New Freedom High School - Spartan Yearbook (New Freedom, PA)

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IIKP Ill! 'll Ill F. F. il. l I 1 I . rr. , . e A , , , ' ,- Z5 Q ix as-Q., ,A FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA First row tl. to r.l: Evans Reichard, John Shelter, George Routson, Wayne Smith, David Smith, Carroll Keeny, Richard Noce, Larry Ebaugh, John Parrish, Glenn Smith, standing: Edwin Spicer, Donald Rohr- baugh, Gerald McComas, Jack Brillhart, Paul Fells, Eugene Green, Charles Orwig, Donald Sweeney, Larry Miller, Alan Barton, Donald Redding, David Fry, larry Wise, laban Keeny, lloyd Wagner, Donald Henry, Joel Fuhrman, Jerry Fuhrman, Arthur Fuhrman, Nelson Ahrens, Harold Masenheimer. Among the 41 members of the F.F.A. chapter we have chosen: President, Larry Miller, '52, Vice-President, Eugene Green, '53, Sec- retary, Alan Barton, '52, Treasurer, Donald Sweeney, '53, Reporter, Charles Orwig, '52, Chaplain, Carroll Keeney, '53, Sentinel, Donald Redding, '51, This term's activities included the annual seed campaign, a paper collection, and Leadership Training School at Maytown. The F.F.A. will again take part in the indoor track meet at Dover High School and also the annual spring track meet in York. Since this is the last year for F.F.A. at New Freedom, the F.F.A. boys are planning to take a trip. 4l 12 cms

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F. H. ii. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA First row il to rl: Dorothy Taylor, Charlotte Weaver, Betty Rosier, Shirley Kohler, Miriam Gemrnill, Patricia Dailey, Margaret Kidd, Beatrice Hoover. Second row: Betty Brenneman, Edna Mays, Jean Blasser, Delores Brown, Gloria Taylor, Phyllis Rinehart, Elnora Kimes, Alice Wisner, third row: Mary Null, Gloria Walker, Arlene Bowser, Sylvia Bowser, Betty Fry, .lohnna Shaw, Anna Lee, Nancy Brillhart, fourth row: Gladys Sweitzer, Lois Harvey, Dorthea Gladfelter, Lois Reider, Marlene Engle, Anne Wolf, Patricia Rohr- baugh, Norma Baker, lucille Measley, Joyce Dorsey, Betty McClain, Catherine Noll. The F.H.A. chapter of New Freedom began its prescnt term by electing officers. Charlotte Weaver was elected president, Betty Rosier, vice president, Shirley Kohler, secretary, Lois Harvey, treas- urer, and Margaret Kidd, reporter. At first the club had their meeting once every two weeks, but now have a meeting every week with the girls divided into groups. Some of their proiects are crocheting, embroidering, cooking, and sewing. The girls packed boxes for servicemen before Christmas and then later collected and mended clothing for needy children. Miss Hoxworth is their adviser. 40

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IIUMIN' HIIUND THE MUUNTAIN L A . E Left to right: Joseph Schatanoft, Donald Taylor, Nancy Brillhart, and Mary Reed. CAST The Skitter Family Consists of: Maw-the hard working mother .... ........ M ary Reed Paw-the lazy father ............. .... J oseph Schatanoff Curly-the ambitious son ........... . . .Gerald McComas Dizzy Mae-who is slightly tetched . . . .Betty Lou Cook Zeke-the youngest .............. . . .Donald Taylor Corney Bell-the older daughter .... Others very much involved are: Ellie Lou Dufunny-a neighbor girl ...... Sammy Fester-in love with Corney Bell. . . Robert Bruce-a publicity agent ....... Edward Small-a young radio producer .... Carol Hughes-a model .............. Doris Dean-her girl friend. Tickets Frances Sager Stage Crew- Ushers Rosella Wolf COMMITTEES Paul Fells, Chairman . .Nancy Brillhart . . . .Loretta Ernst . . . .William Orwig .Donald Redding .. . . .Harold Engle . . .Miriam Gemmill . . . .Edith Witmer Rose Marie Shuchart, Chairman Rosella Wolf Betty Brenneman Edna Mays Frances Miller Frances Miller Norma Baker Norma Baker Jean Blasser Betty Rosier