Scotland School for Veterans Children - Taps Yearbook (Scotland, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 111 of the 1962 volume:

v E I J EX LIBRIS X ' KX X QQ? ' 4 kk m X ' E , t Q I no 4 il All ,L 5, ir., -Q ,A sf I 1.1 , xi- 2 . . f.. - R 4 ....,. .,.::,,,: T m' 'm' 3' ' iiiiiiififi3Siii5!:2a:s5:22535: 2fQ5gQ235- ,S 1 J' ,,:iT .,..,,., 9 1.31. 'M 1 1' ' . HERE ARE FANIILIAR NTRANC UILDI NG ,,-..,..,,,,, --:.g'i--fimgftt FOREWORD As in previous years, this, the four- teenth volume of TAPS, comprises a written and pictorial resume of the past school year. Within its pages are recreated the familiar buildings, the beautiful grounds the devoted staff, the multiple activities, and the many friends and classmates you will never want to forget. May this book ever be a source of delightful memories that will span the miles and the years that will separate you from each other and from the scenes, the events, and the activities that once you shared. if'1-::51'Psa1:Z.:: i:E::.'ifi-3,2 5'ES:.n :3535125215:saeffiiE:sE2'ii:E:EEi'E55E?fii j2i2,,5,g5?::g, QQi: taax,i2ff5g2' ::ax..gpfTs::a.. ' SCOTLAND SCHOOL FOR VETERANS CHILDREN -LN' ..., , T I SCENES OF SCOTLAND sci-tool, I a I I VOCATIONAL BUILDING SWIMMING POOL THE BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS SCHOOL AUDITORIUM COTTAGE N I NETEEN WE KNEW SO WELL LEAFY SENTINELS WATER TOWERS SCHOOL MARKER ALMA NIATER Here is the old school, our Alma Mater, quietly waiting behind its can- opy of green for the frenzied activity that will mark the sound of the first bell. Down the walk we came for many y e a r s - eager skipping first graders, reluctant awkward freshmen, and finally, poised intent seniors. ln its fine classrooms, its library, and its shops we grew, we learned and we matured. Now we eagerly await our release from its restraint and firm dis- cipline but sober reflection keeps re- minding us that we will miss the old school. HERE ARE THE MEN AND WOMEN WHO SO CAPABLY DIRECT AND MANAGE THE AFFAIRS OF OUR SCHOOL. A BOARD OF TRUSTEES WITH VISION, ADMINISTRA- TORS AND SUPERVISORS WITH DISCERN- MENT AND UNDERSTANDING, AN EXPE- RIENCED AND PATIENT FACULTY, AND A DEDICATED STAFF, EACH DEVOTING THEIR TIME AND ENERGY TO THE PROP- ER DEVELOPMENT OF THE BOYS AND GIRLS PLACED IN THEIR CARE. PRESIDENT Judge William S. Rahauser BOARD OF TRUSTEES The management, the development, and the progress of Scotland School is the deep concern of each of these nine men and women who serve on the Board of Trustees. All hold important and responsible positions in government, in the professions, or in the business world, and all are veterans or have held high office in the veteran's organiza- tions. Their interest, experience, judgement, and complete cooperation with the administration of our school have been a factor in making it the finest institution of its type for the care and training of boys and girls. Seated: Dr. Ruth Miller Steese, President, Judge William 'S, Rahauserg Vice President, Marlan O. Walter, Mrs. Lillian W. Stevenson. Standing: Mr. Paul C. Moomawg Mr. George S. Black, Mr. l. Glenn Shivelyg Mr. Victor C. Wise, Mr. Abe Ruben. ADMINISTRATION SUPERINTENDENT Dr. Willard M. Stevens ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT Mr. Maurice Heckler ELEMENTARY - VOCATIONAL Mr. Charles A. Goldstrohm SCHODL SUPERVISDRS SECONDARY Mr. John E. Jcmnuzl ELEMENT TRY TEACHERS K DOROTHY M. MOWERY VERAF. GELWICKS First Grade Second Grade GLADYS H. GRAHAM GRACE A. BREAM GOLDIE KIRKPATRICK Third Grade Fourth Grade Fifth Grade MARJORIE M. HECKLER MARIAN S, STEWART Sixth Grade Sixth Grade 6 SECONDARY TEACHERS FRED BOSS Art, Swimming, T r a c k, Boy Scouts NANCY L. JOHNSON Librarian 'S . x s 3 SHIRLEY B. KATUSIN Physical Education, Basketball, Health, Swimming, Hockey MARSHALL R. FREY CONSTANCE C. HAULMAN Social Studies, Varsity Basketball Ml-lSlCf Pl0I'10, Chorus, Choir CONSTANCE C. KLASWIC K Home Economics KENNETH N. KATUSIN Social Studies, Football, Physical Education, Science, Junior High Basketball 'SN' i XMFSV-f it lg NW ,gk it gat ' ' Q ug llltf' le 'bv x gt 1 A .Mi B 2 2 4 tstheg x t , ., 41 it Q 1 its Mittal tw l 5' l i xgg, ,V A I e . n 1 t . .L . .N .Q -, my-w My ... ti 1 GQ li an 'RM Rim f A its 5 fl y SWT it it X R ' 1 ' M ,fit TTI . .. ,... i . ..,, tl w a RN' Y 'll ,w f S ,' . i 5 .13-' J X 'X ' ,NM -wt. 'Qf g9..e1. , it si 'ig ' N 5.5 I i?Q5 ,.,v-it V-of. 'K 'V ' L' 5 f ...A-M x. t gpg-t E els 35? gilt X5 , .S , Q , l 2 if Q Sig' , U i Q it 4 ls. . it ,gg arm, i l ' l' . Q , , ,J A Q tw. .,-t... ... .. 4t,,.y.,. f ll M:z, . v ii '-fizwlf 'S , Q' ' 5 ! , wey 1t,2.ix:wgE - ' Q .apr fmv,:,. :,:,!s .4 'E S' ll w A gl i-iixft l l Mit- 'i ls ' vi .S .n,n.wQQM1s fXllmf'mx:1istKM i in A i- .E f U- -J ,....y.,wt . ,ML .X . 1 Q f - Qi. ' ,Y , ,- S ill' if f v i if , ,mtlt . Eg WAX .X 'X . X .. 'P ...Q CHARLES E. LESHER . , , .. l,...., .1 f,,. Mathematics, Junior High Foot- ball SECONDARY TEACHERS WAYNE K. MADER RAY S. MCKENZIE DOROTHY N. MILLER Science, J, V, Football, Bqsebqll, Science, Junior High Football Business Education Driver Training I I s HELEN E. MILLER ROBERTA B. NELSON English, Courier Spanish I WILLIAM C. PECK ROY C. SHIELDS STEPHEN S. SINGEL English, Courier, Varsity Football, Mechanical D ra wing, Track, ll'1Sfl'UfT16l'1fCll Music, Bond, DOFICS 17 Junior Varsity Basketball Mathematics, Boy Scouts Orchestra VOCATIONAL TEACHERS M. .Te M. . -- WM. , WEit? 1- it WT- LYDIA M. AUGUSTINE ALICE BRENEMAN JOHN KANUK Toiloring Dressmaking Sheetmetal Shop, General Shop, Audio-Visual Aids ' - i' tgirl g ' , ,,, . .. . , .. is l l ll' f H 9 ' ' ' if, -I',if'ifff?l Qfi 5 ll'5j'4l,gl5ll. l ' Ti,zI'fff5h ' fviillflylv ae' A , uiiv' fl? tml - :E ,., fialflliiilfiiflliilflli i RONALD E, MORGAN LANDIS MOYER NORMAN A. MULAC Electric Shop, Rifle Team Bake Shop Machine Shop i CHARLES S. SANDERS LELAND L. SCHAFFER FRANCES E. WHITMORE Print Shop, Courier Beauty Culture, Barbering Dressmaking -. 1,-:MN LZ-list W -', in ,.j:a --i,,11,g,l,,gi5 fl ,ji J. I , iiwflgztgl if ll jilfb LY it ff'iJlit21iW2l , 3, ll? 3 K l xwil l will li ,iw , ww wing i 'S ill All li E i , K OFFICE STAFF A MRS. ELVA GUNNELLS MRS. Mn.DRED SHADE Office Manage' Switchboard Operator MISS HAZEL BAER MRS. BARBARA KAISER Secretary Secretory MR. M. RICHARD BOWERS MISS BONNIE KEGERREIS Purchasing Agent Bookkeeper T T HOSPITAL STAFF DR. RICHARD LAYMAN School Physician MRS. CORA PETERS Resident Nurse MRS. EDNA ZEGER Resident Nurse 5 MRS. JANICE BOSS DR. ROBERT COY Dental Assistant School Dentist BOYS SUPERVISORS Mr Hanks Mr Shuler, Mr. Minor STAFF MEMBERS The operation cmd maintenance of a residence school is the responsibility of a large staff of men and women whose duties begin long before the first bell rings and end, if at all, long after the books have been put away for the day. Supervision of out-of-school activities, the maintenance a-nd repair of the spacious grounds and the many buildings, the storage and issuance of supplies, the preparation and serving of food, and the operation of a modern laundry and dry cleaning plant all require the services of skilled and experienced people. These men and women work tirelessly to provide the basic needs of well over five hundred boys and girls. DINING ROOM KITCHEN STAFF Mr. Boozer, School Dietitian Mrs Croft, Mrs. Kramer Mrs Cook Mrs Henry, Mrs. Shook LAUNDRY STAFF Seated: Mrs. Paxton., Mrs. Clopper Miss Oberholser, Mrs, Gonfzl S1-qnd. ing: Mr. Suders, Mr. Wolters, Mrs. Wolters, Mrs. Cowan, Mrs. Rife. MAINTENANCE MEN Mr. Potter, Mr. Mahon, Mr. Fcrner Mr. Kramer, Mr. Arbough, Mr. Stahl STORE KEEPERS Mr. Goshen Mr. Over SCHOOL CUSTODIANS Mr. Cordell Mr. Fahnestock 23 MRS. EVA SNYDER Administrative Head COTT GE MOTHERS Seated: Mrs. Walters, Relief Miss Dick, Cottage 'lO Mrs. Miller, Cottage 7 Mrs. Smith, Cottage 22 Standing: Mrs. Conrad, Cottage 28 Mrs. Maxon, Cottage 16 Mrs. Wilkinson, Cottage! 32 Miss McMahon, Relief Seated: Mrs. Astle, Cottage 15 Mrs. Moore, Cottage 40 Mrs. Hockensmith, Cottage Mrs. Hazlett, Cottage 34 Standing: Mrs. Lake, Relief Mrs. Kiser, Relief Mrs. Davis, Cottage 'I2 Mrs. Navoney, Cottage 26 Mrs. Clyde, Relief Seated: Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Geist, Cottage 17 Nozzi, Cottage 21 Stoub, Cottage 41 Pritchard, Relief Standing: Miss Mrs. Mrs. Miss Mrs. Myers, Cottage 27 Edwards, Relief Kurschinske, Cottage 4 Herd, Cottage 23 Hansen, Cottage 39 Seated: Miss Mrs. Miss Mrs. Sigl-er, Cottage 18 Shimek, Cottage 38 Stine, Cottage 37 Hogbin, Cottage 8 Standing: Miss Mrs. Mrs. Bartle, Cottage 25 Hummel, Cottage 29 Stuck, Cottage 14 Miss Rottler, Cottage 13 Seated: Mrs Mrs . She-ll, Relief . Kline, Relief Mrs. Stevens, Cottage 9 Mrs. Muck, Cottage 3 Standing: Mrs. Swartz, Cottage 5 Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs. . Oyler, Cottage 30 . Fargus, Cottage 24 Mason, Relief . Carling, Cottage 6 West, Cottage 20 HERE IS THE CLASS OF I962, FORTY NINE ATTRACTIVE YOUNG PEOPLE WHO HAVE COMPLETED THEIR HIGH SCHOOL CAREERS AND ARE READY TO MOVE ON TO GREAT- ER ACHIEVEMENTS. AMONG THEM ARE SCHOLARS, TRADESMEN, ATHLETES, AND MUSICIANS -- GOOD KIDS ALL - WHOSE INDIVIDUAL TALENTS AND SKILLS WILL BE MISSED IN EVERY ACTIVITY OF THE SCHOOL. MAY THE FUTURE THEY FACE BE AS BRIGHT AS THE SMILES EMANAT- ING FROM THESE PAGES. THE GR DU TINQ CLASS Seated: Leanna Blank, Janet Twaddle, Catherine Delaney, Audrey Hertzler, Bonita Rooney, Patricia Emel, Linda Snyder, Bonnie Weigel, Alice Negley. Second Row: James McClinnhan, Richard Peelman, Harry Dorsey, Calvin McCleof, Paul Hanyon, Gerald Lemon, Dean Kennedy, James Jones, Craig Henry. Back Row: Russell Hoopengardner, Glenn Keith, John Herr, Lawrence Shaffer, David Herb, Alfred Gates, William Fink. SENIORS AT LAST! A school career for most of us entails eleven long, long years of work and waiting for one brief glorious year of being a senior. Being a senior is a state of mind as much as anything else ond the class ring is ca symbol of that happy state. April 8, 1961 was the big day for the Class of i962 for on that day with appropriate ceremo- nies those coveted rings were received. ALL TOGETHER NOW l l Seated: Kathy Deyarmin, Gloria Robinson, Bertha Miller, Judy Smith, Jane Smith, Nancy Whitmire, Mary Welch, Jean Harry, Mary Shultz. Second Row: Roy Harrison, Rodger Wolfe, Henry Jones, Richard lmes, John Malone, Harold Brown, Vernon Eshbaugh, Gary Smith. Back Row: Richard Dubose, Ernest Hulker, Robert Hollinger, Gregory Woods, Thomas Shafer, John Eyer, James Christ. ' 29 PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT W-MM W me is pe awww ai JOHN W. HERR ROBERT H. HOLLINGER, JR. Lancaster Academic York Business Education SENIOR OFFICERS f SS ' x 1 F 5 Q 1 I SECRETARY BERTHA M. MILLER Odlng Business Education E W ad ei.: -' iii- ai:- g .Wg- is fi ' UQ W. S . ll aff, was If Y M ,xgqfggszgg 1:-, wg 5,155 ' X if W R' A ww, W ' .dir . 'v , , ' S . wi ei U LW v 631933 xi i 4 N ' Si if W X :gg gif .4 ,W si , iii 1 S mai? ' YW ai i, ,T 35,4 K . X .. n,,., ,L . gf? 'L is qafwia .szfitl -' -1' 'z ,-:fx -f-i:gi ' ,-fa it . A ...., I R ' TREASURER 3 JANET ELIZABETH TWADDLE DC' bY Academic CLASS OF 1962 , if ., Ai i f gi 12 w iiir ii ,., , i, 11,5 4 E Ligfgffw ,15,Zf,25f - L. aa , .,. fjiigiignf 8 gf? by i I am i . w w x :- 5 X fi Sai, ,i f . . sf? g ' ng gu i .wi ii ' V 'V ' I9 ., ' Sw 5 :Q 5 ig Aff ' X wi i ,Q iq we if 5 4 wi' f 4 I W . pai Hfsmiiy 975 . N -. . 'i'i!,il.! i i N' 'is f ,, Ai J .A 'lin Qui 'Qi -ifi ii ? iii .f u gi , z 32 i gill SEE? ,Q .Ma 1' 'ifiiiifii is N Kiwi fi . .,..., : ' -'X- A 23155 ww-3 195, r 3 giofiap, Q Pf M 41 me . Gi Y if si RY? 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DUBOSE VERNON LEE ESHBAUGH Philadelphia General Summerville Academic CLASS OF 196 W, -Qff N ,W A X M, ..-. .- Ywwawyg - - . aww - --' MNQQY F , , U .- Q., ,, m y1.wf,wfm:aQ' mmfwf gf y gafl - wgifk-?w1Pf2!x21..:.' ,,e Q Q N 'f Q' - Q WMIAM G- F' K I 1 A Q Genera MMS, . . Q fn gw've-fvwwtv f . 'gf Q1 Q Q 'ddIef0Wn K-K-,ggfigggf y if I I ii:e7:5?a3',ll 195' , 'W M ' ' H ,-g, Q t,g,.f' ' ,Ei?:?':1'f'f ?w . Q S ,- ,.,, - A 7, ,L I . ':f.fQWIfQ5 -- f 2 . - , A fn e,g1',1-H ' , lf f --IL ' ' ' M '- L' H gf. :, , -Jw lgg Q-1'g,5'lQ,,g,L.f . . XEYVV V 1 3 ,,'g,.,y 5,53 2 Q- ,531-in -' ,Mgz 2, ww za:-iffis ' 4 A X Y'z35i5i- gL :M,f 113 ' K gy ggw ,. ff. 53 , R 3 egg. ffmwm, - k f L: - I EYER JOHN EMORY Academic Chambersburg GATES ALFRED B'-Am General TyfOne 35 SENIORS PAUL M. HANYON Hop Bottom General RQY A. HARRISON Forty Fort Academic GLORIA JEAN HARRY Carlisle Beauty Culture 5 36 l 1 mfff ',.L-zz ' , ' , M4 aw, .W ' 5 Q is 3 B km CLASS OF 1962 DAVID R. HERB gW2f.Q13?Q2?T.ff,. 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MALONE Fort Loudon General ALICE MAE NEGLEY Butler Academic SENIORS RICHARD LEE PEELMAN Meudville General S ww GLORIA JEAN ROBINSON Philadelphia Business Education i BONITA ROONEY Philadelphia Beauty Culture mm an l 1 1 s l l ,,sZ CLASS OF 1962 LAWRENCE P. SHAFFER Brockway General 359555 THOMAS E. SHAFER Gardners Gene,-gl MARY ESTHER SHULTZ Williamsburg Business Education SENIORS rr wwf JANE ELIZABETH SMITH Blondburg Beauty Culture GARY LEE SMITH JUDITH LEE SMITH Blandburg General Loncoster Business Educcti 44 on LINDA LOU 'SNYDER Lebanon Beauty Cu-Ifure CLASS OF 1962 BONNIE LEE WEIGEL Selinsgrove Business Educdfion MARY ELIZABETH WELCH York Beauty Culture SENIORS NANCY JEAN WHITMIRE Nanticoke Beauty Cultu FE im' RODGER A. WOLFE Lebanon Academic GREGORY D. WOODS Dubois Academic SENIOR ACTIVITIES LEANNA BLANK Beauty Culture, Hockey, Basketball, Band, Swimming, Chorus, Sextet. HAROLD BROWN Print Shop, Courier Staff, Baseball. JAMES CHRIST MachineqShop, Visual Aids Club, Football Manager, Yearbook Staff. CATHERINE DELANEY Business Education, Band, Basketball, Swim- ming, Courier Staff. KATHIE DEYARMIN Business Education, Art Club, Yearbook Staff Dramatics. HARRY DORSEY Sheetmetal Shop, Football, Basketball B , ase- ball, S Club. RICHARD DUBOSE Sheetmetal Shop, Visual Aids Club, Football, Basketball Co-Captain, Track. PATRICIA EMEL Beauty Culture. VERNON ESHBAUGH Electric Shop, Chorus, Art Club, Rifle Club. JOHN EYER Print Shop, Football. WILLIA F M INK Machine Shop, Football, Basketball, Yearbook Staff, S Club. ALFRED GATES Sheetmetal Shop, Track, Swimming. PAUL HANYON Print Shop, Baseball, Football Manager. ROY HARRISON Print Shop, Band, Chorus, Dramatics. GLORIA HARRY Beauty Culture, Chorus, Hockey, Majorette. CRAIG HENRY Machine Shop, Football, Cadet Officer. 747 ,X If , I I f rs. I, S me I DAVID HERB Print Shop, Band, Track. 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I ,. , 'I :IW-I ,,.55s?II,.ir5g,Elixirfeb-I.II.1I: gIls1 7,51 .. I JI' Ama- -1' 'MI :P fzj I'-, .l,m M xifi gmhf 'I-5 ':,,M:i51- .jf 1 :gli-:gg5.f .'1fll!,!I 'i 1 ,, ' ' . III Zi 'EEII1 I U I . - I 2:51. - fgfiilil .II I I -I, ,,. sig Illilmlsvz DEAN KENNEDY Print Shop, Football, Baseball, Track, Rifle Club, Band, S Club. GERALD LEMON Sheetmetal Shop, Basketball Manager, Band, Track Manager, Chorus. CALVIN McCLEAF Bake Shop, Football Co-Captain, Art Club, Track, Yearbook Staff, Visual Aids Club, S Club, Cadet Captain. JAMES MCCLINNHAN Electric Shop, Football Co-Captain, T ra c k, Visual Aids Club, S Club. JOHN MALONE Machine Shop, Football, Baseball. 48 RICHARD HULKER Electric' Shop, Football, r , 1 ming, Cadet Officer. RICHARD IMES Machine Shop, Track. HENRY JONES Sheetmetal Shop, Swimming Manager. JAMES JONES Sheetmetal Shop, Football Manager, Tennis Manager. GLENN KEITH ' CI b T ack S Club Swim- Business Education, Football, Track, S u , Basketball. THOMAS SHAFER Print Shop, Football, Band, Art Club. LAWRENCE SHAFFER Bake Shop MARY SHULTZ Business Education, Hockey, Swimming, Chor- us Sextet, Dramatics. GARY SMITH Print Shop, Band, Chorus. JANE SMITH Beauty Culture, Majorette, Chorus, Sextet. JUDITH SMITH Business Education, Hockey Co-Captain, Cho- rus, Sextet, Cheerleader. LINDA SNYDER Beauty Culture, Chorus, Sextet. BERTHA MILLER Business Education, Class Secretary, Art Club Dramatics, Majorette, Visual Aids Club, Year- book Staff. ALICE NEGLEY Student Librarian, Hockey, Cheerleader, Dra- matics, Yearbook Staff, Swimming, Chorus. RICHARD PEELMAN Sheetmetal Shop, Band, Chorus, Dramatics, Visual Aids Club. GLORIA ROBINSON Business Education, Hockey Co-Captain, Year- book Staff, Visual Aids Club. BONITA ROONEY Beauty Culture, Art Club. JANET TWADDLE Student Librarian, Class Treasurer, Hockey, Basketball, Dramatics, Majorette, Chorus, Yearbook Staff. BONNIE WEIGEL Business Education, Chorus, Yearbook Staff. MARY WELCH Beauty Culture, Chorus. NANCY WHITMIRE Beauty Culture. RODGER WOLFE Electric Shop, Track, Art Club, Football. GREGORY WOODS Print Shop, Football Co-Captain, Track, Cho- gus2cfQuartet, Cadet Major, S Club, Yearbook TG . 49 SENIOR MOST STUDIOUS John Herr Janet Twaddle MOST TALENTED Robert Hollinger Leanna Blank MOST POPULAR Gregory Woods Judy Smith NEATEST Gregory Woods Gloria Robinson FAVORITES MOST FRIENDLY Craig Henry Mary Shultz MOST DEPENDABLE John Herr Bertha Miller BEST PERSONALITY Robert Hollinger Linda Snyder ' BEST ATHLETE Gregory Woods Leanna Blank 51 HERE ARE THOSE WHO ARE LEFT BEHIND, OVER FIVE HUNDRED BOYS AND GIRLS COMPRISING THE LARGEST ENROLLMENT IN THE HISTORY OF SCOTTLAND SCHOOL. THESE YOUNG PEOPLE ARE BUSILY EN- GAGED IN DEVELOPING THEIR MINDS AND BODIES, STRIVING TO OBTAIN THE SKILLS NECESSARY TO PRODUCTIVE LIV- ING, TAKNG PART IN EVERY SCHOOL AC- TIVITY, AND LOOKING FORWARD EAGER- LY TO THAT DAY WHEN THEY TOO WILL BECOME MEMBERS OF THE GRADUATING CLASS. JUNIORS CLASS OFFICERS James Howard .S4.fS--fSA- President Ronald Young -,.- a..,a. Vice President Judy Wgll a,.,- ., aaaa...a.. Secretary Kenneth Ross W--- -...4.. .- Treasurer Seated: F. Guisbert, J. Wall, M. Tracy, R. Burkenhiser, C. Holderbaum, S. Beckner, L. Was- son, J. Mellott. Second Row: R. Young, R. Twaddle, G. Conrad, G. Neal, T. McMullen, D. Hughes, D. Woods. Back Row: J. Shafer, J. Negley, J. Long, R. Smith, D. Cowan, J. Howard. Seated: H. Deavers, G. Hockenberry, R. Hinkle, D. Pope, S. Ray, F. Hibshman, S. Brolley, W. Brown. Second Row: B. Rosengrant, G. Orbln, W. Nelson, J. Tognarino, W. Ross, L. Al- dridge. Back Row: K. Brobeck, R. Pyles, K. Ross, J. Honeycutt, P. Dubose, T. Parker, L. Martin. if ss fs 5 R. 35 SOIDHOMORES 5 .0 F5 Ee 93 ii :E is B. ff M ef Q fff CLASS orrlcens Morris Ryan ,---,,--.-.- .,... President Charles Bullock ...,... Vice President Karen Portner a--.,, ....,, ,MV Secretary Thomas Hibshman ..... .... T reasurer ge EE ZS 2 E E l Seated: L. Buffalini, A. Smith, J. Statler, D. Strayer, S. Grassmyer, L. Hinkle, R. Hayden, S. Skillman, R. Jenkins. Second Row: R. Golden, G. Mertle, R. Hanyon, C. Mooney, B. Beck- ner, D. Shaffer, E. Patterson, D. Mills, E. Mletzler, T. Spittler. Back Row: D. Jordan, R. Brobeck, J. Emel, R. Dynda, P. Gelsinger, H. Robinson, G. Ross, R. Ringler, D. Britton. E. 2 ,, EE si . 1 l l Z 5 Seated: R. Shank, D. Hartman, A. Jones, K. Portner, N. Worley, S. Schmeck, S. Eshleman, P. Fetterman, J. Walsh. Second Row: J. Guisbert, W. Hoover, D. Ripple, R. Kolowitz, J. Steele, C. Bullock, M. Ryan, M. Metzgar, D. Steele, R. Martin, C. Tyler. Back Row: W. Sandrus, 'D. Nelson, J. Rhodes, T. Hibshman, W. Hayden, J. Brolley, R. Tudor, J. Tognarina, W. Tudor, L. Overmiller, C. Young. 55 Seated: L. Brown, J. Mertle, P. Stroley, G. Hayden, S. Worley, D. Goble, V. Smith. Second Row: G. Price, D. Reibsome, G. Metzgor, T. Poriotis, M. Houser, G. Green. Third Row: J. Houser, L. Arnold, D. Burkenhiser, F. McLeain, W. Brown, L. Roof. Back Row: R. Roy, S. Harrold, L. Pogue, R. Bailey, R. Etter, G. Fink. FRESHMEN Seated: S. Pogue, V. Honeycutt, K. Snyder, N. Shafer, S. Young, C. Walsh, H. Negley. Sec- ond Row: M. Steidler, T. Woods, R. Jones, K. Westhaeffer, S. Sheoffer, J. Buckley, K. O'Brien, C. Golden. Third Row: R. Ryan, J. Price, W. Hyland, R. Etter, E. Negley, R. Wilcox, K. Green, L. Tudor. Back Row: S. Guisbert, J. Herb, G. Pogue, N. Mooney, J. Ludwig, T. Britton, W. Shank, R. Twaddle, D. Pompa. Seated: A. Sunderlin, M. Hissem, Bl. Hubler, A. Woods, L. Campbell, B. Kelecic, B. Shaffer, B. Scarangella, M. Croufz, B. Hooper. Second Row: W. Lehman, M. Hissem, R. Negley, C. Mills, B. Cook, P. Malone, R. Anderson, G. Cain, G. Deyarmin, D. Marlett. Third Row: K. Wilkes, G. Eicher, R. Gaeta, D. Thomas, J. Sheaffer, J. Ressler, J. Buckley, M. Overmiller, M. Eshleman. Back Row: R. Mellott, R. Ressler, K. Shank, H. McNear, V. Boehme, K. Hfolt- zer, D. Jordan, R. Ripple, R. Young, J. Pompa. -STH QR DE Seated: P. Ray, E. Burkenhiser, P. Deitz, C. Wishard, M. Shoop, A. Ross, J. Hayden, J. Brooke, J. Cowan. Second Row: G. Fink, R. Kolowitz, B. Aldridge, R. Cooper, Y. Richards, P. Metz- I-er, B. Fetterman, D. Biers, J. Shaw, D. Skillman. Third Row: J. Wicker, N. Moore, E. Millhouse, J. Bittenbender, J. Wall, R. McKay, L. Emel, R. Long, J. Ringler, J. Brooke. Back Row: R. Cunningham, D. Atkins, C. Anderson, S. Brown, T. Roof, T. Morris, V. Leisen- ring, L. Hissem, R. Williams, W. Parker, K. Green. Seated: J. Portne-r, G. Shaffer, E. Cain, H. Vickers, L. Cowan, M. Tyler, R. Buckley, L. Keefer Second Row: T. Morris, S. Santo, K. Miller, J. Eltman, J. Eltman, J. Dickerson, B. Gibbons K. Vickers, J. Orbin. Back Row: R. Harrold, T. Bauer, J. Roof, M. Emel, R. McNear. TH QR DE Seated: P. Hissem, J. Buffalini, M. Tognarina, A. Houser, J. Smith, W. Rhodes, B. Hartman R. Beckner. Second Row: N. Jones, T. Gutzwiller, N. Snyder, M. Schmeck, A. Steidler, D Keefer, R. Smith, A. Hubler. Bock Row: M. Portner, B. Brakeman, W. Jarzobek, J. Price, S. Lehman, T. Aldridge, A. Croutz. 1 1 Seated: M. Willis, W. Elsesser, C. Hartman, S. Pevarnik, J. Brown, L. Shaffer, P. Sites, J. P. Sh L Moillard M. Eagle. Second Row: R. Maul, W. Shadle, G. Goeta, W. Rohrer, aw, She ffer D. Althoff, K. Orbin, G. Runclle. Third Row: R. Steele, B. Thomas, E. Cunningham, G I V. Cunningham, W. Young, C. Walsh, R. Irvin, S. Purcell, C. Davies. Back Row: J. Llvesey, d. R. Roof, B. Santo, J. Thomas, L. Koziar, P. Scarangella, M. Stopa, P. Boehme, D. Howar 6TH GRADE Seated: H. Elsesser, J. Harrold, E. Millhouse, N. Stopa, S. Pentz, R. Negley, A. Sunderlin, d' h J Rummell P Covert R Negley, W. McKay, R. Price. Second Row: R. Jordan, R. Ban I5 , . , . , . ' M W. Hooper, J. Wall, C. Patterson. Back Row: W. Hayden, H. Emel, R. Ripple, G. etzgar W. Emmett, E. Metzler, L. Eshleman. Seated: B. Bullock, S. Pevarnik, A. Lewis, D. Estep, D. Eicher, E. Kolow't J. R h iz, 0 rer, B. Davies, D. Mills, C. Overby. Second Row: G. Thomas, L. lrvin, H. Douts, K. Portner, D. Partner, J. Russell, C. Hissem, M. DeWire, G. Thomas, G. Eshleman. Third Row: C. Eaton, D. Hissem, L. Ryan, C. Koziar, D. Covert, L. Jordan, J. Brydges, K. Miller, R. Hower. Back R w: R. P ' ' o rice, D. Nlssley, L. Bauer, L. Pogue, G. Short, J. Conrath. i Seated: D. Eagle, C. Douts, P. Estep, B. Mertle E Orbin L Pogue, K. Sites, D. Gibbons, E. Livesey. Second Row: M. Tognarina, D. Wasson, C. Young, M. Cecfere, D. Wishard, R. Kolowitz, W. Young, T. Williams, M. Smith, Third Row: R. Shoap, G. Smith, J. Schroth, S. Ripple, G. McGowan, J. Mills, G. Fazenibaker, C. Nissley, R. Hartman. Back Row: T. Thomas, M. Fink, J. Davies, G. Thomas, T. Willis, S. Covert, G. Crouitz. 4TH QR DE BRD GRADE Seated: A. Hart, W. Cunningham, R. Elsesser, P. Overby, S. Pevarnik, C. Douts, V. Hayden, R. Hooper, S. Negley, B. Estep, J. Fazenbaker. Second Row: D. Warga, L. Sca-rangella, C. Hissem, D. Eaton, D. Warga, S. Hower, D. Shenk, T. Shaffer, K. Miles, W. Sh-earer. Third Row: J. Shadle, M. Shultz, M. Shaw, D. Russell, J. Smith, L. Gutzwiller, F. Ryan, L. Eltman, T. Miles. Back Row: K. DeWire, P. Atkins, W. Hooper, M. Livesey, R. Conrath, K. Young, R. Hartman. K Seated: B. Pogue, S. Negley, S. Conrath, C. Bauer, R. Patterson, J. Pevarnik, D. Covert, J. Santo. Second Row: J. Douts, R. Short, R. Moore, A. Hower, C. Schroth, J Beam, T. Eagle, J. Eagle, R. Thomas, T. Overby. ZND GRADE THE CLASS OF 1973 Seal-ed: Kim Gibbons, Vicki Portner, Cindy Williams, Lucy Scorangella, Linda Stopa, Kathy Miles. Standing: Larry Stopa, Gerald Patterson, Robert Fink, Ronald Purcell, William Shoop, Jeffrey Shenk. 1ST QR DE Lucy, Jerry, Kathy, and someone lost in the background help Mrs. Mowery with an important task. Jeff, Kim, Linda, and Cindy mend the fence on the south forty of their farm project. f 31 I L ' :I . - ssl '- 1 A ' '.. sv '- .2 , t wwf, V' .. . TE ' E . X w g - I V . . - 5 b 6 . ,. 9 . 1,5 -E 5 .- w if- . ' .gg ' L . 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S' if WL - ,Q?'1. ,3 555- 1 3- if , -. UM f - fgggsp , . i.?ifeiifii1iWSg8fgfdffj9e gf , ' 3 Qfgzxw. ff:f.., .. . , ..., ... . .. , . U .SM - s, ,.,. ..w,,i E352 .Q .sg avi-fsi::1 wr-'-1,121-'elfgew w h w 'ssfi1i w arm ,vzfsv ffQf?wsaww S 'H if .A 4, 5 QL: .: ., ,,.. 3 . , .., ., .., I .. v fg, 5 k h M . gt,. ,,2g7 7 5' ' --'- M if ' Q .. 1 ' - , .. fiii1E5522i'LIL'svllcvibif - 5 M . X , ,M ge1g,qggS2s,1 ' f-1 W... ' fzi.pgq,Eyngqxgggzgi 2 HERE ARE THE ATHLETIC TEAMS THAT HAVE SO ABLY UPHELD THE PROUD TRADITION OF GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP BUILT UP BY SCOTLAND SCHOOL OVER MANY YEARS OF ACTIVE COMPETITION. NO SCHOOL OUR SIZE IN THE STATE CAN BOAST OF A SPORTS PROGRAM THAT IS MORE COMPLETE. COUNTY AND DISTRICT CHAMPIONSHIPS ARE COMMONPLACE, WINNING SEASONS THE RULE, AND OUR TROPHY CASE IS BE- GINNING TO BULGE. THE TEAMS OF THE 1961-62 SEASON HAVE ADDED TO THESE LAURELS. VARSITY FOOTBALL COACH PECK gives his proteges a few well chosen words at half time. Co-Captain Woods, Coach Katusin, Co-Captain McClinn- han, Coach Peck, Co-Captain McCleaf, VARSITY FOOTBALL was big this year as our fast aggressive team fought through a tough schedule for a great win seven lose three season. The Cadets rolled over Ship- pensburg, Waynesboro, Orbisonia, Carson Long, Ju-niata Joint, Biglerville, and Boons- boro. They lost to Big Spring, Southwestern, and Enola in close hard fought games. ln all the Scotland aggregation scored 2ll points to the opponents 7l. Front Row: Kennedy, Parker, P. Dubose, Shafer, Hoopengardner, Fink, Hulker, Smith, Hughes, Dorsey, Herr. Second Row: Keith, Malone, McMullen, Orbin, Honeycutt, Cowan, Howard R. Dubose, D. Woods, G. Woods, Hollinger. Third Row: Deavers, Wolfe, McClinnhan, McCleaf, Hockenberry, Ross, Young, Aldridge, Henry, Eyer. Back Row: Coach Peck, Hanyon, 66 Christ, Jones, Coach Katusin. LLOYD ALDRIDGE, shifty Cadet half- back, seems to be without friends in this shot but on many other occasions he turned that corner and was away for long gains. With Smith, Young, and Howard moving the ball well also, the Cadets displayed a powerful of- fense that riddled opponents' lines and put them in the win column on many a Saturday afternoon. Great defensive play also thrilled the cheering stands throughout the season. Here RICK DUBOSE and TOM SHAFER team up to thoroughly discourage a Big Spring lad who had visions of a sure touchdown in mind. Bill Fink, Butch McCleaf, Jim McClinn- han, Dean Kennedy, and Bob Hollinger were also great on defense. 67 E E X 2 7' s K s 7 z E 5 x 4 K X x x x -C 5 5 E 5 3' E K 2 : bl 2 4 5 P 5 ST K 2 5 :- X K X -4 :- :- P x aw it E : 3 E X I D' K THE VARSITY GO TEAM ready to move. Line: G. Woods, J. 'McClinnhan, T. Shafer, R. Hoopengardner, C. McCleaf, W. Fink, R. Hollinger. Backs: L. Aldridge, R. Dubose, J. Howard, T. Parker. Coach Mader, Co-Captain Ryan, Co-Captain Young. Junior High A young, green, lightweight Junior High team played its heart out during this year and came out of it with a win three lose six record. When they could generate an-offense they looked good especially when they thumped Waynesboro, Washington Township, and Biglerville. 70 Junior Varsitu There was little to shout about in the way of glorious victories for the J. V. team this year since they won only two in a very rough eight game sched- ule. However, there was a lot of foot- ball played by this squad and they showed a powerful offense at times. The varsity coaches are anticipating some fine talent to move up and, after all, this is what J. V. football is for. Coach Lesher, Co-Captain Woods, Co-Captain Poriotis, Coach JUNIOR VARSITY SQU D Front Row: Dynda, Kolowitz, Rhodes, Ringler, Tyler, Hartman, Hinkle, McCaughin. Second Row: Robinson, Emel,, Twaddle, Negley, Martin, Brobeck, Sandrus, Cooper. Third Row: Ryan, Young, Guisbert, Gelsinger, Hibshman, Overmiller, Tognarina. Bock Row: Bullock, Britton, Bralley, Hayden, Tognarina, Tudor, Metzgar, Ripple, Neal, Coach Mader. JUNIOR HIGH SQUAD Front Row: L. Pogue, Tudor, Harrold, McLean, Wilcox, Poriotis, Bailey, Etter, M, Hissem, Bittenbender, Aldridge, K. Green. Second Row: Negley, Price, Atkins, Arnold, Kolowitz, G. Pogue, K. Shank, Houser, W. Shank, Woods, J. Green. Third Row: Guisbert, Ludwig, Fink, McKay, L. Hissem, Mills, Cunningham, Wilkes, Morris, Ryan, Britton, O'Brien. Fourth Row: R. Anderson, Mooney, Derrow, C. Anderson, Brown, Roof, Steidler, Wall, Herb, Marlett, Skillman. Back Row: Ray, Emel, Metzgar, Shank, Burkenhiser. 1 FIELD HOCKEY Co-Captain Smith, Coach Katusin, Co-Captain Robinson. VARSITY Seated: L. Blank, G. Robinson, J. Smith, M. Shultz, J. Twaddle, J. Wall. Standing: J. Hayden, S. Sheoffer, S. Skillman, T. Spittler, A. Negley, D. Pope, J. Harry. THE SCOTLAND LASSIES playing their usual rough and tumble game had a good year. They did all their losi-ng in the opening game of the season when an aggressive Mechanicsburg team pushed two goals into the cage. From then on no one was able to beat them. They tied both Greencastle and Buchanan but beat them both in a re- turn match. They finished up with a fine win three, tie two, lose one season. JUNIOR VARSITY Seated: K. Westhaeffer, D. Strayer, N. Shafer, K. Partner, L. Hinkle. Standing: A. Jones, E. Metzler, D. Walsh, C. Tracy, E. Patterson, J. Mertle. 'W LEANNA BLANK JANET TWADDLE VARSITY SENIORS Mechanicsburg Greencastle Scotland Scotland Buchanan Penn Hall SEASON'S RECORD Scotland Scotland Buchanan Greencastle Scotland Scotland ALICE NEGLEY fl 1,4 -alias , . Ill, I ' 23,1--ma 7, we,L:x,fQ1I.lqsw,5w, fgfgllw .1 www-say, l-+9fgw34'fae'g,,:l,ss in rkftlfmsz lisa .I mfi2.:.sS2lswf , -lii 1 Ml ' L nl xg iii 5152. ' ' ,Q S w,,,,:,2aef f ,MI -. 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I- , , ,fl , 1' lg I'-f ll Il 'Il ' -'-- fl .,:, MARY SHULTZ GLORIA ROBINSON JLIDY SMITH If ll JEAN HARRY 73 ::' 'ffl I lf-' I HOCKEY ACTION What are good hockey teams made ot? Cooperative effort, spirit, the will to win and lots and lots ot practice. Our Lassies were out there every after- noon despite aching muscles, chilled knees, and bruised shins. Here are good hockey players in action. VARSITY Ruth Jenkins Judy Smith Sue Beckner Karen Portner Judy Wall Alice Negley CHEERLEADERS JUNIOR VARSITY Kneeling: Susan Worley, Carolyn Mooney, Sandra Young, Judy Stat- ler, Jill Buckley. Standing: Beverly Gibbons, Margaret Tognarina, Judy Brooke, Janet Smith. This noisy exuberant group of young ladies made their presence felt at every ath- letic contest and pep rally throughout the school year. Their bouncy gyrations and clever routines set the pace for our partisan and en- thusiastic cheering section. SENIORS Alice Negley Judy Smith VARSITY BASKETBALL TIME OUT HUDDLE Co-Captain Hollinger, Coach Frey, Co-Captain Dubose Scotland School's l962 contribution to the local bas- ketball scene was some combination of this rangy, aggressive group of athletes. They compiled an im- pressive win l7, lose 5, record, they finished second in the county league, they were the Franklin Cou-n- ty Class C representatives i-n the state playoffs, they gave a thrilling performance every time they took the floor, and they earned a reputation for good sportsmanship where ever they played. Front: James Howard, Gregory Woods, Harry Dorsey, Terry McMullen, Frank Hibshman, Manager Gerald Lemon. Back: William Fink, Torrell Parker, Richard Dubose, Robert Holling- 7 er, John Herr, Phillip Dubose, Coach Marshall Frey. 6 HOLLINGER goes high. RICK tries his hand. RED does ii' again. HERR hits for two HARRY DORSEY RICHARD DUBOSE ROBERT HOLLINGER VARSITY SENIORS WILLIAM FINK JOHN HERR GREGORY WOODS JUNIOR VARSITY Coach Peck, Captain Honeycutt Seated: D. Hughes, M. Ryan, J. Walsh, J. Honeycutt, K. Ross. Standing Coach Peck, P. Gelsinger, W, Hayden, D. Britton, W. Tudor, Manager Hockenberry. The Junior Varsity did something in l962 that the Varsity could not match - they defeated Greencastle and on their own floor. This win gave them a win I8, lose 4 record and a tie with Green- castle tor the county league leadership. The Junior High team found themselves in a tough league and ended with a win 4, lose 7 season. JUNIOR HIGH Coach Katusin, Co-Captain Green, Co-Captain O'Brien. Front Row: L. Tudor, G. Pogue, T. Woods, K. O'Brien, M. Hous- er, R. Etter, J. Herb, J. Green. Second Row: Coach Katusin, T. Roof, T. Morris, T. Britton, N. Mooney, W. Hyland, D. Mar- lett, W. Parker, G. Keith. Third Row: S. Guisbert, R. Cunning- ham, K. Wilkes, C. Anderson, K. Green, J. Buckley, J. Bitten- bender, W. Jarzabek. Back Row: R. Ray, D. Skillman, J. Wall, J. Price, J. Roof, M. Hissem, J. Houser. 79 CNRLS BASKETB LL VARSITY Donna Pope, Arlene Jones, Janet Twaddle, Leanna Blank, Tyletta Spittler, Linda Hinkle, Catherine Delaney. There were plenty of exciting moments and a great deal of spirited action in the afternoon league as our girls compiled their best record in recent years. In the nine games they played, they came away win- ners in four. Their schedule included a pleasant day Coach Katusin, Co-Captain Pope, Co-Captain Spittler. JUNIOR VARSITY Jean Hayden, Ruth Hayden, Sandra Young, Judy Statler, Sally Sheaffer, Cathy Westheaffer, Karen Snyder. 80 and a big win at Linden Hall, promi-nent girls' prep school in Lancaster County, Mf,,,f,fwfQfb. ff ,I WW, M wwf,w,5wfMWvW-,miwrsw, -I Mffgsww ' w a?23'3g:+'QQ52,if'h-5312, sf? gi, Q35 'RS I I ' f :wa Qxvmmigwz?-zwgv4MvQw,3Qf.wglxyw - - ' 1 . xwvwwwwiifgwwsgmgwp sw . 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X, .,,. , . . .,, I , , . .. , A' wi-.gf S. .. - I: ' I -' ff-1ffgp5gQq.f 391 ':,p31., SgN, wh ' Qweig :fn I. , ,X 'Q-1Sk5L:657f.P-.IL:2j'fI:Q:!g.i,f'gxfigiiw'f 'VST' 1 'I -: inrgaiiiz' 5:29, YET, 1. :F .1 X 7 7Q1Q-fQ3.vfX.i:g,--ggi? i A . Q TS, if '. '5fi,:gfjQ .-:5,E:.f: '- . ,, If ww I s 3355 ,- H -M g:-5 -,--g,:-:.Qv ,:5pp QA H, A E :P-r '4Qw::'-f : Z igi ,-if? L wif A , 'ef gyi mwgf -- 'I nf 1' LEANNA BLANK SENICDRS CATHERINE DELANIEY JANET TWADDLE THE GIRLS IN ACTION TRACK COACH SHIELDS loads his charges. 1961 sQuAn Front Row C McCleaf R lmes L Aldridge G Keith J McCllnnhan P Gelet D Cowan, T Woods J Shafer Second Row Coach Shields R Smith D Woods R Young D Kennedy P Dubose K Ross W Hayden G Haugh G Woods Coach Boss Back Row G Lemon T Ross, T Campbell R Fochler R Dubose R Fachler, R Hulker D Marlett J Honeycutt The Scotland Thinclads once again proved that no one ' their class few in any class could beat them. They came home with a win in nine out of eleven meets. They took county and district honors as usual, won the Hanover Relays, and placed second in their class in the big time Penn Relays at Philadelphia. ,ass . F ' tk av ' :., ,,'- W , nl s rg WS! - -' ' ' 5 'x' ga I Giwav - ss:-Weil -: H dm' V- ww lS f-W Qfmmwew V L w e ,rc N . if J. ra'-5999 r-w-Mow .. ,451-K.. .. ,.-.. -W'-ff , . im.. I, . .w3,,,1,,i?,. ,., ,A ,QQ .., .Q , ,,,, T , fic it 5 ra . ..,,,,... . ..q,,,t.,,w...1, -,M .. 1- ggy 'ff' BASEB LL 1961 TEAM Front Row: J. Rhodes, H. Brown, W. Reibsome, J. Malone G Conrad Second Row: D. Steele, P. Honyon, J. Snyder, E. Skillman, Hughes R. Hughes. Third Row: J. Herr, J. Howard, R. Tudor, J. Negley, G. Neal J Barry, Coach Mader. Back Row: C. Golden, G, Skillman, R. Fochler, H. Dorsey, D. Britton, R. Hollinger. Coach Mader and his Cadet Sluggers once again played second fiddle to the Track Team in spring competition but showed a one hundred per cent improvement in the win column over last year. They had four big wins in an abbreviated season. With more experience and better weather they hope to show comparable improvement this year. COACH MADER is two runs behind SWIMMING Front Row: R. Brobeck, C. Mills, G. Deyarmin, C. Golden, B. Aldridge, J. Brooke. Second Row: Coach Boss, J. Ludwig, C. Young, W, Shank, L. Pogue, J. Price, R. Bailey. Bock Row: R. Smith, A. Gates, D. Cowan, R. Hulker, L. Arnold, L. Roof, W. Brown. Swimming is just getting up steam as a competi- tive sport at Scotland. The boys team swimming its second season competed in four meets and the girls in their first season met two opponents. There were no victories but the Scotland Splash- ers are showing good form' and steady improve- l'T16I'1l'. COACH BOSS COACH KATUSIN Front Row: A. Negley, C Delaney, J. Hayden, B fer, G. Hayden, J. Brooke ler, L. Blank, M. Shultz, A Woods, L. Campbell. Beckner, J. Cowan, S. Sheat- Back Row: J. Wall, T. Spitt- TENNIS 1961 TEAM Front Row: Coach Schaffer, P, Spiftler, W. Hoover, G. Ross, W. Brown. Back Row: T. McMullen, F. Delaney, S. Bralley, W. Ross. The Scotland Netters in their first year had little success in four well played matches. The Junior Rifle Rangers competing in an estab- lished league have had one win in their first six matches. COACH MORGAN COACH SCHAFFER M 2-Mx. ' ' Kneeling: T. Shafer, J. Mc- Clinnhan, D. Kennedy, R. Golden, W. Ross. Standing: Coach Morgan, D. Jordan, D. Woods, R. Martin, V. Eshbau-gh, R. Kolowitz, R. Kolowitz. ' ' of ' . XXIVVRX THE SCOTLAND Front Row: T. Gutzwiller, W. Ross, T. Woods, K. O'Brien, W. Jarzabek, N. Mooney, D. Woods. Second Row: S. Sheaffer, N. Shafer, L. Blank, C. Delaney, R. Twaddle, A. Woods, R. Peelman. Third Row: L. Hinkle, B. Hublxer, S. Grassmyer, J. Rhodes, D. Strayer, N. Snyder, Back Row: L. Cowan, J. Sheaffer, B. Cook, W. Brown, J. Howard, J. Brooke, T. Shafer. SCHODL BAND 3 . S E S Front Row: D. Jordon, D. Mqrlett, J. Herb, W. Shank, G. Lemon, G. Smlfh, R. Young. Second Row: R. Harrison, T. 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Standing: Barbara Scrarangelld, Janet Twaddle, Agnes Sunderlin, Jean Hayden, Donna Shaffer, Jane Smith, Jean Harry, Betty Shafer, Bertha Miller. DANCE BAND Front: Robert Young, Richard Peelman, James Howard, Thomas Hibshman, Second Row: Frank Hibshman, William Shank, Gary Smith, Ronald Young, Tyletta Spittler. Third Row: Joe Houser, Rodney McCaughin, William Hoover, John Shafer, Mr. Singel, Douglas Woods, Delores Strayer. DRAMATICS MRS MARIAN STEWART, Dramatic Coach, runs through the third act. JUNIOR GROUP Seated: P. Hissem, B. Hubler, J. Dickerson, B. Shafer, B. Kelecic, B. Cook, A. Sunderlin. Second Row: A. Hubler, A. Houser, N. Jones, N. Snyder, L. Cowan, D. Keefer, E. Cain, L. Keefer, M. Partner. Back Row: B. Aldridge, G. Shaffer, B. Brakeman, J. Ress- ler, W. Lehman, H. McNear, T. SENIOR GROUP Seated: R. Hayden, B. Miller, D. Strayer, K. Deyarmin, M. Shultz, D. Gable, H. Negley. Second Row: D. Hartman, S. Schmeck, A. Negley, J. Wall, J. Twaddle, E. Patterson, B. Beckner, G. Conrad. Third Row: D. Jordan, R. Harrison, E. Negley, J. Negley, C. Bullock, R. Peelman, D. Cooper, D. Woods. The Scotland Thespians took play acting seriously this year and presented three fine major productions. THE CLEANEST TOWN IN THE WEST, a one act comedy, A MODERN THANKSGIVING, a holiday play, and the big three act THE SKELETON WALKS were all smash hits. Aldridge, A. Croutz. 92 Cold hands and a warm hearth from THE SKELETON WALKS. Members of the saloon set from THE CLEANEST TOWN IN THE WEST. The Red Gulch bar was the- busiest place in the cleanest town. Mrs. Stewart gives a scream lesson during rehearsal for THE SKELETON WALKS. Everyone but Doug seems pleased that George remembered his lines. Sheriff Doug Woods protects the fair in his best Paladin manner. VOCAL MUSIC The vocal music groups, as usual, were quite busy from September until June. Whenever talent was needed, wherever singing was in order, there was some com- bination of young voices to fill the bill. Soloists, a boys' quartet, a girls' sextet, a church choir, or the larger choral groups were ready to perform at any function both at the school or in the area. The annual Christmas and Spring Concerts which feature the finest voices in the stu- dent body were especially well done this year. MRS. CONSTANCE l-IAULMAN Choral Director MIXED CHORUS Front Row: L. Blank, T. Spittler, D. Strayer, S. Schmeck, A. Woods, J. Harry, L. Snyder, J. Smith. Second Row: A. Smith, R Burkenhiser, B. Weigel, S. Young, W. Hoover, R. Hollinger, D Hughes, B. Beckner, J. Smith, M. Shultz. Third Row: S. Beckner, L. Campbell, J. Mellott, S. Ray, J. Wall, T. Mc- Mullen, G. Lemon, J. Shafer, A. Negley, N. Shflfeff E- potter son. Fourth Row: R. Harrison, J. Steele, D. Marlett, G. C0r1 rad, D. Britton, D. Woods, M. Welch, J. Twaddle, C. Holder- baum, A. Hertzler. Back Row: v. Eshbaughf G- Woods, D Cowan. CHURCH CHOIR Front Row: J. Smith, D. Strayer, M. Shultz. Second Row: S. Ray, J. Wall, T. Spittler, L. Blank, J. Twaddlle, J. Smith, L. Snyder. Back Row: J. Shafer, D. Woods, J. Steele, R. Hollinger, G. Woods, D. Hughes. GIRLS SEXTET J Familiarly known as the Scotland Lassies and usually suitably garb- ed, the Girls' Sextet were popular entertainers throughout the school year. Left to Right: Delores Strayer, Judy Smith, Leanna Blank, Linda Snyder, Mary Shultz, Jane Smith, and Accompanist Tyletta Spittler. soYs QUARTE1' No entertainment would seem complete without Cl good male quartet and Scotland had one. This foursome never tailed to please. Left to Right: Dennis Hughes, John Shafer, Gregory Woods, Robert Hollinger. 95 VISUAL AIDS CLUB Under the watchful eye of MR. KANUK, Club Sponsor. SENIOR GROUP Seated: G. Robinson, B. Miller, D. Mills, K. Partner, J. Mellott. Second Row: D. Hartman, T. Hibshman, C. McCleaf, R. Shank, D., Hughes, W. Hoover, R. Golden. Back Row: J. McClinnhan, J. Christ, P. Dubose, R. Dubose, T. Parker, R. Peelman, D. Steele, R. Smith. This popular group are concerned with the care, main- tenance, and operation of the visual aids equipment and perform a valuable service to their school. They are on call to set up and operate a projector at the request of any instructor. Seated: M. Steidler, L. Arnold, S. Young, J. Buckley. Second Row: W. Brown, F. Derrow, R. Ray, R. Bailey, R. Etter, J. Houser, T. Poriotis, J. Herb, J. Green. Back: L. Pogue, J. Lud- wig. 96 v ART CLUB Seated: Mr. Boss, S. Beck- ner, K. Deyarmin, B. Roon- ey, B. Miller. Standing: T. Spittler, J. Steele, H. Deav- ers, T. Shafer, C. McCleaf, R. Wolfe, B. Beckner, V. Eshbaugh, J. Togna-rina. BEAUTY CULTURE Seated: N. Whitmire, J. Smith, B. Rooney, J. Harry, L. Snyder. Standing: L. Blank, M. Welch, Mr.-Schaffer, A. Hertzler, P. Emel. SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHERS Seated: N. Worley, S.. Schmeck, S. Eshlemon, S. Skillman. Standing: K. Deyarmin, G. Rob- inson, D. Mills, A. Negley, L. 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CADET OFFICERS Captain McCleaf, Lieutenant Deavers, Lieu- tenant Hoppengardner, Major Woods, Lieuten- ant Hulker, Lieutenant Herr, Mr. Shuler, Mili tary Instructor. SAFETY PATROL BOYS Front: P. Covert, H. Elsesser, L. Shaffer, R Roof. Back: L. Koziar, D. Howard. x S , , 1 Z COURIER Seated: John Herr, Catherine Delaney, John Negley, Sharon Schmeck, Judy Wall. Standing: Dennis Hughes, James Howard, Sandra Eshleman, William Brown. The SCOTLAND COURIER is eagerly awaited each month, not only by the stu- dent body and staff, but by friends and alumni from all over the United States. lt is unique among school papers in that it is written and published entirely by our own students. Copy is prepared and edit- ed in the classroom and the complete printing process is accomplished in our own shop. Judy Wall, James Howard and Sondra Eshle- man get some help in the preparation of copy from Miss Helen Miller, Faculty Advisor. Senior printers, William Brown and John Herr, assist Mr. Sanders, Printing Instructor, with lost minute adjustments to the offset press. YEARBOCJK William Fink, Alice Negley, James Christ, Bertha Miller and Bonnie Weigel begin the long process of sorting the copy and pictures that go to make up a yearbook. We who have been working closely with this year- book, TAPS for' l962, have grown mighty fond of it through association. We know that it will not inspire the same feeling in all readers, but if our book meets with your approval, if you think it has done what we planned for it to do, then the staff feels amply repaid for all its labor. Kathy Deyarmin and Calvin McCleaf get a few words of wisdom about design and layout from Mr. Boss, Art Supervisor. 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