Smithsburg High School - Leopard Yearbook (Smithsburg, MD)

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About the Seniors Name Nickname Pet Saying Past Time Ambition Will Be William Huff “Billy” “Hi. Bake”... Athletics Marine .... Drafted .lames Frev “Jim” “Got vour English?”. Horseback riding Sailor ....Farmer Theodore Wade “Ted” . “Friend or enemy?” Hunting Sailor Defense Worker Lucile Olson ....“Lu” .. “Darn it” Riding jn “Chevies” School teacher ... Music Teacher Edna Leather “Edner” “Oht Well” Giggling ..Nu rse ...Nurse Arlene McGlauirhlin “Patty” “Oh. Mv Goodness” “Bud” Stenographer Movie Star Joyce Davhoff “Ellie” “No. I Didn’t” Catching suckers Nurse Mrs Frances Barkdoll “Fannie” “Aw, heck” Getting “ads Stenographer Edwin’s wife Mary Jeanette Beard . “Mary”... “You’re Crazy” “Jim” Stenographer Boss’ pet Emorv Dovle “Hen” “Is that so?”... Hiking Sailor Machinist Nevin Funk .. “Heftv” ... “Hev. you” Tall stories Accountant Clerk Dorothy Kline . “Elmer” “Gee Whiz” Reading Stenographer Stenographer Louise Wolfe “Wolfie” .“Hi. there”.. “Bra ndv Stenographer Shirley Temple II Ix uise Kuhn “Coonie” “You boys” Writing letters Seamstress Housewife Bettv Kuhn “Bettv”. ..“Mv, Gosh!” Talking Housewife Old Maid Dorothy Smith ...“Tarzan” “Hey, kids Roller skating Nurse • • Irene Smith “Beanie “Gee Whiz” Roller skating Waitress ...Soldier’s wife Geraldine Lentz “Shorty”. “Aw” Knitting Beautician Beautician Eugene Frev “Gene” “Hev Talking Preacher ...Farmer Elmer Kline Jr. “Jack” “Oh. Well” Thinking up excuses Machinist Life Insurance Salesman Edward Bachtell “Ed” “Yes, dear” “Lu” Admiral “Gob” (Jerald Brown ..“Bookie” “I don’t know” Soda Jetk Sailor ... Defense Worker Ruth Ross “Ruthie” “I’ll think about it” Writing letters Mrs. Howard Spiker Same Robert Barrick... “Bob” “No kidding?” making faces .. Drummer ....Army Officer Joseph Newcomer “Joe” “Well. I’ll be” . Model T Ford School Teacher ... Mechanic

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FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA First row (left to right)—Francis Brown, John Moore (secretary) Conway Flohr (reporter), Joseph New- comer (president), Albert Kretsinger (vice-president), Edward Bachtell (treasurer), and Mr. Remsburg (adviser). Second row—Albert Kline, Thurman Frey, Robert Forrest, John Smith, Harold Barber, John Rinehart, Robert Green, Eugene Wolfe, and Lloyd Gearhart. Third row—Edmond Jackson, Cecil Gaver, Raphael Reynolds, Leroy Fleagle, Charles Marker, Gerald Brown, and Earl Wolfe. Fourth row Wade Kline, Quinn Fogle, Robert Frazer, John Kelbaugh, Walter Mertens, Billy Grams, Ted Wade. Kenneth Phetteplace, Floyd Gearhart, Eugene Frey, James Frey, and Carroll Wyand. Fifth row Billy Winders, Robert Smith, Richard Ross, Frank Newcomer, Charles Maclay, Richard Eckstine, Donald Fleagle, and Howard Ridge. BASEBALL SQUAD First row (left to right)—Smith, 2b; Wolfe, p.; Wade, rf; Gearhart, c; Mertens, lb; Masters, ss; Bach- tell, p; Heiston, p; Hoover, 3b; Kline, If. Second row—Grams, sub.; Winders, sub.; Wyand, sub.; Frey, c; Newcomer, Mgr.; Martin, coach; Fleagle, cf; Marker, sub.; Hartle, p; Kretsinger, sub.; F. Brown, sub.; G. Brown, sub. Page H

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