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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1968 volume:

1968 SPARTA MC CODINELLSBURGHIGH SCHOOL MC CONNELLSBURG, ADMINISTRATION. . . 21 SENIORS................. 34 JUNIORS............. ' 6| TABLE OF CONTENTS SOPHOMORES.............65 JUNIOR HIGH............70 ACTIVITIES.............83 SPORTS...............101 ADVERTISEMENTS.......115 INDEX................130 EDITOR Sharon Black CO. EDITORS Carolyn Hunsecker Lindsay Riggs FOREWORD We first entered MHS in September, 1962, and we are now preparing to leave. We have spent six years here-perhaps the best years of our lives-years full of events both large and small which have influenced our actions and thoughts and shaped the destiny of our lives. There have been times of happiness and times of sadness; moments of excitement and antici- pation, and moments of boredom and disappointment. None of us will forget the day when we, as juniors, finally received our class rings; nor will we forget the fun of decorating for the prom, or the excitement and hard work involved with the senior play. Equally as vivid are the memories of half-finished homework, biology labs, French tapes, frantic cheering at basketball games, and candy and candle sales to finance our senior trip. Many memories will fade as the years pass; many events will gain new significance. In this 1968 edition of the SPARTA, we have recorded as much of our lives for the past six years as was possible. Above all else, however, we have tried to capture the essence of high school life; the true spirit of MHS. DEDICA TION We, the class of 1968, dedicate this yearbook to Mr. and Mrs. Max Stackhouse as our way of showing our appreciation of the many things they have done for us. Always friendly, always willing to help, they have made our days at MHS more meaningful and bright. For all their guidance, hard work, and sincere interest in not only us, but in all the people who pass through their classes, we thank them and feel we are speaking for the entire school. SET IN THIS BACKGROUND V 7 V. }rr SENIORS WITH PARADISE ISLE The 1967 Junior-Senior Prom climaxed months of planning and preparation by the prom committee. Work on the annual school dance began early in January when the theme Paradise Isle was chosen. Working closely with the banquet committee on decorations, the color scheme of green and yellow was soon chosen and co-ordinating decorations ordered. With the arrival of the decorations, plans for the decorating were drawn up and decorating began April 26th, two nights before the dance. After the banquet on April 28th juniors and seniors began arriving for the prom. In place of the old, familiar gym the guests found a luscious Hawaiian paradise. Music was provided by the Jades and refreshments were served. The 1967 prom proved to be one of the best proms ever given by a junior class. JUNIOR ■ SENIOR APRIL Mr. Creager After weeks of preparation and planning by a committee of the Junior class, 150 members of the Junior and Senior classes, administrators, faculty members, and their wives joined in a general convocation in the all-purpose room of the McConnellsburg School on April 28, 1967. The tables were decorated with palms constructed from crepe and bent candles. A ham dinner as well as enlightening remarks by honored members of all groups were enjoyed. After Martin Shimer thanked the juniors, speeches— of both humorous and serious natures-were made by Mr. Shearer, Mr. Creager, and Mr. Welsh. Mr. Shearer VISITING STUDENTS While Louise is here for a year, she is staying with her aunt, Mrs. Audrey Greathead. She came to learn what life and school is like in America. She enjoys school here, but has found that it is not as strict as it is in England. In the beginning of June, Louise will return to her home in Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire, England. The Woodcock family is in this area for one year. They serve as Methodist missionaries to the Congo. The three children in higli school are Elaine, a junior, Nancy in eighth grade, and Ar- nold in seventh grade. In August when their furlough is over, they will return to Africa. When asked their opinion of the school and community, Elaine said that she would rather be riding her bike through the bush. Nancy likes school, especially cheerleading. Arnold thinks he can learn more by farming than by going to school. Elaine, Arnold, and Nancy Woodcock Louise Glasse ADMINISTRATION SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Harold C. Welsh SCHOOL BOARD Front row Harold Reed Kenneth Richards James Shultz Franklyn Smith Back row Howard Sipes Wilson Truax Kathryn Stevens Willis Mellon Hollis Mellott GERALD L. REED B.S.. M.E., Shippensburg State College 8th grade Math, Algebra I, Geometry FOSTER W. SWOPE B.A. Shippensburg State College Advanced Math, Algebra II MATHEMATICS MRS. CARLA V. HICKS B.A., M.S., Radford General Math 24 SCIENCES MRS. MARILYN M. BLEVINS B.S., Penn State University General Science, Biology, Advanced Biology CALVIN B. CHUBB M.S., Penn State University Physics, Chemistry, Biology JOHN F. MANN B.S., Indiana University of Penna. Geography and General Science 25 MISS REBECCA GILLAN B.A., Shepherd College 7th and 8th grade English MRS. GAY J. WOOLDRIDGE B.A., Shepherd College 9th and 10th grade English MRS. NANCY S. BARMONT B.A., Gettysburg College French 1,11,111 LANGUAGE WALLACE LEACH B.S., Shippensburg State College, M. Ed., Penn State U. 11 th and 12th grade English, Advanced English 26 THOMAS HOWELLS B.S., Elizabethtown College Economics, World Culture, Sociology, Government SOCIAL STUDIES ROY A. MILLS B.S., Shippensburg State College Civics, Pa. History, American History RONALD M. MITCHELL B.A., Elizabethtown College Geography, World History 27 GLENN R. CORDELL B.S., Shippensburg State College Typing, Bookkeeping BUSINESS MUSIC GARY HARTLE B.A., Shepherd College Instrumental Music 28 Wll LIAM J. KOEHLER B.S., Indiana University of Penna. Vocal Music JAMES L. BLEVINS B.S., Penn State University Vocational Agriculture WALTER BARMONT B.S., Penn State University Industrial Arts PRACTICAL ARTS DRIVER S ED. MRS. DONNA GORDON KEEN ELB1N B.S., Indiana University of Penna. Home Economics B.S., Millersville State College Driver’s Education MAX STACKHOUSE B.A., Lock Haven State College Phys. Ed., Health PHYSICAL EDUCATION 30 HEALTH MRS. FREDA L. HARRIS R.N. B.S., Shippensburg State College, Penn State University School Nurse GUIDANCE MRS. J. FAYE ELVEY B.S. Indiana University of Pennsylvania M.Ed. Shippcnsburg State College LIBRARY ART MRS. JULIA F. DAVIS B.S. Edinboro State College University of Pittsburgh MRS. STELLA M. WIBLE A.B. Gettysburg College B.S. in L.S. Drexel Institute of Technology — Miss Doris Seiders CAFETERIA: Blanche Mellott, Max- ine Marshall, Dorothy McQuade, Hazel Ingram, Betty Buterbaugh, Doris Hawbaker, Dorothy Stevens, Elizabeth Keefer, Mary Jane Fields. Mrs. Kathryn Stevens Mrs. Lucille Peck SECRETARIES BUS DRIVERS Martin Mowen, Alvin Peck, Reynolds Akers, Richard Bivens, Irvin Raker. Wayne Sowers, Tom Richards, Claude Sharpe, Wayne Sponsler. SENIORS CLASS SONG THE IMPOSSIBLE DREAM To dream the impossible dream, To fight the unbeatable foe, To bear with unbearable sorrow, To run where the brave dare not go, To right the unrightable wrong, To be better far than you are, To try when your arms are too weary, To reach the unreachable star. This is my quest—to follow that star No matter how hopeless, no matter how far, To be willing to give When there’s no more to give • To be willing to die So that honor and justice might live. And 1 know, if I’ll only be true To that glorious quest. My heart will lie peaceful and calm When I'm laid to my rest. And the world will be better for this— That one man, scorned and covered with scars, Still strove with his last ounce of courage To reach the unreachable star. OFFICERS CLASS HYMN President........................Tom Duffey HOW GREAT THOU ART Vice-President..................Carol Mellott CLASS FLOWER Secretary.........................Barb Decker RED ROSE Treasurer......................Sharon Black CLASS COLORS NAVY and WHITE 36 JOHN REYNOLDS AKERS Academic Musician Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Librarian 9, 10: Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12, Librarian 9;County Band9, 10, 11, 12;Yearbook 12; Dance Band 12; The Informer 12. RICHARD GERALD BARI) Industrial Arts Navy Yearbook 12. SUZANNE ELAINE BERKSTRESSER Commercial Beautician Band 9, 10, 11; Business Club 12; The Informer 12. DEBRA TAYOR BIVENS Commercial Business School Business Club 12; Cheerleading 9; Chorus 10; County Chorus 9; Future Homemakers of America 9; Senior Play 12; The Informer 12. SANDRA ANN BLACK Commercial Business School Business Club 12; Chorus 9, 10, 11; County Chorus 9; Student Council 12; The Informer 12; Yearbook 12. SHARON LOUSE BLACK General Business Administration Work Business Club 12;Chorus 9, 10, ll;County Chorus 9; Future Homemakers of America 12; Future Nurses of America 12;Senior Play 12;Student Council 12;The In- former 12; Yearbook 12. SARAH JANE BLACK Academic Psychology Class Treasurer 9, 10, 11, 12;Band9, 10, 11, 12, County Band 9, 10, 12; Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12; County Chorus 9; 400 Club 10, 11,12; Journalism Club 12; Senior Play 12; Student Council 9, 10, I 1; Treasurer 10, 11; Student Re- publican Organization 10, 11, 12; Yearbook 12; Fditor 12; Girl’s Basketball Scorekeeper 11; Dance Band 12; The In- former 12. JOY ELAINE B Academic College-Music Band 9, 10, 11, 12; County Band 11;Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12; County Chorus 11; Yearbook 12; The Informer 12. 38 JOHN ALLEN CARBAUGH Industrial Arts Undecided Yearbook 12 MARVIN LE ROY CARBAUGH Commercial Army Jr. Varsity Basketball 11; Business Club 12; Yearbook 12; The Informer 12; Track 11. RODGER DALE CORNELIUS Academic College Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12, Chorus 10, 11, 12, Road Ace 12, Senior Play 12, Varsity Club 12, Yearbook 12, Banquet Committee 11. MARY JANE CROUSE Academic Undecided Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12, Yearbook 12. 39 W A YNE HOUPT CROUSE JR. Academic Chess Club 11, 12; Chorus 10 Play 12; Student Council 12; zation 11, 12; Yearbook 12. Academic Home Economics Class Secretary 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10; Chorus 11, 12, Secretary 12; Future Homemakers of America 9, 12, His- torian 9, Secretary 12; Future Nurses of America 9, 10, Secretary 10; Senior Play 12; Yearbook 12; Banquet Com- mittee 11. ; Road Aces 11, 12; Senior Student Republican Organi- BARBARA JEAN DECKER JO ANNE DESHONG Commercial Undecided Class Vice-President 11: Business Club 12, Treasurer 12; Cheerleading 9; Chorus 9, 11; County Chorus 9; Student Council 10; The Informer 12. CHARLOTTE TERESA DOYLE Commercial Undecided Basketball 10, 11: Business Club 12, Officer 12; Cheerlead- ing 9, Chorus 9, 10, Officer 9; Future Homemakers of America 9; Future Nurses of America 10, 11, Officer 11; The Informer 12, Editor 12. THOMAS ALLOW AY IHJFFEY Academic Art teacher Class Vice-President 10, President 11, 12; Band 12; Chess Club ll;Chorus9, 10, 11, 12, officer 12;County Chorus ll;400Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Journalism Club 12; Senior Play 11, 12; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Re- publican Organization 10, 11, officer 11; Yearbook 12; Prom Committee 11; Student Reporter to MORNING HERALD. MELVIN EL WOOD EVERETTS Industrial Arts Undecided Chorus 12; Road Aces 11; Yearbook 12. GAIL ALAN GOES Vocational Agriculture Undecided Future Farmers of America 9, 10, II, 12; Yearbook 12. JOYCE KATHERINE HEINE A LGH Academic English Major Journalism Club 12; Yearbook 12. CAROL RUTH HELMAN Commercial Undecided Basketball 11; Chorus 10, 11; Future Nurses’ Club 9, 10, 11 12; Vice-President 11, 12; Business Club 12; Student Re- publican Organization 10; The Informer 12. JUDY ANN HESS Academic Merchandizing and Retailing Chess Club II, 12; Chorus 9. 10, 11, 12; Vice-President 9; Journalism Club 12; Senior Play 12; Student Council 10, 11, 12, Secretary 10, II; Student Democratic Organization i 1, 12; The Informer 12, Editor 12; Varsity Club 12; Yearbook 12; Banquet Committee 11. STEVEN PAUL HOUCK Industrial Arts Baseball 11, 12; Air Force DALE ORMOND HUMBERT Commercial Undecided Chorus 10; Track 11, 12; Banquet Committee ll;Soccer 12; Senior Play 12; Varsity Club 12; Business Club 12; The Informer 12. 42 CAROLYN JEAN HUNSECKER Academic Nurse Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 12; 400 Club 10, 11, 12; Future Nurses of America 12; Student Council 11; Year- book 12, Editor 12; Banquet Committee, Chairman, 11. JOHN MURRAY KENDALL DOUGLAS MELVIN KEEBAUGH Vocational Agriculture Undecided Baseball 11; Basketball 9; Chorus 12; Future Farmers of America 9, 10, 11, 12, treasurer 12; Road Aces 11; Year- book 12. Commercial Barber Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Soccer 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 9, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 12; Varsity Club 9, 10, II, 12; Busi- ness Club 12; Road Aces 11;The Informer 12; Yearbook 12. LINDA MAE LANE General Switch Board Operator Basketball 11, 12; Chorus 9, 10, 11; Future Homemakers of America 9, 12; Future Nurses of America 9, 10, 11, 12; Senior Play 12; Student Council 12; Student Democratic Organization 11, 12, treasurer 12; Yearbook 12. 43 CAROL ANN MELLOTT Academic Nurse Class Officer, 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Chess Club 11;Chorus 11, 12; Officer 12; 400 Club 10, 11; Fu- ture Nurses of America 12; Senior Play 12; Student Coun- cil, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; Yearbook 12; Ban- quet Committee I l;The informer 12. CHRISTMA LA FERAE MELLOT Academic Fashion Merchandising and Retailing Chorus 9, 10; Future Nurses of America 9, 10; Journalism Club 12; Senior Play 12; Student Democratic Organization 11, 12; Yearbook 12. GALE LEE MELLOTT industrial Arts Carpenter Yearbook 12. PAUL LESTER MELLOTT Industrial Arts Undecided Road Aces 11; Yearbook 12. Academic Health and Physical Ed. Teacher Basketball 11; Cheerleading 10, 12; Chorus 10, 11, 12; Fu- ture Nurses of America 10; Senior Play 12; Student Council 11; Student Democratic Organization 11, 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; Yearbook 12; Color Guard 10, 11, 12; Band Nar- rator 10, 11, 12; The Informer 12. SAMVEL ARTHUR METZ Academic Undecided Road Aces 12; Senior Play 12; Yearbook 12. BONNIE KA YE MILLER Commercial Secretary Chorus 9, 10, 11; County Chorus 9; Future Nurses of Amer- ica 10; Yearbook 12. FAITH ANN NICHOLAS Academic Business School Chorus 9, 10, 11; Senior Play 12; Yearbook 12; The In- former 12. WARREIS SHARPE PALMER Academic College County band 10; Baseball 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Chorus 9; Road Aces 12; Soccer 11, 12; Student Council 10; Yearbook 12; Band 9, 10, 11;The Informer 12. DIANE LYNN PECK General Practical Nurses Training Basketball 10; Chorus 9, 10; Future Homemakers of Amer- ica 9, 10, 12, Officer 10, 12; Student Council 11,12; Stu- dent Democratic Organization 11, 12; The Informer 12; Varsity Club 12; Yearbook 12; Future Nurses of America 9, 10, 11, 12, Officer II, 12; Journalism 12. GERALD HORACE PECK JR. Academic Elementary Education Band 9, 10, 11, 12; County Band 11, 12; Chorus 9; 400 Club 10, II; Student Democratic Organization 11, 12; The Informer 12; Yearbook 12. MARY ANN REEI) Commercial Business Education Basketball Manager 11, 12; Business Club 12; 400 Club 10, 11, 12; Future Homemakers of America 9, 12; Parliamen- tarian 12; Future Nurses of America 9, 10, 11, 12; Secre- tary-Treasurer 11; Senior Play 12; Student Council 9, 11; Varsity Club 12; Banquet Committee, Co-Chairman 11. Stu- dent Democratic Organization, Officer 12. 46 HIRAM EUGENE RICHARDS Vocational Agriculture Farmer Future Fanners of America 9, 10, 11, 12; Yearbook 12. LINDSAY ANN RIGGS Academic Fashion Designer Band 9, 10, 11, 12; County Band 11; Basketball 10, 11, 12; Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12, president 9; County Chorus 11; 400 Club 10,11; Journalism Club 12;Student Council 9, 10, II; Student Republican Organization 11, 12; Yearbook 12; Ed- itor 12; Prom Committee Chairman 11. Senior Play 12; School News Reporter 11. The Informer 12. DARL MELVIN ROHM Industrial Arts Undecided Road Aces 11; Yearbook 12. TERRY MARVIN SCHOOLEY Industrial Arts Truck Driver Yearbook 12. KAREN MARCELLA SEVILLE Commercial Secretary Business Club 12, secretary 12;Chorus9, 10, 11, 12;The Informer 12; Yearbook 12. MARK CLIFFORD SEVILLE Commercial Army Chorus 10; Business Club 12; Yearbook 12;The Informer 12. JUNE LVC1LLE SHARPE General Undecided Future Nurses of America 11, 12; Senior Play 12;Student Democratic Organization 11, 12; Yearbook 12. HETTY MARIE SIPES Academic Marriage Future Homemakers of America 9; Yearbook 12. ROGER LEE SIPES Industrial Arts Mechanic Yearbook 12. JEAN ELIZABETH SNYDER Academic Pharmacy Basketball 10, 11, 12; Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12; Journalism Club 12; Senior Play 12; Student Council, Vice-President 11; Student Democratic Organization 11, 12, Chairman 11; Yearbook 12; School News Radio Reporter 11. ELLIS RAY SOLDERS Academic Engineer Chess Club 12, co-chairman 12; Senior Play 12; Student Council 12; Yearbook 12; Prom Committee 11. GARRY ALAN SOLDERS Commercial IBM Programmer Business Club 12; Senior Play 12; Student Council 12; The Informer 12; Yearbook 12. JUDY KAY SOUDERS General Beautician Basketball 11, 12; Business Club 12; Cheerleading 9, Cap- tain 9; Chorus 9; County Chorus 9; Future Homemakers of America 12; newsreporter 12; Future Nurses of America 11, 12, president 12; Student Council 10 12; Year- book 12; Banquet Committee 11; Senior Play 12. ROGER LEE SOUDERS Industrial Arts Navy Yearbook 12. GEORGE DAVID SOWERS Academic College Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Road Aces 11, 12; Soccer 9. 10, 11. 12; Varsity Club 10, II, 12; Year- book 12; Band 9; The Informer 12. WARREN ELWOOD SWOPE Industrial Arts Undecided Basketball 9; Road Aces 11; Yearbook 12; Track 10. so STEPHEN BARRY WELLER Industrial Arts Trade School Basketball 9, 10, 12; Baseball 10, 11, 12; Soccer 10, 11, 12. THEODORE ANSON WELLER Vocational Agriculture Future Farmers of America 9, 10, 11, 12. EDWARD E. WELSH Industrial Arts Jeweler The Informer 12, Yearbook 12. ROBERT DUANE YOST Academic Electronic Engineer Chess Club 11,12, Officer 11, 12; Chorus 9, 10, 11. 12, County Chorus 11; Road Ace 12;Senior Play 12;Student Republican Organization 10,11,12; Yearbook 12. 52 MHS SENIORS Seniors are people of perpetual motion. The motion of things occurring everyday of their school years. The motion of studying, talking, laughing, eating. The special motions of special days, cheering, watching, dancing. The continual motion of school days, campaigning, typing, solving problems, walking. Now, as Seniors, we are involved in a new motion, the motion of waiting. Wait- ing for the day when we walk across the stage to receive our diplomas. Even at this time motion will not cease for us, it will have only begun. ARE TEACHERS HUMAN? “I’m playing the part of a fish, so I thought I’d try to look like one.” CAST Edward Fowler.............................Ellis Souders Arbutis Meadows.........................Barbara Decker C. Solomon Stone..................................Dave Sowers Betty Gregg...............................Carol Mellott Shorty Welsh...............................Robert Yost Hortense Anderson.........................Sharon Black Dolores Stone.............................Chris Mellott Kewpie Russell....................................Jean Snyder Jeff Sanders..........................Rodger Cornelius Liza Felton................................Sarah Black Suzanne Hart......................................Judy Hess Mike Lang...........................................Tom Duffey Puddenhead Pye....................................Wayne Crouse Prompters...........Mary Reed, Wanda Merrell, Sam Metz Make-Up........Diane Peck, Judy Souders, Faith Nicholas Stage Manager.....................................John Kendall Directed by Ronald Mitchell and Wallace Leach “Mr. Stone, 1—that is, what I mean to say is—1 have the honor to ask for your daughter’s hand.” Prompters and make-up crew. Edward Fowler, a new principal, and Arbutis Meadows, a new teacher, have a problem in the form of the head of the school board, Mr. Stone, a pompous, cigar-smoking terror. Mr. Stone, needing a husband for his daughter, picks Mr. Fowler, who agrees to the marriage on one condition: that Arbutis is allowed to continue with the production of a nonsensical play-written by Hortense which Mr. Stone objected to. The play is a huge success, Mr. Stone frees Mr. Fowler of his agreement, and as the seniors celebrate, Arbutis and Edward make plans for their future. “Saw the play tonight-it was pretty good, pretty good. “English may as well be a foreign language to Puddenhead: he barely speaks it.” “What, may I ask, is going on here? wmm Most Likely To Succeed are Ellis Souders, Sharon Black and Tom Duffey. All three of these students are aiming high in life and the best part of it is that all three will make it. No matter what the circumstances, you can always count on a lau from Mark Seville, Hiram Richards, and Linda Lane. OUTSTANDING SENIORS John Kendall, Carol Mellott, Wanda Merrel, and Dave Sowers have been voted Most Athletic. Each in their own way con- tribute greatly to the very serious business of high school sports. To be voted Best All Around is quite an honor. Mary Reed, Lindsay Riggs, Barb Decker, and Bob Yost deserve this honor. For the past six years our class has come to know and depend on these four students in any event and at any time. Betty Sipes, Joyce Heinbaugh, and Gerald Peck will long be remembered as the student’s student. They never fail to take a book home or to burn the midnight oil. Without a doubt John Akers, Joy Buterbaugh, and Carolyn Hunsecker are the Most Musical. Both John and Joy are dedicated band members and Carolyn has been chorus accompanist for the last few years. 57 MISS BETSY SIMMERS MR. GARY STEVENS MISS BARBARA DECKER Miss Jo Anne DeShong Miss Debra Bivens CROWNING HIGHLIGHTS PROM NIGHT Miss Charlotte Doyle Miss Carol Mellott CLASS TRIPS GETTYSBURG-NEW YORK CITY JUNIORS � Linda Abbott Kathy Batdorff Ella Mae Bivens Ronald Bivens Kay Brown Dennis Cisney Martha Cox Linda Crouse Natalie Crouse Gary Daniels PRESIDENT....................Bert Foster VICE-PRESIDENT.......Linda Abbott SECRETARY............Linda Crouse 1 REASURER.................Mary Jarrett 62 Cheryl DeShong Larry DeShong Randy DeShong Sharon DeShong Carolyn Fagley Albert Foster Cheryl Foster Sue Garland Pat Garlock Greg Gordon Melinda Hamil Norma Hann Jim Hawbaker Marvin Harr Judith Helman Beverly Heinbaugh Theresa Hendershot Norman Hess Jeanne Hill Allen Hollinshead Mary Jarrett Donna Johnston Dheryl Keebaugh Darlene Keefer Richard Kelson Neil Kendall Paul Mack Tessa Marshall Beth Mellott Dianna Mellott Fred Mellott Karen Mellott Lindsay Mellott Nancy Mellott Woodrow Mellott Dixie Merrell Harold Miller Carol Morton Suellen Morton Jeff Ott Glenn Pittman Jane Pittman George Ramsey Leslie Riggs Gary Rouzer Diane Schooley Daryl Scott 63 Frank Scott Darlene Seville Jane Seville Linda Seville Roger Seville Ted Shives Kathy Snyder Clarence Souders Not pictured: James Maier Gerald Peck Mike Stenger Mona Souders Sylvia Sponsler Carol Sue Strait Robert Taylor Oscar Weller Lisa Winter Elaine Woodcock Lee Zeger SOPHOMORES OFFICERS PRESIDENT. . . . Bruce Barber VICE-PRESIDENT____Mahlon Shinier SECRETARY.........Lee Ann Richards TREASURER . . . Vickie Earley 66 Ada Adams Gary Alioway Stanley Bain Bruce Barber Harold Batdorff Myrna Bivens Sam Broadwater John Buterbaugh am Dennis Paul Cutchall Buterbaugh Carmack Doris DeShong Wanda Kenny James Buterbaugh Carmack DeShong Gary Kerry Clevenger DeShong John Cutchall Ed Grissinger Mike Hetman Mike Hollenshead Diane Jefferson Walter Hedrick Wallace Hershey Dale Hoover Duane Johnston Linda DeShong Nile DeShong Roger DeShong Shyrle DeShong Debbie Earley Vickie Earley Teresa Everetts David Fix Harold Fix Doris Funk Pam Gobin Vickie Gobin Gary Johnston Karen Keebaugh Kathy Keebaugh Alice Keefer Randy Keefer Rodney Keefer Pat Kelso Theresa Lester Melissa Lodge Barbara Long 67 Gary Long Connie McEihaney Russell McLucas Linda McQuade Diane Mellott Duane Mellott Jackie Mellott Linda Mellott Neva Mellott Rodney Mellott Shirley Mellott David Metz Paige Metzler Sandy Miller Virginia Miller Kay Morton Mr. Chubb’s Van de Graff generator provides amuse- ment as well as practical experience. 68 Charlene Seville Nancy Seville Mahlon Shinier Mary Lou Shotts Ronald Sipes Cheryl Souders Claudia Souders Eldon Strait Margaret Strausner Saundra Suders Cheryl Swope Kay Swope Joy Truax Stephen Truax Daniel Winter 69 Richard Alloway Carl Bain Sara Kay Bain Brian Barber Terry Bivens Michael Brown PRESIDENT..........................Richard Palmer VICE-PRESIDENT....................Brian Barber SECRETARY.........................Kathy Rajtik TREASURER..................Barbara Mellott Benjamin Buterbaugh Joyce Buterbaugh FRESHMEN Martha Buterbaugh Greg Creager Sherry Creager Jeff Culler Debbie Daniels James DeShong Lucinda DeShong Tim DeShong Viola DeShong Albert Doyle John Duffey Debra Fix Gerald Foster Howard Funk Roger Garland Kim Gobin Cynthia Hann Sherry Hann Clair Hedrick Will aim Hopkins Deborah Horton 72 Donald Keefer Mary Keefer Leta Kerlin Joyce Laidig Alma Lewis Cindy Lister Ronald Lester Wayne MacDonald Rodney Marshall Ronald Martz Barbara Mellott Carol Mellott Duane Mellott George Mellott Mike Mellott James Miller Charles Nelson William Nicholas Steve Oakman Richard Palmer Vonna Paylor Deborah Peck Robert Peck Thomas Peck Gail Pittman Joyce Pittman Kathy Rajtik Lynn Reeder Betty Rhodes Edward Schooley Roger Seiders Steven Seiders Debra Seville Harold Seville Joyce Seville Larry Seville Deborah Shearer Elizabeth Sipes Kay Sipes Larry Sipes Allen Souders Deborah Souders Linda Souders Vicky Sponsler Randy Stevens Connie Stouffer Roger Strait Diane Truax Tina Yaukey 74 Janet Zeger EIGHTH GRADE Danny Akers Denny Buterbaugh Kathy Creager Linda Batdorff Susan Buterbaugh Curtis Crouse Nancy Bishop Dave Buterbaugh Keith Cunningham Ann Brantner Wayne Calhoun Vance CutchaU William Brumbaugh Carol Carbaugh Dona Daniels Cindy Buterbaugh Jana Clevenger Gary Decker Delores Buterbaugh George Cornelius Jack DeShong Virginia DeShong Monica Fix Barry Gordon Andy Hartman Albert Diegleman Rita Fix Rita Hann Richard Hopkins Foster Earley Nancy Gress Rory Hann Vickie Hoover President . . . Vice-President Secretary' . . . Treasurer . . . .Bonnie Mellott Linda Batdorff .Lynn Richards . Stanley Kerlin 75 Dixie Houck Perry Johnson Gaye Keefer Gregory Johnson Debbie Kecbaugh Randy Kelso Mike Kennedy Thomas Mack Modesta Kerlin Patricia McQuade Stanley Kerlin Bonnie Mellott David Kuhn Craig Mellott Doris Layton Herman Mellott Ted Lundburg Jane Mellott Larry Lynch Leslie Mellott Mickey Mellott Nelson Nead Gary Peck Shirley Mellott Susan Nesbitt Lynn Richards Walter Mellott Donna Paylor Bob Riggs Panya Metzlcr David Peck Alice Rohm William Metz Ployd Peck Donna Rohm Rodney Morton Fred Peck Randy Schooley Roger Naugle Gary Peck Denise Seidcrs Larry Sciders Lona Sipes Gerald Seville Ginger Snyder Kent Shimer Donald Sowers Eileen Shultz Patty Souders Fatha Sipes Ronald Sowers Francis Sipes Kenneth Spriggs Larry Sipes Connie Strait SEVENTH GRADE Timothy Abbott Ranctta Bard Sharon Batdorff George Bishop Bobbie Ann Brallier Kenneth Brumbaugh Gayle Buterbaugh Darlene Carbaugh PRESIDENT-John Ott VICE-PRESIDENT-Shirley Mellott SECRETARY-Irma Keefer TREASURER-Debbic Mellott Mark Carbaugh Clyde Deshong Harold Garlock Melody Cornelius Roger Deshong Louise Glasse Eddie Cover Stacy Deshong Kathy Hann Cynthia Creek Jean Fittery Steve Harris Richard Creek Robin Fix Della Hershey James Cutchall Susan Fore Linda Heinbaugh Donald Daniels Karen Garland Roy Hess 79 Barbara Hill Philip Kaplan Dennis Layton Cherry Hill Irma Keefer Marvin Lewis Debbie Hollinshead Reed Keefer Harold Lowry Steve Hollinshead John Kendall Vickie Lundberg Marylin Hoover Mabel Kerlin Adrian Lynch Barbara Hopkins Debra Laidig Dianne Lynch Eugene Horton Larry Lane Lisa MacDonald Debra McQuade Paul Morningstar Barry Mellott John Nelson Cynthia Mellott John Ott Debbie Mellott Judy Pittman Shirley Mellott Kathy Pittman Tom Mellott Eileen Ramsey Richard Miller Inez Ramsey Douglas Ray Marlene Rasp Lisa Reeder Mike Reeder Thomas Ritchey 81 Steve Robinson Kenneth Schooley Norma Seiders David Seville Judy Seville Linda Seville Mitzi Seville Penny Shaffer Scott Shelley Bruce Sipes Susan Sipes Debbie Smith Robin Smith Brenda Souders Greg Souders Joyce Sowers Linda Strait Allen Swope Edwin Swope Gary Truax Lori Vores Mark Walker Ann Waltz Barbara Weimer Jackie Wright ACTIVITIES Back row: Kay Morton, Leslie Riggs, Donna Johnston, Joy Truax, Lee Ann Richards, Melissa Lodge, Pam Gobin, Shirley Mel- lon, Carolyn Walker. Jana Clevenger, Sue Garland. Middle row: Ada Adams, Wanda Buterbaugh, Kay Swope, Sherry Creager, Kathy Rajtik, Connie Stouffer, Monica Fix, Eileen Shultz, Joyce Buterbaugh, Craig Mellott. Front row: Lindsay Riggs, Nancy Mellott, Beth Mellott, Gerald Peck, Theresa Hendershot, Linda Mellott, Linda Abbott. SENIOR BAND Back row: Ronald Martz, Leslie Mellott. Rodney Mellott, Alan Swope, Andy Hartman, Danny Akers, Denny Cisney, Judy Helman. Front row: Sharon Black, Joy Buterbaugh, Linda Souders, Clyde DeShong, Gail Buterbaugh, Lisa Winter, Mary Jarrett. Jarrett. Back row: Wayne MacDonald, Carl Bain, Lynn Reeder, Gary Long. Middle row: George Cornelius, Keith Cunningham, Danny Winter, John Akers, John Buterbaugh, Brian Barber, Jackie DeShong, Gregory Johnson, Mark Walker. Front row: Kim Gobin, Carol Morton, Mike Stenger, Stanley Kerlin, David Buterbaugh, Albert Diegelman, Ben Taylor, Debra Shearer. OFFICERS PRESIDENT....Denny Cisney VICE-PRESIDENT. .Melissa Lodge SECRETARY....Leslie Riggs TREASURER . .Wayne MacDonald MANAGER . . . .George Cornelius 83 (OLOR GUARD Linda Batdorff Melinda Hamil Wanda Merrell Dixie Merrell Kathy Batdorff Ann Brantner MAJORETTES Jody Ott Vickie Earley Martha Cox Debbie Earley Our band has been constantly improving under the skillful leadership of Gary Hartle. Since Mr. Hartle’s arrival last summer, we have performed at several festivals; participated in Halloween parades at Hagerstown, McConnell- sburg, Mercersburg, and Chantbersburg; held our annual Christmas concert; and are now re- hearsing for the spring concert. We have order- ed new uniforms, which are expected to arrive in the spring. The Junior Band is working hard and striving for perfection. Mr. Hartle has formed a combination dance band and pep band, which plays at all home basketball games and really creates enthusiasm and sup- port. All the above things were accomplished through the efforts of Mr. Hartle, whom we wish to thank at this time for all his patience, hard work, time, and help. 86 DANCE BAND Standing: Andy Hartman, Mary Jarrett, Lisa Winter, Sharon Black, Tom Duffey, Ronnie Martz, Danny Winter, George Cornelius, Linda Souders, Brian Barber. Seated: A1 Diegleman, John Buterbaugh, John Akers, Stanley Kerlin. JUNIOR BAND 87 SENIOR CHORUS First row: Debbie Early. Joy Buterbaugh. Beverly Heinbaugh, Wanda Buterbaugh, Diane Schooley, Jean Snyder. Judy Hess, Martha Cox. Second row: Jody Ott. Kathy Batdorff, Vicki Gobin. Joy Truax. Mary Crouse. Kathy Snyder. Virginia Miller, Cheryl Souders, Tessa Marshall. Third row: Lisa Winter, Diane Mellott, Patty Pittman, Sandy Miller, Myrna Bivens, Cheryl DcShong, Jane Pittman, Kay Brown, Karen Seville, Darlene Keefer. Fourth row: Bob Yost, Jeff Ott. Pat Kelso, Charles Nel- son, Denny Cisney, Gary Johnston, Elaine Woodcock, Sharon DeShong. President Tom Duffey Vice-President Carol Mellott Secretary Barbara Decker Treasurer Carolyn Hunsecker 88 PRESENTS NEW CONCERT First row: Ada Adams, Marie Rotz, Cheryl Swope, Melinda Hamil, Lee Ann Richards, Judy Helman, Donna Johnston, Linda Seville, Mona Selders. Second row: Linda Abbott, Carol Sue Strait, Carolyn Faglay, Paige Metzler, Nancy Mellott, Mary Jar- ret, Teresa Hendershot, Neva Mellott, Linda DeShong, Jeanne Hill, Carolyn Hunsecker. Third row: Dianna Mellott, Carol Mellott, Barbara Decker, Sylvia Sponsler, Suellen Morton, Ella Mae Bivens, Lindsay Riggs, Sharon Black, Mike Stenger, Brian Barber. Fourth row: Mr. Koehler, Douglas Keebaugh, Melvin Everetts, Clarence Souders, Bert Foster, Tom Duffey, Mahlon Shimer, Oscar Weller, Rodger Cornelius, John Buterbaugh, Wayne MacDonald, John Akers. This year the Senior Chorus will present two concerts instead of their usual one. A Christmas concert has been added to the an- nual Spring Concert. Under the direction of William Koehler, the chorus consists of seventy-eight, members, who bi-weekly practice and prepare their program to present to the public. ACCOMPANISTS Carolyn Hunsecker Tom Duffey First row: Dorothy Martz, Betty Truax, Ann Waltz, Lori Vores, Brenda Souders, Debbie Meliott, Barbara Hill, Louise Glasse. Second row: Susan Fore, Patty Souders, Gaye Keefer, Eileen Shultz, Gayle Buterbaugh, Doris Lay- ton, Faitha Sipes, Debbie Smith, Debbie Hollenshead. Third row: Ann Brantner, Panya Metzler, Linda Batdorff, Nancy Cress, Lynn Richards, Jana Clevenger, Susan Buterbaugh, Shirley Meliott, Eileen Ramsey, Mr. Koehler, Carol Carbaugh, Karen Garland. First row: Jane Meliott, Nancy Woodcock, Dottie Lane, Susan Nesbitt, Virginia DeShong, Modesta Kerlin, Ginger Snyder, Dixie Houck. Second row: Monica Fix, Bonnie Meliott, Lana Sipes, Vickie Hoover, Carolyn Walker, Clyde DeShong, Timothy Abbott, Edwin Swope, Rory Hann. Third row: Gary Decker, Gerald Strait, Rodney Morton, Kent Shimer, Robin Fix, George Meliott, Robert Riggs, Herman Meliott, Randy Kelso, Jack DeShong. First row; Diana Lynch, Rita Hann, Lynn MacDonald, Lisa Reeder, Ranetta Bard, Bobbie Brallier, Joyce Buter- baugh. Second row: Debbie Shearer, Kathy Rajtik, Debra Horton, Debbie Daniels, Elizabeth Sipes, Barbara Mellott, Sherry Creager, Viola DeShong, Marilyn Hoover. Third row: Lita Kerlin, Cindy Lister, Janet Zeger, Lucinda De- Shong, Debbie Seville, Debbie Souders, Sherry Hann, Diane Truax, Joyce Pittman, Barbara Weimer, Lisa MacDon- ald. JUNIOR CHORUS PRESIDENT: Barbara Mellott VICE-President: Sherry Creager SECRETARY-TREASURER: Kathy Rajtik ACCOMPANISTS: Debbie Earley, Joy Truax. FHA Standing: Mrs. Gordon, Tessa Marshall, Mary Reed, Dianna Mellott, Barbara Decker, Cheryl Keebaugh Linda Lane Elaine Woodcock, Sharon DeShong, Kathy Snyder, Cheryl Foster, Suellen Morton, Diane Schooley, Norma Hann ’ Carolyn Fagley, Darlene Seville. Sitting: Sherry Hann, Diane Truax, Cynthia Hann, Diane Peck, Judy Souders Carol Sue Strait, Karen Mellott, Sarah Black, Beverly Heinbaugh, Ella Mae Bivens. PRESIDENT.............Carol Sue Strait VIC E-PRESIDENT........Ella Mae Bivens SECREI ARY.....................Barbara Decker 1REASURER........................Karen Mellott SERGEANT AT ARMS................Sharon DeShong PARLIAMENTARIAN............. Mary Reed STUDENT COUNCIL REP..............Diane Peck NEWS REPORTER.....................Judy Souders HISTORIAN......................Suellen Morton 92 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS STANDING President...................Pete Naugle Vice-President. . . Duane Johnston Secretary...........Jack Miller Treasurer.........Doug Keebaugh KNEELING Chaplain....................Gary Rouzer Reporter....................John Cutchall Sentinel.........Wallace Hershey Front row: Rodger Garland, Wallace Hershey, Bill Rohm, John Cutchall, Stanley Bain, Harold Fix, Gale Goes, Ted Weller, Randy DeShong, Pat Garlock, Lee Zeger, Doug Keebaugh, Gary Rouzer, Jack Miller. Middle row: Gale Rouzer, Jim De- Shong, Pete Naugle, Duane Johnston, Duane Mellott, Rodney Keefer, Ronnie Martz, George Mellott, Dean Seville, Hiram Richards, Harold Seville. Jim Miller. Back row: Allen Souders, Ben Buterbaugh, Paul Cutchall, Terry Bivens, Howard Funk, Bill Hopkins, Rodger Seiders. First row, kneeling: Carolyn Hunsccker, Carol Mellott, Mary Jarrett, Paige Metzler. Suellen Morton, Carol Sue Strait. Sec- ond row: Kathy Snyder, Sarah Black, Norma Hann, Diane Peck, Linda Lane, Kay Brown, Ella Mae Bivens. Third row: Di- anna Mellott, Mary Reed, Judy Souders, Carol Helnian, June Sharpe, Cheryl DeShong, Sharon DeShong, Elaine Woodcock. FUTURE NURSES CLUli PRESIDENT........................Judy Souders VICE-PRESIDENT..................Carol Helman SECRETARY...............Diane Peck TREASURER...............Paige Metzler 94 Back row: Jo Ann DeShong, J.ohn Kendall, Sandy Black, Carole Helman. Judy Souders, Mrs. Stackhouse, Mary Reed, Karen Seville, Debbie Bivens. Second row: Garry Souders, Dale Humbert, Sarah Black, Suzanne Berkstresser, Charlotte Doyle. Front row: Steven Weller, Mark Seville. BUSINESS CLUB President Charlotte Doyle Secretary-Treasurer JoAnn DeShong Student Council Representative Karen Seville 95 First row: Faith Nicholas, Judy Hess. Second row: Jean Snyder, Joy Buterbaugh, Mary Reed, Gerald Peck. Sharon Black, Carol Mellott, Carol Helman, Karen Seville, Joanne DeShong, Charlotte Doyle. Third row: Debbie Bivens, Sue Berkstresser, Lindsay Riggs, John Akers, Warren Palmer, Dave Sowers, John Kendall, Roger Souders, Wanda Merreil. 96 THE INFORMER Hditor Judy Hess Co-Editor Charlotte Doyle JOURNALISM CLUB First row: Judy Hess, Kay Brown, Joyce Heinbaugh, Diane Peck, Paige Metzler. Second row: Suellen Morton Sylvia Sponsler, Kathy Snyder, Cheryl DeShong, Jean Snyder, Sharon DeShong, Dixie Merrell. Third row: Lindsay Riggs, Don Richards, Leslie Riggs, Lisa Winter, Beth Mellott, Tom Duffey, Sharon Black. CHESS CLUB Both the Journalism Club and the Chess Club are fairly new organiza- tions to our school. The Journalism Club meets every Friday last period in room three. At this time, they have not undertaken any projects or activities, but many ideas have been suggested and are now being considered. The Chess Club is made up of a group of students who are ardent chess fans. The group meets intermittingly and meets for the sole purpose of enjoying a good game of chess. 97 Seated: Bob Yost, Ellis Souders. Standing: Judy Hess, Herman Mellott, Paige Metz- ler, Bobby Riggs, Sam Metz. 400 CLUB First row: Vicki Early, Virginia DeShong, Craig Mellott, Connie Stouffer, Linda Souders, Kathy Rajtik, Wanda Buterbaugh, Pant Gobin. Second row. Gerald Peck, Ada Adams, Marie Rotz, Melissa Lodge, Monica Fix, Mary Jarret, Barbara Mellott, Kim Gobin. Third row: Carolyn Hunsecker, Debbie Horton, George Mellott, David Metz, Beth Mellott, Cheryl DeShong, Paige Metzler. Fourth row: Lindsay Riggs, Sharon Black, Tom Duffey, Wayne MacDonald, Oscar Weller, Clarence Souders, Stanley Kerlin. ROAD ACES 98 First row: Sam Metz, Beth Mellott, Carol Morton, Judy Helman, Rodger Seville. Second row: Bob Yost, Rodger Cornelius, Denny Cisney, Warren Palmer, Oscar Weller, Jim Hawbaker, Dave Sowers, Mike Stenger. STUDENT DEMOCRATS First row: Diane Jefferson, Kay Brown, Diane Peck, Faith Nicholas, Judy Hess, Paige Metzler, June Sharpe. Linda Lane. Second row: Cheryl DeShong, Tessa Marshall, Sylvia Sponsler, Diane Mellott, Wanda Merrell, Jean Snyder, Kathy Snyder, Gerald Peck. STUDENT REPUBLICANS 99 First row: Leslie Riggs, Judith Helman, Melinda Hamil, Donna Johnston, Lisa Winter. Second row: Bert Foster, Oscar Wel- ler, Jim Hawbaker, Lindsay Riggs. Rodger Seville, Sharon Black. STUDENT JANITORS Gerald Peck Greg Gordon Oscar Weller Norman Hess LIBRARY STAFF First row: Ella Mae Bivens, Dixie Houck, Cynthia Hann, Rita Hann. Second row: Norma Hann, Nancy Seville, Dianna Mel- lott, Carol Sue Strait, Joyce Laidig, Cindy Lister. 100 SPOR TS 102 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS VARSITY CLUB Front row: Kathy Snyder, Wanda Merrell, Carol Morton, Dixie Merrell, Leslie Riggs, Carol Mellott. Middle row: Marvin Carbaugh, Dale Humbert, Steve Weller, Dave Sowers, Jim Hawbaker, John Kendall. Back row: Fred Mel- lott, Ted Shives, Richard Kelso, Jeff Ott, Rodger Cornelius, Steve Kendall. VARSITY BASKETBALL Standing: Jim Hawbaker, Dave Sowers, John Kendall. Bert Foster, Jeff Ott, Denny Cisney. Sitting: Roger Seville, Richard Kelso, Warren Palmer, Denny Carmack, John Duffey. John Kendall First row: Judy Souders, Linda Lane, Jean Snyder, Barbara Decker, Carol Mellott, Lindsay Riggs. Second row: Kathy Sny- der, Carol Strait, Linda Abbott, Cheryl Foster, Trudy Doyle. Third row: Mary Reed, Paige Metzler, Theresa Lester, Dianne Jefferson, Mrs. Elvey. GIRL’S Basketball has always been a big sport at McConnellsburg. Last year our boy’s varsity team won the county title and the Cove League title and our girl’s varsity tied with Southern Fulton for the county championship. Both teams have en- thusiastic players that more or less eat, think, and sleep basketball twenty-four hours a day during the season. Not only do our teams have enthusiastic players, they have two tremendously enthusiastic coaches, Mr. Stackhouse and Mrs. Elvey, who give their all when basketball season is upon them. SENIOR GIRL VARSITY MEMBERS: Judy Souders, Barbara Decker, Jean Sny- der, Linda Lane, Carol Mellott, Lindsay Riggs. VARSITY BASKETBALL SCOREKEEPERS Scorekeepers are the unknown and unthanked people be- hind the scenes of basketball games. They make up a vital part of each and every basketball game, the keeping of the score, as the name suggests. Sharon Black and Greg Gordon have been doing this job and doing it well for the past two years. Scorekeeping isn’t any Simple Simon job, it requires every minute of ones attention and an unlimited knowledge of the game basketball. One of the teams Greg keeps score for is the Junior varsity basketball team. We’re proud of these boys who play hard, practice hard, and win hard. Whether winning or losing, they’re a great team, with all players heading for positions on the varsity squad. VARSITY JUNIOR BASKETBALL Sitting: Manager Dick Alloway, Rodney Marshall, Larry Sipes, Jeff Culler, Robert Peck, Tom Peck. Standing: Pat Kelso, John Duffey, Denny Carmack, Richard Kelso, Roger Seville, Lynn Reeder. Standing: Mr. Cover, Roger Souders, Dean Seville, Marvin Carbaugh, Dale Humbert, Jeff Ott, John Duffey, Fred Mellott, John Kendall. Sitting: Ronald Lester, Pete Naugle, Randy Keefer, Duane Johnston. Rodney Keefer. First row: Dick Alloway, Mr. Howells, Steve Houck Rodger Cornelius, Steve Weller, Jim Hawbaker, John Kendall. Back row: Warren Palmer, Steve Hoover, Gary Stevens, Martin Shimer, Bill Kies, Gary Lininger, Dave Sowers. BASEBALL 1967 Coach Tom Howells no VARSITY SOCCER Kneeling: Mack Peck, Randy Stevens, Ronnie Sipes, Jeff Ott, Roger Seville, Harold Fix, Jim Hawbaker, Ted Shives, Dave Sowers, John Kendall, Fred Mellott. Standing: Mr. Howells, Glenn Pittman, Paul Cutchall, Mahlon Shimer, Ronnie Lester, John Duffey, Warren Palmer, Marvin Carbaugh, Dale Humbert, Steve Weller, Steve Kendall, Mr. Cover. Not too long after the start of school in the fall, the MHS soccer season be- gins. The varsity team and the Jr. varsity team are composed of a group of boys who are determined winners and fighters for the blue and white. And those of us who make up the MHS soccer fans have come to know and appreciate those who fight and win so willingly and deter- minedly for our school. 112 SENIOR SOCCER MEMBERS Kneeling: Dale Humbert, Warren Palm- er, Steve Weller. Standing: Marvin Car- baugh, John Kendall, Dave Sowers. Front row. Roger Garland Larry Sipes Terry Bivens Jerry Foster Second row: John Duffey Paul Mack Jeff Culler Randy Stevens Back row: Kent Shimer Ron Lester Stanley Bain Jackie Mellott J.V. 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Brant and Son, Repairs, Hustontown Shaffer’s Garage, Waterfall Stickell’s General Store, Greencastle, R2, at Upton Melrose Farm Supply, Greencastle Fox Buick Opel, Greencastle Brown Shop, Robertsdale Ernest Ross, Robertsdale Wingert’s American, St. Thomas Gillan Brothers, Peaches, Apples, and Cherries Barkman Chevrolet Company, Everett Scenic Motor Court, Breezewood Fraker Sewing Sales, Ft. Littleton Ingram’s Men’s Shop, Hagerstown, 32 N. Jonathan St. A Friend Galen Gates and Son, Shippensburg Goodhart’s Shoe Store, Shippensburg Best Wishes to The Senior Class of 68 CORNING GLASS WORKS glass CORNING OB(CNC «VlC One of man's bas i c oldest materials is continu- ally being tailored to meet new applications for better products in science, indus- try and the home. 129 Abbott, Linda Mae 62,89,84,107 Abbott, Timothy 79,90 Adams, Ada Jane 98,89,66,84 Akers, Daniel 96,75,84 Akers, John 37,52,56,85,87,89 Alloway.Gary 66 Alio way, Richard 72,108,110 Bain, Carl 72,85 Bain, Sara 72 Bain, Stanley 66,93,113 Barber, Brian 72,85,89 Barber, Bruce 66 Bard, Ranelta 79,91 Bard. Richard 37,93 Barmont, Mr. 29 Barmont, Mrs. 26 Batdorff, Harold 66 Batdorff, Kathy 62,86,88 Batdorff, Linda 75,86,90 Batdorff, Sharon 79 Berkstresser, Suzanne 37,14,52,95,96 Bishop, George 79 Bishop, Nancy 75 Bivens, Debra 18,37,52,59,95,96 Bivens, Ella Mae 62,89,92,100 Bivens, Myrna 66,88 Bivens, Ronald 62 Bivens, Terry 72,93,113 Black, Sandra 38,95 Black, Sarah 9,38,54,92,95,96 Black, Sharon 4.19,36,38,54,56,84, 87,89,96,97,98,99,108 Blevins, Mr. 29 Blevins, Mrs. 25 Brallier, Bobbie 79,91 Brantner, Ann 75,86,90,105 Broadwater, Sam 66 Brown, Kay 62,88,97,99 Brown, Michael 72 Brumbaugh, Kenny 79 Brumbaugh, William 75 Buterbaugh, Ben 72,93 Buterbaugh, David 75,85 Buterbaugh, Delores 75 Buterbaugh, Denny 75 Buterbaugh, Gayle 79,85,90 Buterbaugh, John 66,85,89 Buterbaugh, Joy 38,56,84,88,96 Buterbaugh, Joyce 72,84,91 Buterbaugh, Lucinda 75 Buterbaugh, Martha 72 Buterbaugh, Pam 66 Buterbaugh, Susan 75 Buterbaugh, Wanda 66,84,86,98 Calhoun, Wayne 75 Carbaugh, Carole 75,90 Carbaugh, Darlene 79,84 Carbaugh,John 39 Carbaugh. Mack 79 Carbaugh, Marvin 39,105,109,112 Carmack, Denny 66,106,108 Carmack, Kenneth 66 Chubb, Mr. 25 Cisney, Dennis 62,84,87,88,98,106 Clevenger, Gary 66 INDEX Clevenger, Jana 75,84,90 Cordell, Mr. 19,28 Cornelius, George 75,85,87 Cornelius, Melody 79 Cornelius, Rodger 39,52,54,89,98, 105,110 Cover, Eddie 79 Cover, Mr. 9,109,112 Cox, Martha 62,86,88 Creager, Cathy 75 Creager, Gregory 72 Creager, Mr. 19,22 Creager, Sherry 72,84,91,105 Creek, Richard 79 Creek, Cynthia 79 Cromwell, Mealonie 79 Crouse, Curtis 75 Crouse, Linda 62 Crouse, Mary 39,88 Crouse, Natalie 62 Crouse, Wayne 15,40,52,54 Culler, Jeff 72,113,108 Cunningham, Keith 75,85 Cutchall, James 79 Cutchall, John 66,93 Cutchall, Paul 66,93 Cutchall, Vance 75 Daniels, Debbie 72,91 Daniels, Donald 79 Daniels, Donna 75 Daniels, Gary 62 Davis, Mrs. 31 Decker, Barbara 16,17,19,36,40,54, 56,58,88,89,92,107 Decker, Gary 75,90 DeShong, Cheryl 62,88,94,97,98,99 DeShong, Clyde 79,84,90 DeShong, Doris 66 DeShong, Jack 75,85,90 DeShong, James 72,66 DeShong, James 90 DeShong, Jo Anne 14,40,59,95,96 DeShong, Kerry 66 DeShong, Larry 62 DeShong, Linda 67,89 DeShong, Lucinda 72,91 DeShong, Nile 67 DeShong, Randy 62,93 DeShong, Roger 79 DeShong, Roger 67 DeShong, Sharon 62,88,92,94,97 DeShong, Shyrle 67 DeShong, Stacy 79 DeShong, Timothy 72 DeShong, Viola 72,91 DeShong, Virginia 75,98 Diegelman. Albert 75,85,87 Doyle, Albert 72 Doyle, Charlotte 17,40,59,95,96 Doyle, Trudy 107 Duffey, Thomas 15,16,19,36,41,52, 54,56,87,88,89,97,98 Duffey, John 72,106,109,113,108 Earley, Debra 67,86,88,91 Earley, Vickie 67,86,98 Earley, Foster 75,85 Elbin, Mr. 29 Elvey,Mrs. 31,107 Everetts, Melvin 41,89 Everetts, Theresa 67. Fagley, Carolyn 8,62,89,92 Fittery.Jean 79 Fix, David 67 Fix, Debra 72 Fix, Harold 67,93,112 Fix, Monica 75,84,90,98 Fix, Rita 75 Fix. Robin 79,90 Fore, Susan 71,79,90 Foster, Albert 62,89,99,106 Foster. Cheryl 62.92,107 Foster, Gerald 72,113 Funk. Doris 67 Funk, Howard 72,93 Garland, Karen 79,90 Garland, Roger 72,93,113 Garland, Susan 61,62,84 Garlock, Harold 79 Garlock, Pat 62,93 Glasse, Louise 71,79,20,90 Gillan, Mrs. 26 Gobin, Kim 72,85,92 Gobin, Pamela 67,84,98,102,103 Gobin, Vickie 67,88 Goes, Gail 41,52 Gordon, Barry 75 Gordon, Gregory 62,100,108 Gordon, Mrs. 29,92 Cress, Nancy 75,90 Grissinger, Ed 67 Hamil, Melinda 62,86,89,99 Hamil, Randy 91 Hanks, Robert 91 Hann, Cathy 79 Hann.Cynthis 72,92,100 Hann, Norma 62,92,94,100 Hann, Rita 75,91,100 Hann, Rory 75,90 Hann, Sherry 72,91,92 Harr, Marvin 62 Harris, Mrs. 30 Harris, Stephen 79 Hartle, Mr. 28,14 Hartman, Andy 75,84,87 Hawbaker, James 12,62,98,99,105, 106,110,112 Hedrick, Clair 72 Hedrick, Walter 67 Heinbaugh, Beverly 62,88,92 Heinbaugh, Joyce 41,57,97 Heinbaugh, Linda 79 Helman, Carol 42,95,96 Heiman, Judith 62,84,88,89,98,99 Helman, Michael 67 Hendershot, Theresa 63,84,89 Hershey, Della 79 Hershey, Wallace 67,93 Hess, Judy 15,42,54,60,88,96,97,99 Hess, Norman 63,100 Hess, Roy 79 130 Hicks, Mrs. 24 Hill, Barbara 80,90 Hill, Cherry 80 Hill, Jeanne 63,89 Hollinshead, Allen 63 Hollinshead, Debbie 80,90 Hollenshead, Michael 67 Hollinshead, Steve 80 Hoover, Dale 67 Hoover, Marilyn 80,90 Hoover, Vickie 75,90 Hopkins, Barbara 80 Hopkins, Richard 75 Hopkins, William 72,93 Horton, Deborah 72,91,98 Horton, Eugene 80 Houck, Dixie 76,90,100 Houck, Steve 42,110,111 Howells, Mr. 9,27,110,112,114 Humbert, Dale 42,95,105,109,112 Hunsecker, Carolyn 4,42,56,88,89,94 98 Jarrett, Mary 62,63,84,87,89,94,98 Jefferson, Dianne 67,99,107 Johnson, Gregory 76,85 Johnson, Perry 76 Johnston, Donna 63,84,89,99 Johnston, Duane 67,93,109 Johnston, Gary 67,88 Kaplin, Phillip 80 Keebaugh, Debbie 76 Keebaugh, Cheryl 63,92 Keebaugh, Douglas 43,89,93 Keebaugh, Karen 67 Keebaugh, Kathy 67 Keefer, Alice 67 Keefer, Darlene 63,88 Keefer, Donald 73 Keefer, Gaye 76,90 Keefer, Irma 80 Keefer, Mary 73 Keefer, Randy 67,109 Keefer, Reed 80 Keefer, Rodney 67,93,109 Kelso, Pat 67,88,108 Kelso, Randy 76,90 Kelso, Richard 63,105,108 Kendall,John 43,52,56,95,96,105, 106,109,110,111,112 Kendall, John 80 Kendall, Neil 63 Kendall, Steve 105,112 Kennedy, Michael 76 Kerlin, Leta 73,91 Kerlin, Mable 80 Kerlin, Modesta 76,90 Kerlin, Stanley 76,85,87,98 Koehler, Mr. 14,28,89 Kuhn, David 76 Lai dig, Debra 80 Laidig, Joyce 73, 100 Lane, Larry 80 Lane, Linda 35,43,57,92,99,107 Layton, Dennis 80 Layton, Doris 76,90 Leach, Mr. 26 Lester, Ronald 109,113,73 Lester, Theresa 67,107 Lewis, Alma 73,105 Lewis, Marvin 80 Lister, Lucinda 73,91,100 Lodge, Melissa 67,84,98,101,102,103 Long, Barbara 67 Long, Gary 68,85 Lowry, Harold 80 Lundberg, Terry 76 Lundberg, Vickie 80 Lynch, Adrian 80 Lynch, Diane 80,91 Lynch, Larry 76 MacDonald, Lisa 80,91 MacDonald, Lynn 80,91 MacDonald, Wayne 85,89,98,73 Mack, Paul 63,113 Mack, Thomas 76 Mann, Mr. 25 Marshall, Rodney 73,108 Marshall, Tessa 63,88,92,99 Martz, Dorothy 80 Martz, Ronald 85,87,73 McElhaney, Connie 68 McElhaney, David 80 McLaughlin, Mr. 30 McLucas, Russel 68 McQuade, Cindy 68,80 McQuade, Debra 81 McQuad, Linda 68 McQuait, Patricia 76 Mellott, Barbara 72,91,97,107,73 Mellott, Barry 80 Mellott, Beth 63,84,97,98 Mellott, Bonnie 76,90 Mellott, Carol 17,19,36,44,54,57,59, 88,89.94,96,105,107,114 Mellott, Christina 44,54 Mellott, Craig 76,84,98 Mellott, Cynthia 81 Mellott, Debbie 81,90 Mellott, Diane 15,63,68.88,89,92,99, 100 Mellott, Duane 68,73 Mellott, Fred 63,109,105 Mellott, Gale 44 Mellott, George 90,93,98,73 Mellott, Herman 76,90,97 Mellott, Jackie 68,113 Mellott, Jayne 76,90 Mellott, Karen 63,92 Mellott, Leslie 76 Mellott. Linda 68 Mellott, Lindsay 63 Mellott, Mike 77,73 Mellott, Nancy 63,84,89 Mellott, Neva 68,89 Mellott, Paul 44 Mellott, Rodney 68,84 Mellott, Shirley 68,77,84,83 Mellott, Shirley 81,90 Mellott, Thomas 81 Mellott, Walter 77 Mellott, Woodrow 63 Merrell, Dixie 63,86,97,101,102,104, 105 Merrell, Wanda 8,45,55,57,52,86,96, 99,101,102,104,105 Metz, David 68,85,98 Metz, Sam 45,52,55,97,98 Metz, William 77 Metzler. Paige 68,89,94,97,98,99,107 Metzler, Panya 77,90 Miller, Bonnie 45 Miller, Harold 63 Miller, James 93,73 Miller, Richard 81 Miller, Sandra 68,88 Miller, Virginia 68,88 Mills, Mr. 27 Mitchell, Mr. 27 Morningstar, Paul 81 Morton, Carol 63,85,98,101,102,104, 105 Morton, Kay 68,84 Morton, Rodney 77 Morton, Suellen 63,89,94,92,97 Naugle, Peter 69,93 Naugle, Roger 77,109 Nead, Nelson 77 Nelson, Charles 88,73 Nelson, John 81 Nesbitt, Sue 77,84,90 Nicholas, Faith 16,18,45,52,54,96,99 Nicholas, William 73 Oakman, Steven 73 Ott, Jeff 15,63,88,105,106,109,112 Ott, Jody 69,88,86 Ott, John 81 Palmer, Richard 72,73 Palmer, Warren 46,96,98,105,106, 110,111,112,114 Paylor, Deborah 69 Paylor, Donna 77 Paylor, Vonna 73 Peck, David 77,115 Peck, Deborah 105,73 Peck, Diane 46,54,94,97,99 Peck, Floyd 77 Peck, Fred 77 Peck, Gary A. 77 Peck, Gary L. 77 Peck. Gerald 18,46,57,84,96,98,99 Peck, Gerald 100 Peck, Mrs. 33 Peck, Robert 73,108 Peck, Thomas 73,108 Pittman, Cathy 81 Pittman, Gayle 73 Pittman, Glenn 63 Pittman, Jane 63,88 Pittman, Joyce 91,73 Pittman, Judy 81 Pittman, Patti 69,88 Rajtik, Kathleen 72,73,91,98,84,100, 105 Ramsey, Eileen 81 Ramsey, George 6? 131 Ramsey, Inez 81 Rasp, Marlene 81,85 Ray, Douglas 81 Reed. Mary Ann 46.55,56,60,92,95, 96.107 Reed, Mr. 24 Reeder, Lisa 71,81 Reeder, Lynn 85,108,73 Reeder, Mike 81 Rhoades, Betty 91,73 Rhoades, Diane 69 Rhodes, Donna 90 Richards, Donald 68,97 Richards, Hiram 47,57,93 Richards, Lee Ann 69,84,89 Richards, Lynn 77,90 Riggs, Leslie 12,84,97,98,101,102, 103,104 Riggs, Lindsay 4,14,15,47,56,63,84, 89.96.97.98.99.107 Riggs, Robert 77,97,99 Ritchey, Calla 69 Ritchey, Thomas 81 Robinson, Steve 82 Rohm, Alice 77 Rohm, Billy 69,93 Rohm, Dari 47 Rohm, Donna 77 Rotz, Betty 69 Rotz, Marie 69,89,98 Rouzer, Gale 69 Rouzer, Gary 63,93 Schooley, Diane 63,88,92 Schooley, Edward 74 Schooley, Kenneth 82 Schooley, Randy 77 Schooley, Terry 47 Scott, Daryl 63 Scott, Frank 64 Seiders, Denise 77 Seiders, Larry 78 Seiders, Miss 32 Seiders, Mona 89,64 Seiders, Norma 82 Seiders, Rogers 74,93 Seiders, Stephen 74 Seville, Charlene 69 Seville, Darlene 8,64,84,92 Seville, David 82 Seville, Dean 93,109 Seville, Debra 74,91 Seville, Gerald 78 Seville, Harold 74,93 Seville, Jane 64 Seville, Joyce 74 Seville, Karen 18,34,48,88,95,96 Seville, Judy 82 Seville, Larry 74 Seville, Linda 89,64 Seville, Linda 82 Seville, Mark 48,57,95 Seville, Mitzi 82 Seville, Nancy 69,100 Seville, Rodger 64,98,99,106,112,108 Shaffer, Penny 82 Sharpe, June 18,48,94,98 Shearer, Debra 74,85 Shearer, Mr. 19,22 Shelley, Scott 82 Shimer, Kent 90,113,78 Shinier, Mahlon 69,89 Shives, Ted 10,64,105,112 Shotts, Mary 69 Schultz, Eileen 78,84,90 Sipes, Betty 48,57 Sipes, Bruce 82,85 Sipes, Elizabeth 74,91 Sipes, Fatha 78,90 Sipes, Frances 78 Sipes, Kay 74 Sipes, Larry A. 74,113,108 Sipes, Larry R. 78 Sipes, Lana 90,78 Sipes, Roger 49 Sipes, Ronald 69,112 Sipes, Susan 82 Smith, Debra 82,90 Smith, Robin 82 Snyder, Ginger 90,78 Snyder, Jean 49,54,88,97,99,96,107 Snyder, Kathy 64,88,92,94,97,99, 105,107 Souders, Allen 74 Souders, Brenda 82,90 Souders, Cheryl 69,88 Souders, Clarence 64,89,98 Souders, Claudia 69 Souders, Deborah 74,91 Souders, Ellis 15,34,49,56,54,97 Souders, Garry 49,95,96 Souders, Gregory 82 Souders, J udy 18,50,55,92,94,95,107 Souders, Linda 74,85,87,98 Souders, Patti 78,90 Souders, Roger 10,14,50,52,96,109 Sowers, David 50,54,57,96,98,105, 106,110,111,112 Sowers, Donald 78,112 Sowers, Joyce 82 Sowers, Ronald 78 Sponsler, Sylvia 64,89,97,99 Sponsler, Victoria 74 Spriggs, Kenneth 78 Stackhouse, Mr. 30,5 Stackhouse, Mrs. 28,95,5 Stenger, Michael 85,87,89,98 Stevens, Mrs. 33 Stevens, Randy 74,112,113 Stouffer, Connie 94,98,105 Strait, Carol Sue 64,89,92,94,100,107 Strait, Connie 74,78 Strait, Eldon 69 Strait, Linda 82 Strait, Mark 78 Strait, Roger 74 Strausner, Margaret 69 Suders, Sandra 69 Swope, Alan 83,84 Swope, Cheryl 69,89 Swope, Edwin 82,90 Swope, Kay 69,90 Swope, Mr. 24 Swope, Warren 50 Taylor, Robert 64,84 Truax, Betty 78 Truax, Diane 92,74 Truax, Gary 82 Truax, Joy 69,84,88,91 Truax, Steve 69 Vores, Lori 82,90 Walker, Carolyn 78,84,90 Walker, Mark 82,90,85 Waltz, Ann 82 Weimer, Barbara 82,91 Weller, Oscar 64,89,98,99,100 Weller, Stephen 51,95,105,110,111, 112 Weller, Teddy 51,93 Welsh, Edward 51 Wible, Mrs. 31 Winter, Daniel 69,85,87 Winter, Lisa 64,84,87,88,97,99 Woodcock, Arnold 20 Woodcock, Elaine 20,64,88,92,94 Woodcock, Nancy 20,71,78,90,105 Woolridge, Mrs. 26 Wright, Jackie 82 Yaukey.Tina 74 Yost, Robert 51,54,56,88,97,98 Zeger, Janet 74,91 Zeger, I ee 64,93 132 “Look up and not down; look forward and not back; look out and not in.” These are our thoughts as we leave empty halls behind; but we know that there are those following us who will carry on what we’ve begun. 133 i y — scr,, ?: ar � • • -. • « •Vte_r«, ■ as-aw -«T ' V -• . 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