Seiders. 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 State Teachers College on Busi- ness Education Day. This concluded the social calendar of the nine seniors and fifteen junior members. President------------------------Guynethia Bard Vice-President________________________Ruth Boden Secretary________________Esther McQuade Treasurer____________________ Beverly Hill Page fifty-foui Flashlites Staff The 1959 edition of Flashlites was begun in the Junior year. The foundation was laid with the photographing of the students. This year the photography was completed and individual write-ups submitted. The Flashlites Staff was a busy group during their Senior year, raising funds for its publication. Co-Editors ________________________Larry Lester and Bill Shaffer News__________________________Joan Seiders, Richard Rotz, Jim Snyder Features_____Beverly Hill, June Souders, Connie Albert, Dick Miller Sports____Beverly Cisney, Joyce Ramsey, Patsy Seiders, Bill Kendall. Gary Grissinger, Glenn Layton Classes—Junior------------------------------------------Jean Peck Sophomore_____________________________________________Carol Smith Freshman______________________________________________David Kerlin Grade 8___________________________________Rosella Pittman Grade 7...................—..........-......- Joe Headley Clubs—F. H. A.____________________________Ellen Sipe, Nellie Shives F. F. A. ______________________________________________ Bob Weaver Band________________________________________________Saundra Culler Hi-Y___________________________________________________Marl Garlock Business_________________________________Patricia Carbaugh Varsity______________________________________Donald Cover Chorus_______________________________________Ramona Bard Art___________________________________Esther McQuade, Jane Harris Circulation____________John Helman, Richard Black, Richard Bivens Typists____Jean Peck, Joan Seiders, June Souders, Connie Albert, Jane Harris, Beverly Hill, Beverly Cisney, Ramona Bard, Patricia Car- baugh, Rosella Pittman Production Manager_______________________________________Saundra Culler Sponsor..............................................— Finlay J. Wible Page fifty-fire spoiRtrs Varsity Basketball First Row: Larry Ray, Bill Kendall, Don Cover, Captain; Charles Ray, Bill Shaffer. Second Row: Mr. Duncan, Jim Snyder, Martin Sprenkle, Richard'Bivens, Dick Miller, Joe Head- ley, Bob Weaver. Coach: David Duncan Page fifty-eight Bill Shaffer Page fifty-nine Junior Varsity Basketball First Row: Fred Culler, Richard Shearer, Tom Morton. Second Row: John Smith, Martin Sprenkle, Egons Zomerfelds, Jack Sipe, Richard Pyle. Captain: LeRoy Buterbaugh (not pictured) The Junior Varsity Basketball Team of 1958-1959 completed a very successful season. The team is composed mostly of Sophomores and Freshmen and is center around a 6' 4 center who has recently moved up to the varsity team. With all of these players back next year, plus three returning varsity players, this year’s J.V.’s are expected to help round out a strong varsity team next year Page sixty White Angels Phyllis Hann, Patsy Matthews, Linda Cutchall, Judy Peck, Jean Peck, Esther McQuade, Elizabeth Yost, Wanda Souders, Beverly Cisney, Captain; Joyce Ramsey, Evelyn Ramsey, Saundra Culler, Sandra Cutchall, Linda Kendall. The Girls' Basketball Team of 1958-1959, having lost only two players from last year’s championship team, has done very well again this year. At this date, the team has played only 4 games and has won these. Action picked up as the Kove and Fulton County Leagues started in full swing. Last year our girls won the Fulton County League and tied with Orbisonia for the Kove League title. Their over-all record last year was 10-2-1. Beverly Cisney Sonnie Culler, Esther McQuade, Jean Peck Joyce Ramsey Page sixty-one Cheerleaders Page sixty-two Sonnie Culler Captain Baseball First Row: Richard Bivens, Allan Kies, Martin Sprenkle, Richard Pyle, James Snyder, Robert Weaver. Second Row: William Kendall, William Alexander, Gary Grissinger, Larry Ray, John Smith, Mack Shaffer. Last year's Baseball Team was not too successful. With last year’s graduating class we lost only three regulars. We are looking forward to a much more successful season this year. Page sixty-three Soccer First Row: Charles Ray, Mack Shaffer, James Snyder, Stanley Mellott, William Kendall, Captain; Donald Cover, LeRoy Buterbaugh, Jack Sipes, Fred Culler. Second Row: Mr. McLaughlin, Gary Grissinger, John Helman, Roger Doyle, William Shaffer, Robert Weaver, Larry Ray, Martin Sprenkle, Richard Bivens, Morris Suders. The Soccer Team of McConnellsburg Joint High School again completed in the County Soccer League this year. In first half of league play, the team finished in third place with a 3-2 record in the won-lost department and in second place in offensive and defensive statistics. In the second half, our record was 2-2-1 for an overall record of 5-4-1. As last year, two of our games were played under the lights in Chambersburg and this, adding to the enjoyment of play, made it a fairly successful season to the boys. Page sixty-four Boys’ Track First Row: John Bishop, Richard Cover, Larry Ray, Bill Kendall, Richard Bivens, Jack Sipes, John Helman, Martin Sprenkle. Second Row: Richard Doyle, Paul Deshong, Kenny Wible, Roger Doyle, Tom Morton, Glenn Layton, Joe Headley, Gary Grissinger. Third Row: Robert Weaver, James Snyder, Richard Miller, Richard Shearer, Mr. Fries, William Shaffer, Marl Garlock, Fred Culler, Charles Ray. The Boys’ Track Team, under the supervision of Mr. Fries, is hoping to be as successful as it was last year. The team won the Fulton County Field Meet and defeated Fannett-Metal, James Buchanan, and Southern Fulton high schools in dual meets. With the graduating class go some of the best athletes of the team: Don Cover, who runs the 440, 220-yard dash and participates with the relay team, Garry Gris- singer, who puts the shot, and Bill Kendall, who runs on the relay team and is a broad jumper. Page sixty-fire Girls’ Track Jessie Carbaugh, Nellie Shives, Jean Seiders, Esther McQuade, Beverly Cisney, Wanda Souders, Guynethia Bard, Mary Shives, Ellen Sine, Patricia Seiders. Our Girls' Track Team for 1958-1959 was definitely a promising one. As in basketball, we lost only a few through graduation last year. Last year’s (1958) team won all of its meets including the county meet, which is composed of Warfordsburg, Hustontown, Greenhill, and McConnellsburg. Last year's stand-out girls are back again this year. We compete in the following events: 1. 50-yd. dash; 2. 75-yd. dash; 3. Run- ning broad jump; 4. Standing broad jump; 5. High jump; 6. Relay (440) composed of 8 girls. Beverly and Esther Ellen and Nellie Patsy Page sixty-six Varsity Club Sponsors: Mr. Duncan and Mr. McLaughlin Left to right: Charles Ray, Beverly Cisney, Mack Shaffer, Joyce Ramsey, Don Cover, Sally Grissinger, Bill Kendall, Esther McQuade, Bill Shaffer, John Helman, Lib Yost, Gary Grissinger, Wanda Souders, Richard Bivens, Guynethia Bard, Larry Ray, Jack Sipes, Sonnie Culler, Stanley Mellott. President__________________Bill Shaffer Vice-President_____________Don Cover Secretary_________________Wanda Souders Treasurer_______________Beverly Cisney The Varsity Club, now in its second year, is under the direction of coaches Duncan and McLaughlin. Member- ship is limited to those who hold a letter for their par- ticipation in any varsity sport, cheerleading squad mem- ber, or a manager of a team. Several activities are under way for the school year to raise money for purchase of letters” for presentation to varsity players for their efforts in the sports of the school. Page sixty-seven Patrons Mr. Mrs. John R. Pittman Mr. Mrs. Durkee Bard Mrs. E. H. MacKinlay Mr. Mrs. Donald Richards Mr. Mrs. L. Paul Swope Mr. Mrs. T. R. Shives Mr. Mrs. Maurice E. Sherman Mrs. Mayme Helman Mr. Mrs. G. A. Biggs Mr. Arnold Chaney Mr. Mrs. Ronald Berkstresser Mr. Harry Seiders Mr. Mrs. Claude Batdorff Mr. Mrs. Reed Lynch Mr. Mrs. Leon Madden Col. Mrs. Chester A. Davis Mr. Mrs. James Ingrim Mrs. Jean Weaver Mr. Mrs. Reed Paylor Mr. Mrs. Walter Black Mr. Mrs. Max Frank Mr. Mrs. George Albert Mr. Mrs. Harold N. Rotz Mr. Mrs. Carl E. Horton Mr. Mrs. Alvey Souders Mr. Mrs. Tad McLaughlin Mr. Mrs. Robert Bratton Mr. Mrs. Richard Barton Mr. Mrs. Ray Buterbaugh Mr. Mrs. Lyle Duffy Mr. Mrs. Max Snyder Mr. Mrs. Elwood Mellott Mr. Mrs. Frank Fix Mr. Mrs. Charles Wheeler Mr. Mrs. Marvin Layton Mr. Mrs. David Duncan Mr. Mrs. George Golden Mr. Mrs. Eugene Earley Mr. Mrs. Harvey Richards Mr. Mrs. Marlin Shearer Mrs. Charles Harris Mr. Mrs. James Stevens Mrs. Helen Hockensmith Mr. Mrs. Donald Reeder Mr. Mrs. Lloyd Culler Mr. Mrs. K. M. Fetters Mrs. Mary Morton Mr. Mrs. Howard Peck Mrs. Louise Johnston Mr. Mrs. Harry Grissinger Mrs. Maxine Marshall Mr. Mrs. John Enck Mr. Mrs. Robert Kline Mr. Mrs. Earl Madden Page seventy-three Mr. Mrs. Denver Evans Shirley Guessford Mr. Mrs. George Clouser Mr. Gerald F. Peters Linda Culler Alvey R. Mellott Mr. Wayne McLaughlin Mr. C. Owen Fries Rosella J. Pittman Sonnie Ray Mr. Max Stenger Mr. Finlay J. Wible Miss Judith Elvey Mr. Mrs. Harter Sheeder Judy Ray Mama McQuade Sally Grissinger Linda Knepper Mr. Mrs. Melvin Seville Barry Chaney Constance Hunsecker Richard Rotz The All-American Boy Lester Clippinger Ann Foster Judy Fraker Marsha Helman Teddy Fraker Gary Fetters Eddie Stenger Linda Keefer Cindy Fraker Nancy Souders Ronnie Baleen Patricia Carbaugh Carl Shindle Jean Johnston Beulah Buterbaugh Joan Carbaugh Joan Mellott Beverly Hill Jack Sipes Patricia Glunt Phyllis Fix Edith Rhodes Carol Welsh Ronald J. Englert Linda Madden Glenn Layton Betty Culler Cathy Madden Nancy Layton Judy Culler Elmer Hann Page seventy-four Judy Hamil Mary Ann Paylor Gail F. Hann Diane Watters Mary Ann Mellott Norman Helman Jessie Carbaugh Guynethia Bard Raneeta Bard Phillip D. Mellott Monte D. Mellott Ramona L. Bard Carole Stevens Phyllis DeShong Emma Chestnut Dorothy Richards Nellie Shives Reed Richards Jean Seiders Nancy Seiders Tiny Souders Patsy Seiders Bill Zeis Konker Morningstar Janet Jarrett Freddie W. Black Rita Weaver Wanda L. Helman Dorothy Ann Layton Bob Weaver Jim Snyder Alice Jean Truax Dorothy Harris Joyce Mellott Norma Harris Jane Richards Faye Richards Sharon Culler Linda Johnston Cheryl Crouse Elizabeth Lodge Mary Barmont Harold Cooper Nelson Deshong Gerald Deshong Carol Peer Bobby Black Martha Wilson Leroy Sheeder B. M. Gress Dick Linn Bill Alexander Diana Keiper Richard Doyle Page sevenly-fite John Bishop Dick Bivens Frank Sipe Darlene Carbaugh Ronnie L. Richards Larry L. Lester Linda F. Sipe Joan Seiders Sharon L. Sipe Dick Miller Duane Daniels Esther McQuade Joe Graham Bill Shaffer Roger Doyle Mr. Mrs. W. E. Shaffer Hayes Richards Saundra M. Culler Mr. Mrs. George Stenger Ruth Boden Jean Peck Judy Peck Marl Garlock Robert Peck Donald Cover Lee Peck Bill Kendall June Souders John Helman Beverly Cisney Sponsors McConneilsburg One-Hour Cleaners Black's Hi-Way Garage Fulton County National Bank 0 T Store Daniels' Motor Co. Bob Carmack's Shoe Repair Shop Hunseckers' Wallpaper Paint Store Comerer Hardware Robert E. Riggs, D.D.S. Frigidaire Appliances First National Bank Bottle Gas Service Compliments of a Friend McConneilsburg Esso Center C. M. Reeder Son Merrill Kerlin D. A. Lumber Millwork J . . ’ . . Page seventy-six Dr. Harold L. Castleman Ott Brothers' Farm Supply Top Cove Mt. Diner W. E. Shaffer, Electrical Contractor The American Legion Past, No. 561 Washabaugh's Fulton Motor Sales Albert's Atlantic Service Cumberland Valley Electric Co. Bard Cisney Market Mack H. Horton, Building Supplies Harold N. Rotz, Fresh Pork The Fulton House Bob's Body Shop, Alignments and Balancing Metz Jewelry Store Compliments of Dr. McLucas W. H. Mellott, Motor Implement Service Shimer's Barber Shop Rouzer's Garage Rexall Drug Store Ray's Sunoco Maynard C. Gordon Insurance Service E. V. Lynch, Insurance of All Kinds Peckie's Auto Body Repairs Harvey Bergstresser Acorn Farm Equipment— Harvey Richards R. G. Motor Co., Chevrolet Sales Black's Radiator Glass Shop Johnnie's Motel and Diner Hull's Dairy Kiddie Haven Shoppe Albert Larsen, Tax Assessor John F. Culler Son Kelso's Funeral Home H P. Store Shimer Stenger Racket Store White Swan Restaurant Ruth's Hat Dress Shop Field's Barber Shop Dr. Shultz, Optometrist H. J. Culler, Mi Ik Transportation Compliments of Grissinger Brothers Compliments of Gress' Funeral Home E. W. Pyles' Heating Plumbing V. F. W. Post No. 655 Shimer's Body Shop Lodges' Variety Store Compliments of Dr. Mrs. A. Kaplan Evelyn Clevenger Fashionette Beauty Saloon Fred W. Shearer, District Forester Ed's Bus Stop Dr. Frank Alexander Page seventy-seven Fulton Theater, Robert E. Lodge Compliments of a Friend Decker's Nursing Home Richards' Motors G. C. Murphy Co. Helen McLaughlin Mercersburg Philip's Seed Store Greenhouse Wolf's Racket Store Mercersburg Builders Supply Co. Gayman Chevrolet Co., Ols Buick Nu-Way Cleaners The Farmers Bank of Mercersburg C. M. Miller Jewelry Art's Bar Capital Restaurant and Bar Mr. Mrs. Grove Family Chambersburg Dulebohn Candy Co. National Bank J. W. Myers Co., Colony 4-7178 Gale Diehl, Sporting Goods Glasgow's Fabric Center Davis Machine Shop Lewis Potato Chips Jaslow Army Navy Store Tobey's Farmers Merchants Trust Co. Chambersburg Trust Co. Chambersburg Business School Fraver's Shoe Store Carl's Market Co. Small's Photo Center Hustontown Mumma's Gulf Station Miller Kerlin, Super I.G.A. Market Compliments of Robert House Fort Littleton Cavalier Motel Restaurant Ralph E. Fraker's Insurance Fulton Motor Sales, Atlantic Service Ft. Loudon Gertie's Beauty Shoppe Keller's Furniture Walker's Trading Post Pensinger's Service Station Hancock National Lunch Mason Dixon Motel The People's National Bank Richardson Snack, Rt. 522 The Hancock Bank Page seventy-eight Harrisonville Ward's Flower Shop Bill's Truck Stop, Rt. 522 Rau'th Motors Knobsville Fores Esso Grocery Products Keystone Kustard Kitchen Big Cove Tannery Tom Gregory's Feed Hard wo re Jake's Gas Groceries Frank Bivens, Paving Contractor W. R. Kendall Wardfordsburg McCray Building Supply John Deere Equipment, Frank Peck Hill Son Poultry Farm Lemasters Lemasters Elevator Co. Maun's Garage, Phone 306-J Shade Gap C. J. Hess Feed Store Clyde Deshong Atlantic Products Compliments of Sipes' Funeral Home Webster Mills Mellot's Grocery Bob Thomas St. Thomas Brown's Orchard Columbus, Ohio ABC Bait Store Hanover Masemer's Baking Co. Robert Ernst Lana Lobe 11 Schmidt Baking Co. Needmore Alvey R. Mellott, Excavating, Lumber Pulp Wood, Box 96 Mt. Union and Huntingdon Horn-Taste Baking Co. Page seventy-nine Autographs om r5SSS?1 ggg8888 BggI SMB BS1B B � 1� Mgg . A'GiS .WM