Quincy High School - Quinconian Yearbook (Quincy, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1950 volume:

LIB!!! if WG cr X ' EDIUATIUN S X DEDICATION We, the class of nineteen hundred fifty are proud to dedicate this, the th1rteenth edition of the Quinconian, to the School Board and the citizens of Quincy Township who have made possible our new auditorlmn. We also wish to express our appreciaf- tlon to the two former board members, Mr. Josiah E Geesaman and Harry S Cook, who were active in making the auditorium pos- sible, BOARD LF DIWECTGRS Harvey K. lbntzer,Treasurer, John L. Gates,Secretary' Earl G 9ii,P?E3ig:2:.i Warren M. Avey, V1ce-President: Paul B: FEARD Knowing we will cherish pleasant mem- ories of our school days, ue, the class of 1950, have published this yearbook. It will be a treasure in the future-a record of our achievements and a reminiscence of our teachers, advisors and.maxU friends, Published by the Class of 1950 - 0 , . 0 I 'N 4. . L, . l . o Dfw-33fU D N TR 11 sX K 1 Xfikx in f U. x xtxox QLTN xy... hm 1 N x, Ls. NNN N XYN .Avy 05 x x auf Ax 0 fbxf su K W f X Xu, X Wx X -. X xn xx-Tx una XTX y Q xy. N f iw J X .1 xf xx +, John Sanderson, B S Asslstant Hlvh School Prmclpal Sclence oger Movrrey, M. Ed. Principal Ki FACULTY 'D' !? ' Kathryn Geesaman Gr.nt Heefner, M Ed Anna Spangler, B S Commerclal Soclal Studles Ma'C-hemat ILCS Iester LBl1S, B S Lanvuages, Engllsh Edith Sipes, B S Music James Gluck Wilma DeBernard1 Health, Phys Ed Engllsh, Soelal Studies 3-.WQV Wilbu Sanders, B S Adella Smith English, POmmBPCl8l School Nurse 741 J,-1 RA w 1' 3 5 Da'-I-.l os: n -an ee 1 5, V K Q-4 V e M A , fl 1 'Sf' ,H '1950 xv! -QV' Arnold Glenn Barnes Arnie General Motto' Never do today what you can put off untll tomorrow. Alllbit10D2 To be a constructlon engineer Favorite Saylngz You characterln Activitles' Quinconian h, Boys' Chorus 1, 2, Intra murals 1, 2, 3, I4 v1s1tor enjoys school most durlng vacatlons wltty Jack Blshop 'Jack General Motto' Never do today what you can do tomorrow. Aznbltlon. To be a soldler Favorlte Saylng' I'1l hang one on you ' Activ1t1es Rifle Club 1, Intramurals 1, lg chewing-gum man does hls own work Where 's Vlctorla, Jack? Anna Mary Black Anna General Motto' Eat, sleep, and be happy A.!l1bit1OIB To be a housewife Favorlte Saying: Holy Covnl' Act1v1t1es Blble Club 1, Glrls' Chorus 3, lg Mlxed Chorus 14, Intramurals 3, lg, Qumconian h rather quiet good French student . prefers alumnus of Washlngton Township Earl Eugene Blubaugh Sneekie General Motto- Live and learn. Ambltlon. To be a football coach Favorite Savmg' I'm hzmgry Actinties Intramurals 1, 2 la, Varsity Baseball 2, 3, h Varsity Basketball our Romeo . . . a swell guy . . studles too hard UD active in all sports Lois Jean Bonebrake Jean COIIIIIBTC13-1 lotto' Smile and the world smiles with you, weep and you weep alone Ambitlons To be happy Favorlte Say1ng' For heaven sakesl' Activities' Intramurals 3 ,h, Treasurer lg, Glrls' Chor- us 3, lg, Blble Club 1, Quinconian la handles the money Hr. Mowrey's helper all and attractive says she prefers female friends we wonder Gilson Lamar Bonner Larry General Motto' Live to eat 'UIlbit10D2 To have a business of nw own Favorlte Saying: Hey Monk, got your geography done? A.ct1vit1.es' Varsity Baseball l, 2, 3, la Intramurals 1, 2, 3, I4 Boys' Chorus 3, 14, lllxed Chorus 3, h Spe- cial Chorus 3, h, Treasurer 1 seen mostly with Mildred . . not lazy, just doesn't lbldred ID1'I'81l l6 Bonner llillie General Motto' Senper Paratus Ambition: To be a beautician Favor1te Saving: IU, oh, lvl AC'biVit163' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, lg Bible Club 1, 2, 3, 14, Secretary 2 3, lp Typlng Club 2, 3, Librarian 2 3, 14, Q'l.1iI1C0!1l8.I1 , Girls' Chorus 2, 3, h, lhxed Chor us 2, 3, lp, Special Chorus lg favorite subject, French 0 has a lease on the Kai ser . enjoys dancing Glerm Earl Fortney Glenn' Commercial Motto' Always be prepared Ambitlom To travel Favorite Saylng' Ya don 't know, do you? Activities' Rifle Club Lulntramurals 3, h,Qu1ncon1a.n h Oh! those waves . a nice qu1et fellow . . . indus- trious . visits Mont Alto ll ll ' Q ooo 'vet . . . O 3 S , ' 5 like to work . . . gets along with Hr. Heefner so well? ' ll ll . . . 5 A ' . 5 5 ' . ' O OO Q OO 1 Harold Jay Fry Jay General Motto: Why worry? Ambition: To be a football coach Favorite Saying Iii, Fuzzy Activities: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, lg, Varsity Baseball 2, 3, lp, Varsity Basketball I4 our only orphanage classmate . tall and athletic mischievous Doris Jean Jones Doris General Motto- To have a friend, be one. Ambition: To travel Favorite Saying Are you coming down to meet me at dinner time, Bonebrake? Actinties' Typing Club 2, 3, Bible Club l, 2, 3, h Girls' Chorus 3 Intramurals 3, h, Vice-President 3, President lg, Librarian 3, Qulnconian lg Jean Bonebrake ' s better half . steadfast friend Mrs Spangler's female solid student . likes red hair-thy? Jack Edwin Jones Jack General Motto' Eat, sleep and be merry Favorite Saylngz Let's go down the hall, Sinners. Activities- Vars1ty Baseball 2, 3, h Intramurals 1, 2: 3: seen and not heard no girl trouble for him . . always has his work done well, almost always Lois Jane Kauffman Janie Colmnerclal Motto' Face your troubles nth a smile Ambition. To own a yellow Ford Convertlble Favorlte Say1ng: I'm sorry! Activitles Intramurals l, 2, 3, h, Bible Club 1, conian lg tall--doesn't worry about a diet Janie , those curls! likes a certain Fayetteville boy , .n l . Q . 3 S . O 0 il II Ambitlon: To travel 0 . ' 5 h I1 ll ' h ' 0 ' ll U ' 2 0 0 Qui., 'L-an-uv 'ik' A 56 gh Qu fe A I n n . ' ' . ' t ' ' L I. . ,N 571 ' . ' 14 , 0 0 0 o o o Vgil L, I 5 'f3 '3i3i , -zwfwl ' ll I 1 0 - ' g ' 0 0 I ' 0 ' 0 0 R s s 9 Q my 0 1 ' ' I . D 0 o 0 0 Q 0 . o 0 o ' ' n n . , . . . n C , . . . . V . . W V ' g ' Q 3 . . ' . . . . 3 J C o o o . o o a en- o 0 0 Lyle Eugene Kiser Lyle General Motto' Don't put off until tomorrow what can be done today Ambition: To join the Navy Favorite Saying: Ah, shucks, I hate to do this blushes easily tall, lanky redhead goes to Smithsburg Harold Leslie McClea.ry Percy' General Motto- Semper Paratus Ambition: To own a nightclub Favorite Saying: That 's life for you one day and gone the here next Chorus 2, 3, M, 3 M Soccer M 3, M, Qulnconian Activities Class President 2, M:Lxed Boys' Chorus 2, 3, M Special Chorus Intramurals l, 2, 3, M, Baseball l, 2, ambitious Q71 pays his debts C71 never ex cited about school matters good tenor voice Patricia Arm McFerren Pat General Motto- Go slow, you'll live longer. Ambition: To eat, sleep and be happy Favorite Saying' Hi, Stinky! Agtivitles' Quinconian M, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, M, Mixed Chorus M, Typing Club l, 2, 3, M Intramurals l, 2, 3, M, Bible Club l, 2, 3, M Librarian 2, 3, M Varsity Softball 1, Treasurer 3 knows her French C?D softball pitcher ergy plus writes letters and more letters to ???? Carl Edgar Mentzer Monk General Motto: Be a good loser. Ambition: To play sports Favorite Saying: I wouldn't be a bit surrounded. Activities: Varsity Baseball 1, 2, 3, M3 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, M3 Basketball M mischief maker . . . argues with Mr. Sanders . . . knows his geography? . . . has an interest in the op- posite sex June Lou1se Mentzer June Commer'C1a-1 Motto' Worry lS the interest you pay on trouble before lt comes due. Ambition. To be a happy and successful housewlfe Favorlte Saying- Oh, my! Actlvitles Glrls' Chorus 2, 3, 74 Lhxed Chorus 3: ll Blble Club 1, Speclal Chorus lg Intramurals 1, Qu1.n conlan I4 petite practlcally married dresses to Per' fe ctlon day dreamer Hllda Louise Mlller Hllda General Motto' Face your troubles wlth a. smile Ambition. To be a nurse Favorlte Saylngg Oh, nw word ACt1V1tl9S Glrls' Chorus 2, 3, lg Mlxed Chorus Lg, Bible Club l, 2, 3, M, Intramurals Lg, Qulnconlan I4 seldom heard from frlendly good sport always recelvlng letters Lena Mar1e Miller Leen Commerclal Motto' Study llttle, worry less, that' s my ldea of happlness Ambltlon. To vislt Callfornla ravorlte Saylng' 'It doesn't bother me ' A.Ct1V1t1BS Blble Club l, Intramurals 3, lg, Llbrarlan l, 2, Qulnconian I4 lively fond of Nelson happy go-lucky small, but not snlent JOhIl ROb6I b Mlllelf' Tony General Hotto' Keep your troubles to yourself A.mb1t1on: To play professlonal football Favorite Saylng' Hey, Fry, what do we have 111 English? Actinties' Intramurals l, 2, 3, h Photography Club 2, Rlfle Club 2 9. pest . . talkative . allerglc to hard work nountaaneer subject to nose bleeds 6: 11 EK Plvllis Maxine Hiller Phil Commercial lotto: Smile and the world smiles with you. Ambition: To see a World Series ballgame Favorite Saying: Honest to Pete. Activities: Bible Club 1, 25 Quinconian lg her idol, Joe Billaggio pleaslngly plump everybody 's frlend always seen with M3.Xl1'l8 and llarmy Cleo Joyce Monn Shorty General Motto: A world without love is a world W1thO11t laughter, Ambit1on. To be happy and successful Favorlte Saying: Lena , was Ronnie on the bus? Activities Bible Club 1, 2, Softball Team 1, Typing Club 2, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, lg, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, lg, llixed Chorus 2, 3, lg Special Chorus 3, h, Quin- conian h cruises around in a gray Dodge drinks lots of water between perlods little . . pleasant Glendora. Elaine Reichard Dode General lotto- A handfull of patience is worth more than a bushel of brains Ambition: To be a schoolteacher Favorite Saying Joyce, do you have your French translated? Activities- Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, h, Mixed Chorus Typlng Club 2, 3, lg, Bible Club 1, 2, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, h, Quinconlan 14 full of fun env1ed for her wavy hair . fond of experlmentlng ln Chemistry Harold James Rosenberger Ducky General Motto' Always look into the future, not into the past. Ambition: To be an automoblle mechanlc Favorlte Saying I don 't know about that. Activities Blble Club l, 2, Intramurals 2, 3 bagged a 12 point on November 28 willing to help always gabbling with Ronnie and Iclq ,du g N-:Trl A-A I William Woodrow Shaffer Bill Commercial Motto: You're never too old to learn. Ambition: To travel Favorite Saying: I wonder why. Activities- Intramurals 3, hgSafety Patrol 3, bg Vice- President h Qulnconlan h one who sees a great deal, hears even more, but says nothlng v1s1ts Waynesboro R1Ch3.I'd Blubaugh Sheffler 'Richard' General Motto- Smlle and the world smlles w1th you Amb1t1on: To travel Favorite Saylng' 'Don't ask me ' Act1v1t1es Blble Club l, 2, Qulnconlan lg, Presldent Where dJ.d my ant l1ons get to? helpful comlcal friend of everyone Charles Edward Siegrlst B1g Boy General Motto- To g1ve and to be glven. A'l1bit1ODS To be a detective Favorlte Say lng' EhJ what! wherein Activ1t1es Rlfle Club 1, 2, Blble Club 2, 3, 14, Boys' Chorus 3, h, Special Chorus 3, h, Mixed Chorus 3, h Photography Club 3, lg, Soccer lg, Qulnconian ll 'Embrassez vous la f1lle? proud owner of dog kennels big magazine salesman Thomas Clan' Slmmers 'Cordball' Commercial Motto- lave to eat. Ambltionz To be a professlonal baseball player Favor te Saylng- Relax A.ct1v1t1es Varsity Baseball 1, 2, 3, lg, Intramurals l, 2, 3, lg, Presldent l, V106 Presldent 2 a flnrt only sport baseball visits Tomstown frequently why? always present when there 's food ff Z ' . ' .' af 3 f ' ' A I , A fx ' . 1 A A J ' ' . 0 0 0 gf f f 0 O. O s qv, i - . n ,n Ki- 'Gr 1 Janice Elizabeth Slaybaugh Jan General Mottos To have a frlend, be one. Ambition: To be a phys1cal educatlon teacher Favorlte Saying- Hey, Jack, do you have any gum? Actinties' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, h, Varsity Softball l Typlng Club 2, Blble Club 1, 2, ,Librarian 14, Quinconian enjoys dancing 'rho wlth? all long, dark hair . athlet1c Robert Lee Stoops Ick General Motto' Look before you leap A1'Ilb1t1O!l2 To be a p1lot Favorlte Saymg: 'I told you sol one of the smaller students Captain Ick of the Starvat1on Army sleeps the thlrd perlod Linford Ronald Stoops Ronnie General Motto' Always be prepared. Q.lI1bit10DS To be a radio englneer Favorlte Saymg- Boy, I'm telling you. Activities: Bible Club 2, Photography Club 14, Soccer h, Quinconian M easily flustcred, expecially after Mrs Spangler teases im talks out loud Margaret Virginla Tabler Margie General Motto- Better late than never. flmbitlonz To be a successful wife Favorlte Saying: For Pete's sake, Activities Bible Club 1, 2, h, rypmg Club 2, llixnd Chorus h, Girls' Chorus 3, lg, Librarian h,Quinconian h, Intramurals 3, I4 makes unnecessary trips by the Wavnesboro Electric Com- parw absent-minded Wayne Leslie Widmer Wwidn General Motto: Determination, ambition, and hard work determine one's success. Ambition: To be manager of a chain store Favorite Saying: nOh, your fudge is burning.' Activities: Boys' Chorus 1, 23 Bible Club 2, 33 Rifle Club l, 2 neat dresser . . . artist . . . quiet . Q . studies the Q WRetail, Marketing and Merchandisingn book SENICDR CLASS rg ' 4:3 -AlF 1h1l-?'71i ' ,gd 1. ,,QL-,,.,-n.J:- A 'M legal. 'zz' 'W' M 4 4 fag ii T gpg, M4 .K'.e wan 9 w. sry First row Janice Slaybaugh, Hilda Miller, Phyllis Miller, Anna Black, aildred Bonner, June Mentzer, Joyce Monn, Lena Miller, Lois Bonebrake, Doris Jones, Patricia McFerren, Miss Geesaman Secon row Glendora Relchard, Jack Jones, Jack Bishop, Robert Stoops, Harold McCleary, William Shaffer, Glen Fortney, Ronald Stoops, Harold Rosenberger, Clair Simmers, Earl Blur baugh, Margie Tabler, Mr. Sanderson Third row Wayne Widmer, John Miller, Lyle Kiser, Richard Sheffler, Charles Seigrist, Lamar Bonner, Jay Fry, Arnold Barnes, Carl Mentzer. One Senior, Jane Kauffman, was absent when picture was taken. ................ V d , Y. G, . . 1 -- .7f ,.T-guy, feqg.--n1:5,3'..:: .. -5144 Q' '54,:9!':5v:' .rig xt K- . V. aff? .P 1, .s -. W V - --.,- ,,f ,' , .- - M.- , 11, V., - - L A , 3 - . -wr ' x . N.. ,f ,ir.',Y., ,,yZ ww .,-Q. :-pay f.. 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W I-wk W hu 7 W ZW' ULL xm MOST ATTRACTIVE MOST MUSICAL MOST PMEASING PERSONALITY Mlldr d B W ' 5 , osT TAIKATNQ 11-'kx T M MOST STUDIOUS MOST TALKATIVE H 1dMC1a.1'y Rlh dShff1 LamarB se,- 5.1 S N f' X11 , E w . , X 8 1, X I I I 1 I - YE I K I Q ISI 5 . Q 1 I X h - Doris Jones ' 9 OHIIBI' LoiS1Jea.n Bonebrake Earl Blubaugh Harold Mccleary Arnold Barnes as ' f 9 O K4 7? O 1 - K' 1 T I7 ll I L El! Doris Jones ar-0 C e 'c ar 8 Patricia McFerren onner , ..Wl1o3 W hon +4 -.-s:. 'I MOST ATHLETIC i Sl yb J y Fry MOST COMICAL 1 M t ',d lag, xv! L mix guJl DID MOST FOR CLASS D r J nes BIGGEST PESTS H ld McCl ary 13 R1 hard Sh ffl r J hn Mlller 0 D 5 :I Y 'so N, f' Y 'Q' Ns oo ' 3 : : 0 1 X I Jan ce a augh Patricia McFSrren Car enzer .R !5g ,, .6 Yw4 wg nd gf rn.. . K N. , Q I ' ' , K :SR A v 1 , 0 Nl I i ,-- X .J-4. ' gras O 9 Patric: McFerren W wav flfigm 5 5 N Succ C55 .Jf l-I 'if MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Dorls J ones Richard Sheffler 4' If Q L M051 DEPENDABLE Dorls Jones Rlchard Sheffler hos Who BIGGEST FLIRTS Lena. Miller Clan' Simmers M ST PopvlHR MOST POPULAR he SHIEST Anna Black Jack Jones Doris Jones Harold McG1eary 'Er u , ,, S' 5f'k fi nl 5,1 492 5 i , W - Q X- W 4' ' Ak Wiffift Q 'fs A-Q. If , ff, CLASS CCDLCDRS CLASS MGTTO Tonight We Launch, Where Shall We Anchor? SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Entered Quincy Hlgh School 19 6 67 students December, Christmas party Sophomores St Patrick's Day party boys and girls successful 1n intramurals, above all 'nth the Senlors Happy Junlors 35 students ordered felt goods and Jewelry . . Weiner roast at Old Forge Senlors 33 students over our goal :Ln Curtls Publishing Co. Magazine Campaign prize to high salesman, Charles Siegrlst, a radio sponsored a Halloween party at school decorated with corn fodder, pump i teachers, and their families Fashlon Show . one day ln November tlme for pictures to be taken proud Seniors School days aJ.most over many of our futures planned always nth us the l1.nger1ng memory of days at Q H S CLASS ADVISORS lliss Geesaman Mr Sanderson OFFICERS Presldent Dor1s Jones Vice President Wllliam Shaffer Secretary Mnldred Bonner Treasurer Lois Jean Bonebrake . O I O h O 0 I O O O C I O O 0 0 O O O O . O O kins . . . black cats . . . witches . . . enjoyed by members of all classes O O O O I O ' . . 0 O O ' o I CLASS FLCDWER ANBPICHH Beauty Rose CLASS SUNG WORDS by MUSIC by Joyce Monn Mildred Bonner twirl JJ NQUAIIS 31' 'OT rg W F :iw.fJ.H.L.J H u. yur, h wtf! All We were green at flrst you say, But the next year thought we'd s mhlrd year was so hard and long, But we mlngled w1th the throng, tay T01 5 q Tho. was lmCcmT Now the fourth has come at last Wlth three others ln the past. Here's our thanks bestowed to you For the thlngs you brought us through May we show 1n COmlng years Thlngs that you brought to our ears Raln, or shine, or an klnd, Here toge+her us you'd flnd ' in u Q-sin - G Y High, Q 'YUM yoqr Q90 Now C Y ly - Y 1 i lit i ' f i V i i i ,'Q ,fr 7 ,Y W V O cm- , IT' Fvr Y' T 57 ' P aff. ,. . 0 v . . . O . 0 u ' ' Q 1 191951425 7 ixfx W N SENIOR PLAY -vt-Qs WW AUNT TILLIE GOES TO TOWN Cast of Characters Tillie Trask, Doris Jones Ronald Howland, Charles Siegrist Lucinda Talbot, Lena Miller Luther Lorrim r, Glen Fortney Pamela Marsh, Mildred Bonner Mervin Tucker, Harold McCleary Lizzie Parsons, Lois Bonebrake Charlie One Lung, Robert Stoops Ellen Neeland, Joyce Monn Mrs Tillie Tucker, Janice Slaybaugh Dr. Hattie Blng, Glendora Reichard Directors H . Sanderson M ss Geesaman Aunt Tillie Trask, an old maid who dislikes all men, received word fro her lawyer that her Uncle Josiah had died in China and left her an inheritance. She tells her maid, Lucinda, to take care of things while she goes into town to see her lawyer. At this time Mervin Tucker arrives on the scene He is to be married to Pamela Marsh, Aunt Til1ie's favorite niece. It seems that Mervin is mixed u with a Chinese about an idol. Now he thinks that many Chinese are on his trail. His best friend, Ronald Howland, does not give him much help. Things begin to happen. Pamela arrives before she is expected. Lizzie Parsons, a young novelist,advises Pam against marrying Mervin. Ronald Howland's employer, lr. Lorrimer, also arrives unexpectedly. As Aunt Tillie is leaving for town, she picks up Msrvin's suitcase by mis- take. Consequently, he has to wear Aunt Tillie's clothes and pretends to be she. Ellen Neelan arrives and wants to see Marvin, but she will not tell anyone why. Charlie On Lung, a Chinese cook, arrives in answer to the call to the employ- ment agency. When the opportunity presents itself, Ronnie explains to Pamela and the others that it is lervin's Aunt Tillie Tucker instead of her Aunt Tillie Aunt Tillie Trask returns from town dressed in a suit belonging to Mervin. When Dr. Hattie Bing, a strong and efficient chiropractor, arrives and mistakes Mervin for Aunt Tillie, she insists on giving him a treatment. The fun is at its height. By this time Aunt Tillie Trask decides to dress up and get herself a man. After Mervin explains his actions to Pamela, things seem to move along smoothly. Even Aunt Tillie has forgotten her aversion to men and, as the play ends, she is going to town with M . Lorrimer. 1 , . we A , I x Y? f fe f 2 X , , 5 Zee ' ' g , We . 5 A f A 5' f gi , N ' Q , I ,a ' ' ' v o Q . . , . . . , . . O . . - . I C 0 . . . . Q Name Barnes, Arnold Bishop, Jack Black, Anna Blubaugh, Earl Bonebrake, Lois Bonner, Lamar Bonner, Mildred Fortney, Glenn H-'Ya Ja-7 Jon s, Doris Jones, Jack Kauffman, Jane Kiser, Lyle McFerren, Patricia McC1eary, Harold Mentzer, Carl Mentzer, June Miller, Miller, Lena Hiller, John Miller, Phyllis Monn, Joyce Reichard, Glendora Rosenberger, Harold Siegrist , Charles Shaffer, William Simmers, Clair Sheffler, Richard Slaybaugh, Janice Stoops, Robert , Ronald Tabler, Margaret Widmer, Wayne Stoops mill mathematics history French science shorthand history French I sales chemistry mathematics P. 0. D. typing chemistry chemistry chemistry P. 0. D. shorthand French I shorthand phys ed. shorthand chemistry French I science algebra sales phys ed. geometry chemistry algebra I science chemistry science STATISTICS Sport Hbbgy hunting football roller skating football baseball football baseball baseball football baseball baseball ice skating hunting baseball baseball baseball baseball baseball swimming football baseball baseball baseball baseball soccer baseball baseball baseball swimming football baseball baseball ice skat g Phyllis Miller Harold MbC1eary Doris Jones Jean Bonebrake Clair Si mers Jane Kauffman Ton Miller Hilda Miller Janice Slaybaugh in IDENTIFICATION OF BABY PICTURES none hunting sewing reading reading loafing dancing making friends sports cooking sports collecting flowers col. match book covers sports sports sports reading collecting stamps writing letters sports taking pictures listening to music listening to radio hunting passing time observing sports eating dancing hunting fixing radios reading drawing Mildred Bonner and Richard Sheffler Glendora Reichard . Pat McFerren Anna Black June Mentzer Margie Tabler Charles Siegrist Joyce Mbnn . Lena Miller SAFETY FIRST Lena Miller was driving along a country highway in her parents 'Chevie' She turned to her companion in disgust and said, 'Those silly men! They prob- ably think I never drove a car before 10. 11. 12 13. 114. 15. . 16. ' ' ' 17. ' 18 when she noticed two men climbing a telephone pole a short distance ahead. UTUGRAPHS -'T' I1 if 9:4545 'T -ss'- ' ' ,A- v' 9 ' 'Q- su, x f 2 6 4 X i i' iL E I g 1 if ,, 'I ,ff A A 2 9 , 3 I UN IDRS ru-st row Frances Gates, Kathryn Snowberger, Leah Wagaman, Isabell Rook, Dorothy L llonn, Patrlcia Kuhn, Mary Knepper, Any Miller, Betty Harshman, Margaret Hartman, June Aughanbaugh, Lois Tarman, Ida Mae Starr, Doris Shoc- key, Lorrame Wenger, v101Bt Peck, Mrs. Lewis. Second row Mr. Heefner Alfred Naugle, Maxine Mentzer, Joan Miller, Bernlce Welsh, Dorothy Webster, Rose Kretzer, Nancy Fry, Margaret Barnett, Dolores Chamberlain , Constance Sanders, Dorothy E. Monn, Ann Baker, Clarabell Shaffer, Lenora Hurd,Kathleen, Meats, Olen McFerren. Third row Joseph Turner, Harold Benedlct, Mark Waga man, Owen Bender, James Reed, Robert Moats, Rlchard Hoover, Charles Kauffman, Ray Bailey, Melvin Sponsler, Eugene Mentzer, John Hartman, Julian Butts, Wil 113.111 Mentzer, Clayton Benshoff, Charles Bonner. JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY Freshmen September, 19147 four withdrew physlcal and Sophomores class colors, gray and maroon . . ordbred and re- celved felt goods took part in Curtis Publishing Compa:U's llagazlne Campaign, short of our goal Juniors 148 of us remain nearer our goal in Magazine Cam- paign ordered jewelry . . expect to have fun. OFFICERS President Rose Kretzer Vlce President Harold Benedlct Secreta.ry Doris Shockey Treasurer Nancy Fry CLASS ADVISORS Mr Heefner Mrs Lewis dental examinations . . . roller skating natty O . . O O O 0 I O O I I O O I 'AgZ4f'f AUTOGRAPHS I A 5 L 1 1 4 ,Y ,1 1 E f 1 sfff X 4 7.-1 'av-'-J ,gif MM ,l fkf f x X fv ff 4? gi? A if SOPHOMGRES First row Betty Rook, Arlene Angle, Vera Stouffer, Luella Hafer, Edna Lec- ron, Nancy Wagaman, LaRue Sim ers, Sharlene Cauffman, Anna C Hentzer, Bar- bara Stine, Glorla Hoffman, Joanne Geisslnger, wuy'Reed, Bernice J Flnney, Frances Cauffman, Anna Stambaugh. Second row Mrs. DeBernard1, Glen Shoc- key, Charles Tressler, Maurice Gossert, Donald Hade, Clark Staley, Ir1s Bach- tell, Fdlth Wagaman, Rosetta Shultz, Joann Baker, Jane Meats, Peggy Tarman, Betty Strausner, Ellzabeth Welsh, Conrad Wenger, William Creager, Melv1n Underkoffler, Robert Wilhide, Dean Hoover, M . Sanders. Third row David Monn, Walter hlnnlch, Donald Fry, Edward Shaffer, Earl McK1nstry, Ronald Mllls, Eugene Wh1ttington,Gerald Barkdoll, Glen Mentzer, Glen Small, Robert Armstrong, Omer nshleman, Rlchard Brlll, Donald Decker. September, l9h8 67 Freshmen October, electlon of offlcers roller skatlng party at Cold Sprlng Park Chrlstmas party, too underwent physlcal and dental examlnatlons 52 Sophomores electlng of offlcers plans for a roller skatlng party later ln the year OFFICARS Presldent Omer Eshleman V106 President David Honn Secretary Anna Stambaugh Treasurer Louise Hartman CLASS ADVISORS M s DeBernard1 Mr Sanders . . 0 . SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY AUTOGRA I N 1 ll 1 Q' Y A x fjx ,T J L N . 'Wi' .W cf I x I if Q17 P' fi I' VW ir . Y 'Mr' . ,. T - gig!! I X V .161 1 533' : .Va UL ' K .,. Wk .: .2gQx.,.gggJ---?t1'f'fi 5 WF' I F-9? f .-f FRESHMEN First row Bruce Kauffman, Eugene Moats, Robert WCLISOD, Ronald Brown, Vlctor Rock, Max Powell, Ray Verdler, Ordean Monn, Johnathan Grlfflth, Gerald Re1chard, Harry Wile, Robert Black, Robert Kauffman, Lawrence Long, Lynn Car- baugh Second rot Mrs Spangler, Janie Bailey, Jean Lecron, Rose Taylor, Wilma Benedict, Jean Hartman, Dorotlv Onens,Esther Wa.gaman,Carolyn Slaybaugh, Betty Barnes, V1da Corwell, Anna Mary Gossert, Isabell Benedlct, Vesta Bara- nowske, Carolyn Olini, Kathryn Kelly, Norma Bonebrake, Frank Wagaman, Dorothy Besecker, Mr Cluck. Thlrd row Ruth Griffith, Betty Sue Potter,Jean Angle, Ruby lqrers, Crena Reed, Myrtle Shaffer, Mary Ann Jones, Mary Wlsler, Emma Benedict, Delma Reheard, Mildred Socks, Glorla Wagaman, Anna Mary Helman, Charlotte Arnold, Helen Naugle, Esther Helman, Goldie Bonner, Jane Carbaugh, Monn, Marvin Baker, Marv1n Carbaugh, James Sellhamer, Kletus Zlmmerman, Sam- uel Bumbaugh, Wlllialll Slaybaugh, Richard Bakner, Robert Moats, Glen Gossert, Allen Carbaugh, James Shlndledecker. FRESHMEN CLASS HISTORY September, 19149 65 some bashful, some outspoken--Freshmen first meeting of class in December to elect offlcers hopefully lookzmg forward to a rolllng skatlng party, perhaps nth another class OFFICERS President Wilma Benedict Vice-Presldent Robert Kauffman Secretary Allen Carbaugh Treasurer Ordean Monn CLASS ADVISORS Mrs Spangler Mr. Pluck 0 ' o ' O . if Fourth row - Eugene Wagaman Harry Parks, Charles Jones, Robert Martin, Ronald O O C 0 I O . D . C O C I 'W Jun1ors Red-Head Hold still. Rover 'The 3 Musketeers Strike 33 'All Smiles FEW fy 9 All Q: 'Q'- 'Q X0 GIRLS ' CHORUS rlrst row Vesta Baranowske, Leah Wagaman, Kathryn Snowberger, Kathryn Kelly, Dorothy E. Monn, Rose Taylor, Ruth Griffith, Patricia Kuhn Rosetta Shultz, Joyce Monn, Joan Miller, Anna Black, Lorraine Wenger Lenora Hurd Lois Tarman. Second row Janie Bailey, Dorothy Besecker, ,Goldie Bonner: Carol Olini yn , Dorothy Owens, Bernice Finney, Kathleen Moats, Maxine Mentzer, Mary Knepper, Jmme Mentzer, Ida Mae Starr, Barbara Stine, Rmtby Myers Delma 3 Reheard, Nancy Wagaman, Gloria Hoffman, Mrs. Sipes Third row Vera Stout' fer, DoloresChamber1ain, Mildred Socks Helen Nau le J An l , g , ean g e, Anna C Mentzer, Betty Strausner, Edna Lecron, LaRue Simmers, Arlene Angle, Betty Harshman Ann St , a ambaugh, Edith Wagaman, Dorothy Webster. Fou.rth row Margie T bl Isabell Benedict, Mildred Bonner, Hilda Miller Wilma Benedict , , , Mary Ann Jones, Rose Kretzer, Luella Hafer , Constance Sanders, BOYS ' CHORUS First row Ronald Monn, Victor Rock, Max Powell, Conrad Wenger, Walter Minnich, Lamar Bonner, Charles Siegrist, Earl McK:l.nstry, Dav1d Monn Second row Harold McC1eary, James Shindledecker, Lawrence Long, Clark Staley, James Jones, Gerald Barkdoll, Charles Kauffman, Harold Benedict, Mrs Slpes a er, Glendora Reichard, Mary Wisler, Lois Bonebrake, Patricia McFerren MIXED CHORUS First row Patrlcla McFerren, Mlldred Bonner, Kathryn Snowberver, Kath- ryn Kelly, Dorothy E Monn, Kathleen Moats, Anna C Mentzer, Patr1c1a Kuhn Rosetta Shultz, Joyce Monn, Joan Mlller, Anna Black, Lorralne Wenger Lenora Hurd, Lois Tarman Second row Janle Balley, Carolyn Ol1n1, Dorothy Owens, Jean An le B g , ernlce Flnney, MaX1D6 Mentzer, Mary Knenper, June Mentzer, Ida Mae Starr, Barbara Stlne, Anna Stambaugh, Vdlth Wavaman, Nancy Wavaman,Glor1a Hoffman, Mrs. Slpes. Thlrd row' Jane Moats, Dolores Chamberlln Glendora Relchard, MHTP18 Tabler, Hllda Mlller, Betty J Strausner, LaRue Slmmers, Betty Harshman R , ose Kretzer, Constance Sanders, Dorothy Webster. Fourth row David Monn, Harold McCleary, James Shlndledecker, Lamar Bonner, Charles O Flrst row Dorothy Webster, Constance Sanders, Rose Kretzer, June Ment- zer, Kathleen Meats, Patrlcla Kuhn, Mildred Bonner, Joyce Monn, Glorla Hoff man, Ida Mae Starr, Jane Moats Second row Dav1d Monn, Harold McCleary, James Shindledecker, Lamar Bonner, Charles Slegrlst, Earl McK1nstry, Harold Benedlct, 'US SIPSS Blendlng volces 1n Room l Soeclal Chorus Chrlstmas muslc heard from afar over WCHA partlcloated :Ln County Lluslc re tlval Q in Way nesboro , , , Special and Mixed Choruses . Townshrp muS1C restlval Siegrist, Charles Kauffman,C1ark Staley, Earl McKinstry, Harold Benedict -hunk SPECIAL CHORUS ooo..?.i . ...v-'S' 0 0 A' . O O . 'T' LIBRARIANS a?w -:e? 'P,L4'3'QW445Q,'Hi-f-ff -if-f-1 ,,, .eeefggg-g,-,395 First row Dorothy E Monn, Rose Kretzer Mar e T bl , gl a er, Janlce Slay baugh, Patrlcla MbFerren, June Aughanbaugh, Joan Mlller, Lenora Hurd Second I row Ida Lae Starr, M1ldred Bonner, Clarabell Shaffer, Wilma Benedict Betty Sue Potter, Lo1s Tarman, Kathryn Kelly, Kathleen Moats Mrs Lewls , Third row darold Benedlct, Charles Kauffman, Gerald Barkdoll: Donald Hade. JUNIOR RED CROSS Charles Sl6gT1St, Wayne W1dmer, Wilma Benedlct, Kathryn Kelly, June Auahanbaugh, Dorls Shockey, Frank havaman, Harold Benedlct, M s Lew1s We organized . . . we served . . . we gave . . . we, actlng as Santa Claus, pleased three orphan chlldren at the Mont Alto Sanltorlum . . .we are proud to have an organized Junior Red Cross Councll. , .4 v-- K-4, win , A-Q 'f' -, '. e A -Y f -, -,L -. . . . ff , 2,1 y' w 1-A 5 y, up gy f , , vf 1 r -- -1 - .fs-1.1L . - A-f.. .......mf.A..-'rv N ' , -. e-. 1 A . . .. , - . . , I ' g 0 .. . . I O , . .. W I W , W ,, . ,,. ..,,.,-- -T-7 -1, .--r .hvv-rw -'-X' 'va -DH I A O Q C7 . PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB First row Joann Baker, Rose Kretzer, Lois Tarman, Ida Mae Starr, Joan Miller, Patrlcia Kuhn, Nancy Wagaman Second row Walter Minnich, David Monn, Harold Benedict, Charles Kauffman, Eugene Whittlngton, Glen Mentzer, Donald Fry, Mr. Sanderson Thlrd row Ronald Stoops, Gerald Barkdoll, Omer Pshleman, Ronald Mills, Charles Siegrist. RIFLE CLUB Flrst row Alfred Naugle, Eugene Whlttlngton, Rlchard Hoover, Robert Moats, Glen Mentzer, Walter M1nn1ch, Owen Bender, Robert Armstrong Second row Glen Shockey, David Monn, Mark Nagaman, Glen Fortney, John Hartman, Charles Kauffman, Omer Eshleman, Donnle Decker, Olen McFerren, M qeefner Flrst organlzed 1n 1933 Waynesboro Senlor Rlfle Club supplles guns Frldayneetlngs flfty cents dues teaches PFOPGT handling of flre arms shootlng dlstances flfty feet to one hundred yards --, -1-P 'il,s.M - . . . - . . . - AJ ,. eve.- 4... . - 1r-f-...-- .fri . . . . - . . 0 Y - 0. 0 I I 0 ' . ' . ooo I ' . . l ooo ooo 000 1- O Flrst row Norma Bonebrake, Dorothy Besecker, Dor1s Shockey, June Aughan- baugh,Anna Mary Hel.fnan,Bern1ce Finney, Lorralne Wenger, Joyce Monn, Carolyn tricia Kuhn,Jean Lecron,Kathryn Kelly, H1lda Mlller, Frances Cauffman Th1rd row Wllma Benedlct, Jean Hartman, mfr-tle Shaffer, LaRue Slmmers, Clara bell Shaffer, Jean Barnhart Fourth row Mlldred Bormer, Dolores Chamber lain, Constance Sanders, Jean Angle, Margaret Hartman. Flfth row Mary Ann Jones, Ruby Myers, Nancy Wagaman, Rose Kretzer, Fnxna Qenedlct, Anna Catherlne Mentzer, Esther Helman Slxth row l..a.rg1e Tabler,Lou:Lse Hartman, Glendora Relchard, Dorls Jones ,Dorothy Ib Monn, Mary Wlsler, GIRIS ' BIBLE CLUB I TYPING CLUB Tarman, Donald Fry Second row BOYS ' BIBLE CLUB Flrst rom Eugene Wagaman, Gerald Relchard, Walter Minnlck, Ronald Brown, Frank Wagaman. Second row Harry Parks, Maurlce Gossert, Earl McKinstry, Charles Tressler,Donald Fry. Third row - Charles Kauffman, Eugene Whittington, Ronald Mills, Kletes Zimmerman, Omer Eshleman, Lawrence Long. Fourth row - Bailey, Melvin Sponsler, Gerald Barkdoll. , H w. , , ' - . Q . ' - f' , .J . Olini. Second row - Leah Wagaman, Pa- . . . . 4 - - --' , . . . . ,,. Ray row Dean Hoover, Jane Moats, Wnlhlde, Joann Baker, Patrlcia Jay Fry Thlrd row Slen- Relchard, ugene Whlttlngton, Rlch ard Brlll, Omer Eshleman FAMILIAR SCENUS AND SAYINGS nJack, y'have any chewln' gum?0 Jay and Carl 1n the llbrary Bags of candy on the way to Mr Heefner's P O D class Students wearlly going to homerooms at 3 35 Love b1rds 1n Room l Q Crowded candy counter at noon Dot and Bernice waitin' for the Chevle and Ford Lena last one going into shorthand class Freshmen crowding halls between perlods Freshmen girls p1ay1ng the piano NDid you read your geograph ?' Hats decorating wall in Room 7 Alfred Naugle sleeping 1n Room 8 Mr. Sanderson: Beg your pardon! WHA WUULD HAPPEN IF Wayne Widmer hurried? Arnold Barnes came every day? Nancy Wagaman d1dn't write notes to Sophomore boys? Percy were not in debt? Ronnle, Ick, and Duck stopped talklng? Q H S had act1v1t1es for glrls? Margie didn't see Pete? Freshmen glrls stopped chaslng Senior boys? Glendora stopped bringlng carrots for Senior glrls? iosetta Schultz d1dn't have an overdue book Janice couldn't dance wlth Jim? Gregory Horn d1dn't annoy M s Spangler? Janle Balley went on a d1et? June Mentzer, Joyce Monn, and Lena Mlller grew an inch? Olen McFerren couldn't be a patrolman? Kathryn Snowberger Uhookedn a Senlor boy? Kathryn Kelly got laryngitls? Junlor Mlnnlck sat stlll in study halls? M 'luck wasn't marrled? Tony ran out of excuses? -H-if-'H-'fi-41-'XG Mother' Wwhat was all that nO1S8?n Rlchard S 'I was playlnv brldge w1th Marvin W Mother- UPlay1ng bridge? Richard S Uleah I stretched him out between two chalrs and walked across h1mJW I OOO O ' :ooo 0 ' OO OO. . OOO OOO . IOC . OO. I OOO 0 OIC Il ll T .. M . Sanders had a new bus? OJ . I . .' O I 0 Oo Q g . ' n Keyhgl- Scenes U'lC'b-'Nl-1 Senlor Stead1es A lonely Sophomore Intramurals Congratulatlonsu Line up! Spectators Intramurals Um-Umm! Lunch tune Alma Mater l an 'U HLETIC SOCCER bk Sew Q' Q9 S SS' S' Flrt WM:l.nn1hGBkdllR RKuff HMC A Nugl C Kauffman R St op h 1aryEMet c 1 Mill Fm-eh E LLongVR E WmS11rbaughE1m1eege Hneefne cry 0 cv 0 bvra 51,15 se Th Stld 6 60' fi N45 ff:- h Df Greencastle NQDS 5 fm Lemasters Blanks Quuvcv 2 I Quan H0 S 0 Q 'F' N 049+ QQSQ5 qw? f 16195 6 ga, gb Qumcvnis ' 'F SCOTLAND! I if .X 9 S 1, . 'US POW -' Jo managersg . -a e. Second row - ' c9'3-F090 ,JeTUI'1'1eI',. ,, 0s,Tj-rd POW 0 a man, o C 6 , . n zer, . S egrist, R. s. o row - Coach, Mr. Gluck, , 'iVag?ma,n, M, Ggssert, , - , , ook, . Moat-,s,g. Jones: ' 9- , Q :Ln on, . n-'c . not pictured. o sr.. Thomas 1 1L3 - L8maS'beI'5 9 x J 1 4 Quin Greencastle - 10 'A C ' f Quincy - 1 CO an 3 Quin0Y 1 , oma'-5 11 ' QuinCY 0 ygmasters .. 2 Quincy - 1 GreenCaSt1e I- 7 ' QuinCY O Mercersburg ' 2 Quincy 1 co an Quincy C e gr Q CY ' O 0. J S X BASKETBALL VARSITY H. Parks F D. Fry F MCKIHSVTY G Sponsler Fry G Blubaugh G Mentzer F Brlll G C 021611 m' F' luck 1 Rock, F Shindledecker G Zlmmerman F Broun F Lo F U8 Coach M J. V. E. Wagaman G Boats G Mbnn G Barkdoll C Cluck 'QQ York Sprmgs Traps Marg Oxvcgoxqxfb oib QLHHCY 5?Z00Z'gblll' Q 9 W Vis? Oulncy Hoopsters W0011fE.f?, Q, Take Over Thlrd QU, .992 .3255 Place IH league 4 C S Q6 gm Oumcy Hoopsters 045 -'ff RXQQQV BeatMercersburg Dr '9 Qulncy QH1nGY Quincy Qulnc Qulncy Qlll-HC? Qulncy Qulncy Quincy Qulncy Q incy Qulncy Quincy QUINCY J V Biglervllle York Sprlngs Mercersbur Smlthburg Lemasters Scotland Smithburg Greencastle Washlngton T Mercersbur Lemasters Scotland Greencastle Washlngton Twp York Sprlngs WP X QUTNCY VARSITY Qulncj Qu1nCy QU1PC' Qulncy Quincy Qulncy Q1111'1CY Qulncy Quincy QUIHCY Qulfwy Quincy Qu1nCy Q'-11Y1C'.Y Q111-HC.V Blglerv lle York Spr ngs Smlthbur Iemasters Scotland Smlthburg Greencastle Washlngton Twp Merc rsbur Lemast rs Scotland Greencastle Washlngton Twp York Sprlngs E. M. ' C J. , R. J.., ' E. I K.' , C. Co , R. ', Ro , Go - ,, L. , 9 C: . 'Q - ' 0' .. lb: I . . fa , 42- ff s X . ' X N Z Us SSX 'NW 'Neil . V 43 Te S . ,. S ' -2 ' -20 -23' i Quincy - lb ' - 27 5, - 113 i Qulncy - ig . g , 33 6. .. J : gg Mercersbgrg - -is Q Q 1 -sz C' Y.. A -12 .. , - - . -h D. 1 -sz -22 j F -29 S -F 23? ' g 'iii' 35 - 12? e g - '25 'ii ' 'Qi 8 ua F 152 i -22 . - ' O-h8 ' -149 ' BASEBALL Flrst row R1chard Brlll, catcherg Jay Fry, flrst base, James Shlndledecker, fleld, Harry Parks, field, Ronald Brown, second baseg Ronald Mills, f1eld,Harold MbCleary, catcher, Mr. Gluck, coach Second row Omer Eshleman, third base, Edward Shaffer, field Clalr Simmers, pitcher, Carl Mentzer, field, Earl Blu baugh second base,Lamar Bonner, third base, Clayton Benshoff, field ffl! 5 2 1950 BASEBAIJ SPHEDULE FRANKLTN CO LEAGUE GAMES f 'N Ag, 1 X 411756 Apr Ma Waynesboro Hlgh St Thomas Hlgh Scotland School Lemasters Uivh Washington Towns Mercersburg H1gh Greencastle Hlgh Qt Thomas Hlvh Scotland School Lemasters Hlgh h n H1 Waynesbo o dlvh h Washlnrfton Towns Ebrcersburg Hlgh Greencastle H1Uh 1D Hlgh Home Awaj Away Awaj Home Home Home Awag Home Home Home Away Away Awaj awww . . - . 5 0 o - , I I 0 lil A A ' I . 1 .1 ' X I Igi' U 'fxff' ' ,VA- fg if f ' A !, .5 ' '. Q' , A ,F - lr . 1. ss by E , J . . ' ,Tru 'li' -sf ,SP G , SL-.fvdi -nnlllgzr Cel! Fixx . end! h O 114 -H . . x , A ff f T 18 ' ' N X I 'X I ff, X A M D w . :H I X f 'S 25 . 1, 'gh . ri, X .5 -I . , Qs, y Q ' .. Y .' . 7 . A 4-I 9 . 'Z ' L' 12 - 16 ' 19 I . D .5 . 23 ' GIRLS' SOFTBALL and VOLLEYBALL V Reichard, P MCFerren, Kauffman, M Bonner, Bonebrake,D Jones, S1aybaugh,J Monn, Miller, A Black Fresh en Freshmen Freshmen Sophomores Sophomores Sophomores Juniors Junlors Junlors Seniors Senlors Senlors S1mmBPS, E Nelsh, Pmdhmn,L Hmkg Fauffman, N Wavaman, Hartman. SOFTBALL LINE-JP Sophomores Junlors Senlors Freshmen Junlors Seniors Freshmen Sophomores Senlors Fresh en Sophomores Junlors 0-13 9 1O 7 Rook, Web ter, F Monn, l1llPT, Aughanbaugh,I uhn 'rt E u WY: f'11amber1aLn, Baler, Joats, M Starr, Shaffer, B9H6d1Pt, BSH6d1Cf, Ansle, Slaybauvh Balley, Benedlct, A Jones, Kelly, Lecron, Besecker, Bonner VOLLEY BALL LINE-UP Freshm n Freshmen Freshmen Sophomores Sonhomores Sophomores Juniors Junlors Juniors Seniors Seniors Senlors M6-L13 bl 28 20-38 60-53 21 143 Sophomores Junlors Sen1ors Freshmen Junlors Senlors Freshmen Sophomores Senlors Freshmen Sophomores Junlors 'PO-38 hz M5 M6-M3 60-19 60-53 111 28 L50-60 21 L43 93-18 51 35 fr W' I' G, , Io . Na .. C J. . D0 7 S DQ J . .- L. . Ds .110 . Ag I J. . Jo 1 0 A K0 I Ho ' 0 o J' I I P. K Q wifi y VI 'W A . , H. V -- In ' E. I .. h El - J Ml -O - B. J . . , WI . 'I K. 4 A. Stambaugh,B. Alford, J J SQ J .Q .- . LJ . L O Co O ,DQ . 1 J. . Go I ' 2 -n -I 5, 1 ll . - an sn . Q Q - 8 ' - 9 - 52 ' - as - 2 .. 23 - - - h-9 ' - A - 17-no ' - 1 - 9 ' - 5 - 23-18 ' - . - 10 - 11 - h2-hS - - ' - 0 - M ' - 19-17 - - 6 ' .. 10 ., 51.35 - - .. - 9-12 - 8-9 - hs - 52 Q - 5-u . - 6. .. - - BOYS' r Miller, 1 Simmers, P Bonner, J JcCLeary,J Barnes, Nent er, Ib! Jones, Underkoff1er,C Staley, FTY, Freaver McK1nstry, D Monn, Shaffer, Eshleman, D 111, Mills Barkdoll SOFTBALL LINE-UP Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Sophomores Sophomores Sophomores Juniors Juniors Juniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Sophomores Juniors Seniors Freshmen Juniors Seniors Freshmen Sophomores Seniors Freshmen Sqphomores Juniors OOTBAIT and SOl1BQLI UNC' ON USUN Ill UNM: -3 -5 la a.1n, J Bens nff,q Heats Paufln1n,f nut s Benediof Uentzer Sponslev Freshmen Freshmen Wagaman,P Zimmerman, Long, H Parks, Meats, Q Kauffman, Brown, Jones Baker, R Bakner, Shindledecker FOOTBAnL LTNE- Freshmen O- Sophomores 19 20 Sophomores 0- Sophomores - O- Juniors Juniors Juniors Seniors Seniors Seniors - 6 - O- O - O- 6 - 13-15 - 6- 6 - 12- 6 Soohomores Juniors Seniors Fre hmen Juniors Seniors Freshmen Sophomores Seniors Freshmen Sophomores Juniors 19 20 I-' P3 U1 ND? I So 1? 7 6 -6- - O- - O- O O 6 QW 1 w Ju l ,- 3 IJ 'T' 'fl-1 . A t Y Co . lv Jo 1. Zi. 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N G ' o aa,ee assesses use as as A cease O can ' O . s 0 .. M O R K . . 4, :ig'v' B A ' S R E tsof nur- 1 DREYFUSS W sq! QUINICY BARBER SHOP i f 'W FREEMAN S BAKE SHOP Z.-,egg 35' MSP: X X XX X x X Q R-QQYWAYNFSBORO BOWLIING CEN 1 A-gi Complimen . ,l A X I1 . g'- 1 l !- XVay1wsb01'o, Pa, as '1' 1 YQ fs l 1 lam' la. msxl-11: . We? fu First Flaws llznirvult' ' lfus! l l'iL'lllHj' Svrviuu Congratulations to ALL of YOI' from ALL of US at SX? X 2 9' X 9 ' . ., -' , xx! I A ' , , f , S- A f xfxi Mont Alto, Pa. ? G- ' Sk X f W . i1rllg:1':lTIll4I'lnllx In ALI. nl' YHI' 1'l-um ALI, uf' VN in X fl f- . Y X TER N X 'z15'l1nwm1'u, '51, gc A ami x fp J A c K B. C R 1 S T Aw J2E??i? ga 9 .51- Phone 920 Y 3h GEIEIML MERCHANDISE Mont Alto , Grocerles B' ,NJ fi, M Not :Lons Tobaccos K ONFECTIONE QUINCY, PA Sunday Papers Magaz 11193 F1ve Forks C K S S E R GENSRAL MER FLUDISE Phone lhh3 Q ll Chambersburg l83h R GEITLRAL MERCHALTDISW R Y i Qmniggii Waynesboro, R D 2 -1- Pa. :Pi C o o 1 s c R T . xkk: Q H. M. S o E s s o v 1 c E S T A T 1 o N . 55 -X- . 7 . N -J H A R c. P H 3 1 L ' Q Complxments of BAUMUNK S FOOD MARKET W SOLTH MOUNTAIN PA Phone NVaxnesb0ro 93112 23 14f'1 QU-'K Lomphmeuts f 43' 'Rf 2 59 Pc ltllllllg XLL 'III Lb 1 E101 XXI X Pb umsbmo I Ilflll N4 i 1 'R-35 'X-3'-N INFORMATION PLEASE Caller' 'Who's responsible at Quincy High? 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