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

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Library Club Provides Aid Plunging head first into the library can result in a painful experience: Learning. A reliable librarian like Miss Brant can be very helpful to a student. She has a few people to help her with the tedious jobs in keeping a library in order. These people are classified as aides. A library club has been formed to give these dedicated helpers some form or recognition. The members of this club are: Janet Strait, Tammy Seiders, Iva Swindell, and Joseph Souders. These students are very important to the library. They perform such tasks as signing out books, sorting magazines and books, and taking care of the book shelves. Front Jeff Lake. Second Brian Gordon. Kevin Kendall. Lisa Clevenger. Kris Ray. Karen Gordon. Third Chris Garber. Lori Synder. Llama Souders. Fourth: Steve Mellon. Shelley Carbaugh. Susan Keebaugh. Kathy Spidle. Lori Shade. Mindy Stackhouse. Back Sharon Crouse. Sheri Cover. Tonya Brightman. Ken Brady. Tim Walker. Joe Mellon. 27

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400 Club front Row Mary Peck. Rita Shive . lisa Clevenger. Connie Carbaugh. Jill Swope. Susan Keebaugh. Karen Gordon. Sheri Cover. Krissy Ray. Shelly Carbaugh. Tonya Brighlman. Dana Seiders. Second Row Kristy Richards. Kathy Spidel. Donna Cosey. Kelly Glee. Diane Welsh. Susie Welsh. Chris Garber. Sharon Crouse. Tricia Glazier. Ellen Peck. Third Row Lori Shade. Julie (Shives) Ramsey. Tim Walker. Joe Murdock. Dion Miller. Jeff Hann. Troy Ott. Scott Grissmger. Bobby Morgan. Loren Barclay. Back Row Holly Johnson. Annette louessford. Debbie Swope. Michelle Mellon. Christy Coltrm. Tracey Clippmger. Steve MeDott. Lana Kerim. Lori Snyder. Honor Students There were two clubs that represent academics at MHS. They were the National Honor Society and the 400 Club. These weren't two organizations that just anybody could join. One had to earn his way into these clubs, and it took hard work. In order to have been in the 400 Club one had to show his academic ability by making the honor roll. There were two types of rolls, honor and distinguished honor. In order to have been on the distinguished he had to earn 4 A's in major subjects and nothing less than a B in the others. The regular honor roll consisted of the people that had A s in 2 major subjects and nothing less than a B in the rest. National Honor Society represented the students that expressed and showed good character, leadership, and scholarship. These people helped organize activities at Christmas and was in charge of the Academic 26 Awards Banquet. National Honor Society Officer» Mrs. Elvey. Mindy Stackhouse, treasurers Curtis Mellott. vice presidents Brian Eugene Gordon. Presidents Krissy Ray. secretary. Susan Keebaugh. representative of Student Council

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B«low: Sealed: Mr. N. Parker Knepper. President; Mrs. Kathryn Hoch. Board Secretary; Mr. K.G. Richards. Vice President. Standing Mr. Harlan DeShong; Mr. Marlin Hollenshead. Mrs. Linda Garber. Mrs. Joyceleen Strait. Mr. Roy Divens. Not pictured Hiley Shinier. Huldah Bam. Below Left. Mrs. Kathryn Hoch. Business Manager. Below Right. Mr. James L. Blevins. High School Principal. They Keep it Going An important part of any high school is the administration. Without these people, it would be impossible for the school to function. Administration includes the principal, superintendent, and school board. The duties of these individuals are varied. The school budget, allotment of money to various departments, and discipline of the student body are just a few of their responsibilities. A lot of times, the dedication and work these people put into their jobs goes unnoticed. The truth of the matter is that without them there would be no public school system. 2S