Smithsburg High School - Leopard Yearbook (Smithsburg, MD)

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 jUiljL. SofttbalL SaAkoiLalL Front row, left to right (Softball and Basketball)—Lois Reecher, Betty June Biser, Reba Miller, Lucille Frey, Doris Barnhart, Jean Weaver (Captain Basketball), Mary Catherine Smith, Betty Kendall, Betty Dwyer, Dorothy Kuhn, Virginia Davis (Manager Basket- ball). Second row, left to right (Softball)—Elayne Dayhoff (Score Keeper Basketball), Vivian Walter, Ruth Biser, Mary Catherine Gardenhour, Betty Dagenhart, Mrs. Mann (Physical Ed. Director), Maurita Palmer, Lucille Gaver, Eyleen Tracey, Betty Myers, Anna Mae Grams, Lucy Shanks. SEVENTH GRADE (From page 15) Harold Spessard, Joseph Bowman, Neita Hengbaug, Re- gina Barkdoll, Virginia Scott, Mrs. Mann, Betty Crum, Gloria Kindell, Betty Gearhart, Charles Gardenhour, Tom- my Owens, Frank Harris, Richard Gardenhour, Richard Brown. • Third row, left to right: Donald Harne, Charles Smith, Donald Frey, Robert Brown, Richard McPhearson, Lee Hays, Franklyn Shockey, Kenneth Smith, Richard Gardner, James Heishman, Robert Geiser, Marvin Hahn, Paul Spes- sard, Charles Burgess, Donald Kline, Richard Bickle. Page 16

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fciqJdpL tjhadsL • Front row, left to right: Georgia Bell Brown, lleen Hahn, Helen Moudy, Mary Catherine Smith, Joseph Smith, Nancy Dwyer (Sec. and Treas.), Walter Dayhoff (President), Ger- ald Brown (V. President), Gene Cowan, Ralph Heck, Joseph Kline, Leslie Leathers, Marlene Winders, Constance Seiberl. • Second row, left to right: Helen Wisherd, Betty Blake, Jane Delauter, Janet Ridenhour, Lois Martin, Mildred Fleagle, Jean Smith, Dorothy Fritz, Mrs. St. Clair, Carole Fergerson, Evelyn Schroyer, Johanna Moyer, Connie Phet?p!ace, Lucille Cline, Helen Forrest, Betty Miller, Frances Bishop, Nancy Jacques, Peggy Slick, Ravenna Winters. • Third row, left to right: Margaret Himes, Betty Grams, Vera Jones, Dick Hays, Robert Smith, Harold Gift, Allen Martin, Daniel Pike, Donald Brown, Charles Newcomer, Leroy Shockey, Richard Larimore, Douglas Moyer, Lloyd Wade, Donald Duffey, Raymond Hershberger, Glenn Bachtell. • Those absent were: Earl Bachtell, Richard Cadori, Wal- ter Kline, Joseph Duffey, Theodore Fleagle, Guy Gusss- ford, Donald Johnson, Leonard Wade, John Huntsberry, Jr., Emily Alsip, Grace Fulton. Ssvmih. )hadsL • Front row, left to right: Margaret Blake, Pauline Liebolt, Arlene Eckstine, Jean Rowe, Curtis Wolf (Class Representa- tive), Donald Bachtell (Vice President), Peggy Reecher (Pres dent), Sarah Newcomer (Secretary-Treasurer), Shirley Dwyer, Kathleen Miller, Catherine Flohr, Roberta Hersh- berger, Jean Huntsberry, Peggy Fishack, Richard Toms. • Second row, left to right: Robert Lewis, Herman Glenn, (Please turn to jxtge 16) Page IS

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tjbihu' t WikJticA, The girls of Smithsburg High School began the school year of 1944-’45 by directing the athletic portion of their interests to the field-ball tourna- ment between the classes. Through the great in- terest as well as their expert playing, the Sophies snatched the field-ball pennant and received a love- ly blue and gold plaque in recognition of their work. It seemed as though this tournament had scarcely been completed when old man winter” made his stealthy approach, ending outdoor sports for an- other year. As the ’44 basketball season the varsity reported one victory and nine losses. Although our Smitties were defeated by Boonsboro on their home court, the tide was changed when our varsity opposed Boonsboro at S.H.S., for here they easily copped their first victory. The best game of the season (despite the fact that we lost to a score of 27-23) was played with Woodland W'ay Junior High School. The score was tied when the final whistle blew but the Smitties went down during the extra five min- utes of play. Place Home Home Home Home Home Home Away Away Away Away Season's Record Score Opponent 39 23 27 27 30 12 43 15 Williamsport 27 18 Boonsboro 28 9 20 Smithsburg 32 24 13 19 12 Washington Township 20 1 win - • 9 losses Player Weaver Beecher Kuhn .... Dwyer . Davis .... Biser .... Barnhart Kendall Frey Girls' Individual Scoring Position Games Goals Fouls Total c. 10 29 12 70 R.F. 9 12 1 25 L.F. 10 17 7 41 R.F. 8 7 6 20 L.F. 10 9 3 21 G. 9 G. 10 G. 10 G. 9 Like everything else this spring, our return to the soft-ball field was early. A varsity team composed of members of all four of the high classes played several games against the neighboring high schools. Page IT