Shanksville Stonycreek High School - Chicahonian Yearbook (Shanksville, PA)

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Ron' I: Mr. Barnet, William Pile, joan Lambert, Marlene Poorbaugh, Doris Brown. Ron' 2: Lois Boyer, Betty Lou Fritz, janet Mostoller, Mary Hillegas, Helen Bisiclc. jean Zerfoss. otiozml Honor Society This year, for the first time, Stonycreek Township High School became affili- ated with the National Honor Society. As its name implies, this is an exclusive organization based on scholastic attainment and activity growth. This society has already caused an increased interest in scholarship on the part of our students. The club is financed by individual dues and through receipts from moving picture programs. When our charter comes from the National Headquarters, the Somerset Chap- ter will initiate the new charter and install the new members. First officers of our society are: Preridenf, Williztm Pile: Vice Preridenl, Joan Lambert, Secretary, Mar- lene Poorbaughg Trefzmrer, Doris Brown, and Adzfiror, Mr. R. B. Barnet. SX Class Room at Christmas Watchiiug the Freshman Initiation '16

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sfsftrha.t..a..... Seated: Kenny Lowry, William Pile, Ted Grenke, Helen Nibert, Standing: Alice Wood- ward, Doris Kimmel, Ber- nice Stutzman, Maxine Ross, Sara Jane Wilson, Marlene Poorbaugh, jean Hillegas, Janet Mostoller, Lois Boyer, Betty jane Landis, Bernice Mostoller, Helen Hillegas. The Vftza stag For the second year the Stonycreek School Newspaper has been printed instead of mimeo- graphed. The Viklet is printed monthly and is eagerly awaited by everyone interested in our school. The cost of publication is met by charg- ing 40c per year for subscriptions, and through advertising. We also showed a movie and spon- sored a dance for the benefit of our paper. We have a wide circulation since we exchange papers with seventeen other schools, some colleges and the School Press Exchange. Copies of The Viklet are sent to our Alumni in the Armed Services all over the world. LITERARY STAFF Editor-in-chief ,,..... ..,,.,, , . ..,., Mary Louise Felten Arrirtant Etiitorr ,.,..... Donald Lowry, Karl Poorbaugh Feature Editorr .,......,. .. ,.., .. ,.,., ,.,...,.. i .. , .. Kathleen Schuster, Doreen Heinemeyer Sporty Etijtori' ..,... .,... . .Jim Spangler, Sara jane Fox Exchange Editor., .,..,.. .,,.,.,.,.., ..,..,.. . M ary Hillegas Alttmrri Etlitorr ..,.,..,......, joan Lambert, Elby Walker BUSINESS STAFF Circulation Managerr . ..., .........,. ....,... . . ,. , .. ..,..,.....,,.,.,. .Evangeline Bauermaster, Jean Pile Photography ..,,...,...... , ..,,. , ..,., ,.,..... , . . Bill Pile Arrignment Editor ,.,... .....,. D elores Olsen Bztrinery Manager .,...t.., .. ...., ,... . .,,... F red Zeigler REPORTERS Bernice Mostoller, Janet Mostoller, Betty Jane Landis, Lois Boyer, Bernice Stutzman, Doris Kimmel, Sally Wilson, Helen Hillegas, Maxine Ross, Helen Nibert, Alice Woodward, Ted Grenke, Jean Hillegas, Kenny Lowry, Marlene Poorbaugh. Atiwroru. .,.....t,....,....,.,......., Miss Nancy Jeane Yant Frorzt: Sara Jane Fox, Mary Louise Felten, Delores Olsen. Rear: Joan Lambert, Mary Hillegas, Mary Brant, Kath- leen Ann Schuster, Donald Lowry, Karl Poorbaugh, ,lim Spangler, jean Pile, Miss Wilma Speicher, Evangeline Bauermaster. 15

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Row l: Jay Duppstadt, Guy Walker, William Schrock, james Deeter, Elwood Friedline, Rich- ard Horner. Row 2: Meredith Shaffer, Morris Kimmel, Glenn Miller, Eddie Denner, Blair Walker, Jack Frye, Clarence Keller, jay Hillegas, Leon Rhodamer, Donald Duppstadt, Floyd Lehman. Row 3: Telford Walker, Karl Wisler, Charles Custer, Franklin Weaverling, Hubert Weyant, Robert Custer, Eddie Miller, Robert Denner, Devon Walker, Mr. Shelly, Advisor. Future Farmers of America OFFICERS President ......,....,. ,.................... .,,...... B l air Walker Vice President ...,,.,.. ............,..., J ack Frye Treasurer .,......,.... ,....... C larence Keller Reporter ..... ........., H erbert Walker Advisor ..,..,,. ,....,... J oseph S. Shelly The Stonycreek Valley F . F. A. Chapter has completed another successful year under the able leadership of Blair Walker. A rotating schedule of meetings gave the Chapter an opportunity for holding two meetings per month at which all members could be present. Each month a guest speaker spoke to the organization on various agricultural subjects. Projects which were conducted by the Chapter were the building of a brooder house, conducting a broiler project, a forest improvement project, and the tapping of the maple trees in the school wood lot. A Father and Son Banquet was held on March 14th. 17