Smithsburg High School - Leopard Yearbook (Smithsburg, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1950 volume:

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' Q 4 ' 4 4 :Q Q I X l I l I I . . I D I I O C . I I O l C . D I I I I 0 9 I O ' fl 4, V . 'I eg J '- - V vu Q. I 'af J .sa I V! , , A J! I ' r ii . 5 X' A K K , or W . -- J : ' 3' : L -- I J ff ' 0 we E f '- ll A .: my r N 1 , f ,1 -af, 1 - 4, W ef . N 5 JA x 1' ,4 4.-1 .yr -7' SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS J, -18 JACK FLINE E1nSte1D Academlc All the world loves a lover RICHARD BROWN G1z.rno General How changed from w at PRESIDENT DONALD BACHT ELL Santee ' Academlc ove IS so d1fferent w1th us men 'HI 17.-qi JEAN ROWE Acaderrnc Man's not worth moment's pa1n a TREASURER VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY CLASS MOTTO ' The door to success 1S labeled 'PUSH CLASS COLORS - Green and Pmk CLASS FLOWER - P1nk Carnat1on X ll ' ' II 5' , f' K 5 4 ,f . un ' ll h b f I PC5253 1 W A he was ! I 5 I , 1 I HL ' ' I ' u A Q4 . ll ? ll 1 u . 7 , E 8 ,ff rx V' ' . u A Kg ,, ,- - v ' I- vu ,M Ga RICHARD BIKLE Dicky Boy Academic Variety is the spice of life. MARSHALL BOWMAN 'Jack General Content IS the true hilosopher s stone JOYCE BROWN Brownie Vocational Believe one who speaks from experience BETTY LOU CRUM Crum1e Vocational When I am at leisure I do most work ROBERT BROWN Pedro' Academic ' ucky 1n cards unlucky in love SHIRLEY DEWEES Booper General Love conquers all things let us too yield to love 33,40 15 aww 'FDA SHIRLEY DWYER HP. C. ll Vocational Take all the swift advantage of the hours.' CHARLES GARDENHOUR Buddy Academlc atch your opportun1t1e s ARLENE EC KST INE 'Exlax Academlc 'Slow to vengeanc e sw1ft to k1ndness ' RICHARD GARDENHOUR D1ck1e Lee ' Academ1c H1s llfe pr1vate unact1ve calm conternp1at1ve CHARLES FITZ F1tZ1C Curl General HIS bark IS worse than h1s bxte ROBERT GEISER Jason' General W1thout money all 1S vaxn 4' Nw ANNABELLE GRAYBILL lIAnnll Academic 'She is wise who talks but 11tt1e REB ERTA HERSHBERGER S1s sy' Vocat1onal Speech 15 gre t ut s11ence 1S greater JOANN GREENAWALT Jo General ' he moves a goddess and she looks a queen GLORIA KENDALL Kendall ' General eave s1lence to the sa1nts I am but human JAMES HEISHMAN 'Stud Vocat1ona1 ork f1rst and then rest DONALD KLINE Don General n honest man's the noblest work of God in-1 T 'X Qu- I BAWN MCCREA Plp Vocat1ona1 aylng 15 one thmg dolng another FRANKLIN SHOC KEY ' Frank ' Vocat1onal amt heart never won fan- lady SARAH NEWCOMER Sar1e Academu: Gentle 1n manner but resolute 1n deed CHARLES SMITH 'Bulldog General rn1ss 15 as good as a m1le PEGGY REECHER Peg Acaderruc A woman's natural quallty IS to attract PAUL SP ESSARD llTexll General Better a blush on the face than a blot on a heart. 1 Y RICHARD TOMS Shrimp Vocational Stop traveller, thou art treading upon a HERO. ELLEN WRIGHT Blondie Vocational Be silent and safe - silence never betrays you PATRICIA WENDLAND Pat' Academlc e gen1us or pres1d1ng sp1r1t of the place JOHN YEATES ' Lass1e General Speak for yourself John Q, CURTIS WOLF Cleet Academlc Thoughtless we 11ve expect1ng not to d1e x X XX CLASS HISTQRY One early September morn 1n the year of one thousand nme hundred forty s1x a gang of k1ds numbermg forty f1ve trouped 1nto Room Z4 for roll call From here the boys were put under the gu1d1ng w1ng of Mrs Mann and the g1rls under the 1nfluence of M1ss Schroyer As Halloween txme approached everyone felt 1n the mood for a party so one was staged at Jean Huntsberry's home Only a few turned up but they had scads of fun Wh1le freshmen the class part1c1pated 1n the Jun1or h1gh operetta 'The Whxte Gypsy Donald Bachtell Sh1rley DeWees Peggy Reecher R1chard Gardenhour and Charles Gardenhour played the lead1ng roles Th1s stage performance was under the dlrectlon of Mrs Dorothy Se1bert the mus1c teacher The school term of '47 '48 found the A sectlon 1n Room 31 w1th M1ss Stull and the B sectxon 1n Room Z7 w1th Mrs St C1a1r Th1s year the group numbermg th1rty n1ne no longer felt that they were the green1e freshmen of '46 The class off1cers were chosen as follows A Sectlon Pres1dent Sh1rley DeWees V1ce Pres1dent Sarah Newcomer B Sectxon Presldent Donald Kl1ne Vxce Presldent Regxna Barkdoll Secretary Jane Fahnestock Those who showed the1r ath1et1c ab1l1ty were Sh1rley Dwyer Glorm Kendall Betty Gearhart and Annabelle Grayb1ll for the gxrls the boys were Beckley Snyder Donald Bachtell Charles and R1chard Gardenhour John Yeates Bobby Ge1ser Rmchard Bxkle and Curt1s Wolf On June 13 1948 a class p1cn1c was held at Hershey Park Trans portat1on was prov1ded by a chartered bus Who w1ll ever forget the odor when a gallon of p1ckles fell to the floor and broke ' No one seemed to care they were eaten just the same In September of '48 the class agam journeyed back to Smxthsburg But th1s t1me they were the JollyJun1ors numbermg th1rty exght W1th Room Z8 as the1r homeroom and Mr Surnmers as thexr supervlsor they ' . 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' Secretary ----------------------- P atric ia Wendland had a very enjoyable year before them Th1s year Donald Kl1ne was entrusted w1th leadxng the class and R1chard B1k1e assxsted hmm Curt1s Wolf kept accurate records and Donald Bachtell doled out the money Pumpkxns lanterns and cold cr1sp a1r meant Halloween aga1n Th1s tune the party was held at Gardenhour's cabxn It seems that a worse mght cou1dn't have been chosen The fog and ram were terr1f1c But Just the same a large number turned out Who w1ll ever forget the Jumor class play Beyond Reason ' present d on January Z1 I949' It seemed that bad weather was always our choosmg th1s mght was dreadful Roads were 1cy and the fog could have been cut w1th a kn1fe but nevertheless lt was the best-attended functxon ever held at Smlthsburg I-hgh On February 18 under the gu1d1ng wmg of Mrs St Clazr the class travelled to Gettysburg Battlefxeld W1th the a1d of a gu1de they observed the famous landmarks The Jun1or Senxor Prom was an event wh1ch w1ll be a lxvmg memory for everyone who attended The gymnasxum was d1sgu1sed as a sprmg flower garden and was really magmflcent Refreshments were served from a garden tea wagon the wheels of wh1ch were decorated w1th whxte roses Musmc was furmshed by Al Gruber and h1s orchestra The troupe th1s year was well represented on the athlet1c f1eld The heroes and hero1nes were Donald Bachtell Charles and R1chard Gardenhour R1chard B1k1e Bobby Ge1ser Bawn McCrea Jxmmy Hexston Curt1s Wolf and John Yeates Glor1a Kendall Shxrley Dwyer Shxrley DeWees Peggy Reecher Roberta Hershberger and Pat Wendland For the fmnal and most memorable year the class aga1n met th1s t1me mn the trad1t1onal homeroom Z9 Wxth Mr Rohrbaugh as the adv1sor they could truly say they were soph1st1cated sen1ors Vot1ng for class offlcers was the fxrst ordeal The ballots read Jack Cl1ne Presxdent R1chard Brown V1ce Presxdent Jean Rowe Secretary and Donald Bachtell Treasurer The staff of the yearbook a truly senxor project was put lnto successful accompllshrnent The he men of the class th1s year were Donald Bachtell Curt1s Wolf Bobby Ge1ser Charles and Rlchard Gardenhour Bawn McCrea and J1mmy Hexston They put forth the1r efforts and sp1r1ts 1n produc1ng f1ne soccer basketball and baseball teams It seems as though the gxrls would rather be spectators than players Glor1a Kendall was the only g1r1 who part1c1 pated mn fleldball She showed fzne sportsmanshxp and excellent playmg U1 every game Ccmflrwrl 1 ' ' C . , . . 1 . 1 - . 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I a 3 CCe5famer1f We the members of the class of 1950 be1ng 1n a sane state of m1nd do hereby bequeath the follow1ng to the remammg students of Sm1thsburg Hlgh School To the faculty we extend our slncere thanks and grat1tude for the1r undy1ng patlence and gu1dance Wh1Ch a1ded us through the years of turmoll To the Jun1ors we cord1ally bequeath our homeroom Mr Rohrbaugh and the senlor pr1v1leges wh1ch we used to the best of our ab1l1ty To all underclassmen we extend oodles of good luck and success dur1ng the remalmng years at S H S The 1nd1v1dual bequeaths are as follows To R1chard Stottlemyer goes Jack Cl1ne's curly ha1r Fay Clever falls he1r to Glorxa Kendall's athlet1c ab1l1ty Orlan Cowan rece1ves Pat Wendland's ab1l1ty to get A's from Mr Summers Joan Benchoff IS fortu nate to recelve Sara Newcomer's qu1et personahty Sh1rley DeWees w1lls her undy1ng devot1on for one man to Kay Moore Clover Jean Clopper 1S he1r to Peggy Reecher's carefree personallty Curtls Wolf and Rlchard B1kle leave the1r chem1stry tact1cs to Glenn Sanders To Mary Lee Grams goes Jean Rowe's s1ng1ng ab1l1ty R1chard Toms w1lls h1s phys1que to R1chard Henry and R1chard Brown g1ves h1s stature to Robert Grams R1chard Coffman 1nher1ts R1chard Gardenhour's n1ckname D1ck1e Lee Joyce Brown grants Helen Harne her way of hookmg school w1thout gettmg c aught Jan1ce Bowman 1nher1ts Arlene Eckst1ne's modest ways Charles F1tz leaves h1s 1mag1nat1on to Bobby McCla1n wh1le Frankhn Shockey'S muscular ab1l1ty goes to John Martm Beverley Semler falls he1r to Anna belle Grayb1ll's pet1te bu1ld Donald Bachtell adds h1s face makmg ab1l1ty to Mr Summers' already frne collectlon Sh1rley Dwyer's tr1m fxgure goes to June Johnson Bob Brown leaves h1s g1rl troubles to Dale Harbaugh Betty Lou Crum grants her always sm111ng face to Helen Harne Henry Shockey falls he1r to Paul Spessard's Texan ways To James Wendland goes Harold Warner's sprmg vacat1ons QAWOL Ellen Wrxght w1lls her man troubles to B1rney Green Bobby Lynn falls he1r to Charles Garden hour's bass vo1ce Donald Kl1ne w1lls h1s execut1ve ab1l1ty to John McClay To Gary Harbaugh goes Bobby Ge1ser's basketball ab1l1ty Roberta Hersh berger leaves her tallness to Phyll1s Leather Charles Sm1th glves h1s hatred for women to Bobby McCla1n Dewey Wr1ght falls he1r to James He1shman's love note wr1t1ng John Yeates Bawn McCrea Jmmmy Hexston and Marshall Bowman w1ll the1r off1ce tr1ps to Ray Hartle In the presence of w1tnesses we place our seal and testament thls month of June nlneteen hundred flfty gf i an . . . D. . ' . . Donald Bachtell Rlchard B 1kle Joyce Ann Brown Rlchard Brown Robert Bmwn Jack Bowman Jack Chne Betty Lou Cruxn Sh1r ley Dwyer Ar lene Ec kst1ne Charle s F 1tz Charles Gardenhour R1chard Gardenhour ACTIVITIES Leadersh1p Club 1 Z 3 4 Soccer 1 2. 3 4 Basketball 1 Z 3 4 Class play 3 Off1cer 3 4 Operetta 1 H1gh News Z Leopard 3 Glee Club 4 Class play3 4 Operettal Soccerl 2 3 Base balll Z Off1cer l 3 Debat1ngClub1 Dramat1cs Club Z 3 Math Club 4 Danclng Club 1 Z 3 Dramat1cs Club 4 Basketball 4 Leopard 4 Dramat1cs Z Sc1ence Club 1 Leadersh1p Club 3 4 Class Ofhcer 4 Operetta l Class play 3 4 Operetta 1 Photography Club 4: Leadersh1p Club 3 Hobby Club 1 Sc1ence Club Z Leadersh1p Club 1 Z 3 4 Soccer 4 Baseball Z 3 Class play 3 4 F F A Club 3 Math Club 4 Soccer 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Off1cer 4 F H A 1 Z 3 4 Class p1ay4 G1eeClub4 Fxeldball 3 Cheer leader 2 Leopard 3 4 Hxgh News Z 3 Operetta l Glee Club 3 4 F1eldba111 2. 3 Basketballl Z 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Softballl 2. Dramatxcs Club 3 4 Dancmg Clubl Z Class play4 Operettal H1ghNewsl Z 3 Leopard4 Class play 3 4 Leopard 4 Glee Club 3 Dancmg Club 1 Dramat1cs Club Z Cards Club 3 I-hgh News 1 2 3 Dramat 1cs Club Z 3 Leopard 4 Glee Club 3 4 Class play 4 H1gh News 3 Operetta 1 Glee Club 3 4 Soccer l 2. 3 4 Basketball l Z 3 4 Hxgh News Z Vxsual A1d Club 1 Z Leadersh1p Club 3 4 Class play 3 Operetta 1 Glee Club 3 4 Soccer 1 Z 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 I-I1ghNews2 Vxsual A1d Club 1 Z Leadersh1p Club 3 4 4 Shirley DeWees - Officer l, Z: Class play 4: Dramatics Club I, Z, 3, 4: Robert Gexser Annabelle Grayb1ll Joann Gr eenawalt James He lshman Reberta Hershberger Glor1a Kendall Donald K11ne Bawn MCCrea Sarah Newcomer Peggy Reecher Jean Rowe Franklm Shockey Charles Sm1th Paul Spessard R1chard Toms Soccer Z 3 4 Basketball Z 3 4 Class play 3 V1sual Amd Club 1 Dramatxcs Club Z 3 Leopard 4 Glee Club 3 4 Operetta l Operetta 1 Class play 4 Hlgh News 3 Glee Club F1e1dba1l Z Danc1ng Club l Dramat1cs Club Z 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Class play 3 4 Hxgh News 3 Leopard 4 Dancmg Club 1 3 Dramat1cs Club 2 Operetta 1 Cheer leader Z Leadersh1p Club 3 4 F F A 1 Z H A 2. 3 4 Basketba13 F1eldball1 Z 3 4 Basketballl Z 3 4 Softball Z Class play 3 Operetta l Dancmg Club 1 3 Dramat1cs Club 1 2 Leopard 4 Hxgh News 3 Glee Club 3 4 V1sual A1d Club 2 Leadersh1p Club 3 Photography Leadersh1p Clubl Z 3 4 Soccer Z 3 4 Basket ball Z 3 4 Baseball2. 3 4 Glee Club 3 Operetta 1 Class play 3 4 H1gh News 1 Z 3 Off1CCT 1 Z Leopard 4 Glee Club 3 4 Danc1ng Club 1 Dramatlcs Club Z Card Club 3 Fxeldball 3 Hxgh News 3 Leopard 4 Dramatxcs Club Z 3 4 Danc1ng Club 1 Cheer leader 2 Operetta 1 Glee Club 3 4 Operetta 1 Class play 3 4 Off1cer 4 H1gh News 1 Z 3 Glee Club 3 Leopard 4 Dancmg Club I Dramat1cs Club Z 3 Leadersh1p Clubl Z 3 4 F F A 1 Leadersh1p Club2 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Soccer I Leadersh1p Clubl 2 3 4 Baseball 3 F F A 1 2 Leadersh1p Club 3 4 Operettal C MMM! ' - : : ' : 3: ' F. . . 19 1 1 Z 1 1 4' Club 4: Officer 2, 3: Baseball 1: Leopard 2, 3. . 6 CLASS PRQPHECY January 6 1955' My how the tmme goes by As I s1t here beh1nd my desk 1n Dr McC1ean's off1ce memor1es beg1n to 1nvade my m1nd These are the memor1es of h1gh school and my classmates Today they are scat tered over the four corners of the earth G1or1a Kendall 1S on duty as a WAF nurse 1n Alaska Sara Newcomer and Arlene ECkSt1DC both Reg1stered Nurses are pract1c1ng at Walter Reed Hosp1tal Wash1ngton D C Annabelle Grayb1ll now Mrs Ke1th Moyer has a full t1me Job be1ng the mother of tw1ns Sh1r1ey DeWees has become Mrs Charles Guessford and has a part t1me Job model1ng at D1ff1OH'S Cloth1ng Store 1n Hagerstown Maryland Charles and R1chard Gardenhour have both found a career 1n the Un1ted States A1r Force as a l1eutenant and colonel respect1vely wh11e R1chard B1kle has chosen the Navy A1r Corps Roberta Hershberger 1S operatmg a beauty salon 1n New York C1ty Wlth Betty Lou Crum as her ass1stant Jean Rowe IS pr1vate secretary to Senator Curt1s Wolf of Maryland Robert Brown has bought the Oller farm and IS do1ng a swell Job at rear1ng thoroughbred race horses By the way Bob has found a g1rl who he th1nks 1S sens1ble and lt surely looks ser1ous After complet1ng four years at M1am1 Un1vers1ty Donald Bachtell IS phys1cal educat1on 1nstructor at the new Sm1thsburg H1gh School It seems as though Patr1c1a Wendland and Jack Cl1ne w1ll never get enough educat1on Pat 1S majormg 1n psychology at Duke UH1VCTS1tY and Jack 15 Stlll study1ng at Carneg1e Inst1tute Ellen Wr1ght who 1S Mrs Edd1e Buchanan IS teach1ng home economlcs at Hagerstown H1gh Sh1rley Dwyer IS model1ng for SEVENTEEN magaz1ne 1n New York wh1le Peggy Reecher 1S do1ng secretarxal work for the same magaz1ne James Hexshrnan J1mmy I-Ie1ston and Bawn McCrea have found the1r future 1n the Coast Guard. , . . . , . . . - . Q n 1 I D ' U 1 0 9 ' . . - , . I i . 1 . , . ' I I , . I . . . ! 5 1 . I . 1 1 Frankl1n Shockey and Donald Kl1ne have become co-owners of a huge apple orchard near Sm1thsburg. Rlchard Brown has recently purchased what used to be Hoffman's Chevrolet Garage 1n Hagerstown. R1chard Toms was h1red as a salesman. Marshall Bowman 15 employed at Camp R1tch1e as mamtenance off1cer. Charles Smxth and Charles F1tz are m Russ1a as Umted States' consuls. It seems as though some of the members of the class are good pol1 t1c1ans John Yeates 1S the representat1ve from the forty nxnth state Alaska And guess what' Paul Tex Spessard owns a large cattle ranch near El Paso Texas Robert Gelser eloned wxth a g1rl from Srrnthsburg and hasn't been heard from s1nce Last but not least we have Joyce Brown ownmg and operat1ng a drug store on the west coast C fmfwwf The seruor class play was presented on December 16 1949 The t1tle was Mother Was a Freshman whlch recently had been a movle The play went off w1th a bang Baccalaureate Servlce was held on June 4 1950 On June 7 1950 Commencement was held m the school aud1tor1um Speakers from the semor class were Sarah Newcomer and Donald Bachtell The top1c was 'WORKING TOGETHER We extend many thanks to all who made lt possxble for us to reach th1s goal Patrxcxa Wendland Musxc Club 1 Dramat1cs Club 2 3 Glee Club 3 Leopard 3 4 H1gh News Z 3 F1eldball 3 Operetta 1 Class play 4 Offxcer 1 Z Curt1s Wolf Class play 4 Operetta 1 Soccer 1 Z 3 4 Dramatxcs Club 2 3 Scxence Club 1 Leopard 4 Glee Club 3 4 Offxcer l 3 Ellen Wrlght F H A 3 -101111 YEARS Soccer Z 3 Basketballl 3 BaseballZ 3 Leadersh1pClubZ 3 4 .1 . . 0 - - - , . . , u . 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I I ' Txtle BEST ATHLETE BEST SPORT BIGGEST FLIRT MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED NICEST LOOKING MOST STUDIOUS DID MOST FOR CLASS MOST DRAMATIC PRETTIEST EYES NICEST SMILE TALLEST SHORTEST SILLIEST MOST TALKATIVE MOST MUSICAL BIGGEST TEASE LAZIEST SHYEST WHO S WHO Boy Donald Bachtell Robert Ge1ser Curt1s Wolf Jack Clme Curt1s Wolf Jack C11ne Donald K11ne Curt1s Wolf R1chard B1kle Char les Gardenhour R1chard Brown R1chard Toms Charles F1tz Robert Brown Donald Bachtell R1chard Blkle Rxchard B1k1e Franklm Shockey f Gxrl G1or1a Kendall Sarah Newcomer Peggy Reecher Sarah Newcomer Joann Greenawalt Patr1c1a Wendland G1or1a Kendall Sh1r1ey DeWees Sh1r1ey DeWees Sarah Newcomer Roberta Hershberger Annabelle Grayb1ll Patr1c1a Wendland Shxrley DeWees Sarah Newcomer Peggy Reecher Shu ley Dwyer Ellen Wrxght - I N ' 0 Mos'r HAPPY-GO-LUCKY Richard nude shmey Dwyer -T l' If-1'0SCfi fy f Q ' 1 .lk ff 'ff 47' , A Q a , I if 55- A hg.. i 'E ' A 5? f Q X! K V K! 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' A ' .K ., x. 4' ..- R we X H XY 'I -' V . f ' tg,WJ1 Q .4 X Q'lw I IL- 2 , '. ..Vl X ' 4 4 vri -K 1,r:.y ' 1 ' ' 5 F 10 Y F ,ff X CALENDAR SEPTEMBER School days school days' Oh those lessons agam' Let's catch our breath l day for the fa1r P T A begms another year Even the clubs are anxlous to get started S H S won fxeldball game 3 2 OCTOBER Soccer game 1 1 The Amer1can Male Chorus v1s1ted us they're alreet' Woe h woe' Semors moan after tests How about a subscr1pt1on magazme carnpaugn begxns Soccer and f1eldball games we lost both Our f1rst mov1e Pep assembly who sold the most magazmes 21 Y1ppee' No school teach ers' meetmg 1n Baltxmore What' T1ed another game l Watch the b1rd1e' P1ctures were taken sembly on 'My Maryland NOVEMBER Shame on us Jun1or h1gh won magazme contest Ouch' We lost another game A Jumor won the Democracy Contest 'Young Mr Llncoln' V1SltCd Look at those seruors' Sen1or Day Llbrary Club mxnstrel show Who ate two turkey dmners U DECEMBER 6 Senlors had the1r pmctures taken at n1ght rehearsals M1rac1e on 34th Street' Hollywood h1ts S H S Sen1ors present Mother 1S a Freshma Glee Club Chr1stmas program for P T A Merry Chr1stmas everybody JANUARY Whatja get for Chr1stmas' We trumped Clear Spr1ng 75 36 Sen1or name cards arrwed Assembly Fam1ly L1fe a d Your L1fe Work FEBRUARY Junxor Prom ' just a movxe D1d we beat Thurmont' 'Bells of San Fernando We beat Boonsboro 55 35 F1nd1ng the R1ght Job Bet all Oh no' We lost to W1ll1amsport 17 6 Fxnally another hol1day One half Graduat1on musxc pract1ce already MARCH Boonsboro won the game 55 53 ls all the yearbook work fuushed Who's Crazy Now ' We all ar Assembly by Mr Rohrbaugh' class APRIL 6 10 Here comes the Easter Bunny W1ldf1re swell mov1e MAY What d1d you get 1n Enghsh' fReport cards 31 Semors are drawmg then' last breaths JUNE 7 C ommenc ement I3- ' ' 16- ' . .. ' 8- , . ' n 9- , '. 19- ' 23- - -2 . . . '. 23- ' ! 24- . . . ' . 28- ' 30- , , , ' -. 3- ' ' . 5- ' - . 23- ' ' . Z7- - ' ' n 4- -. ' . 5- . 7- -o - '- ' . 8- ' '-' '! 11- ' ' - 9- ' . ' ' ' . 10-' 13- ' 15- - . 1 16-H. . . H- 14 - ' ' . the seniors know how now. 17- - 21- , . ' ' ' . -1. 20, - ' . - - 23- ' ' - . . . 0 28- . . . 25- . ' -l. 26- . .l . 29-As ' . 1- - . 15- . 17- . e. 24- , 5 1- -. . . u 9- . . IO- ' ' . , - ' ! 11-' . ' ' . 14- ' ' H- '. 16- ' . ' 18- ' ' . u i u zz- ' . 5' - 1 SENIQR PLAY 1-5 Old S H S was transformed 1nto both Hollywood and college when the sen1ors presented the1r annual play Mother 1S a Freshman on December 16 1949 The cl1max of weeks of rehearsal w1th MISS Stull and M1ss Yeakle as adv1sors arr1ved as the curtams opened revealmg a college soph's problems When Ab1ga1l Abbott Susan's mother went to college on a very generous scholarsh1p the coeds became Jealous as the males became worshlpful admlrers Dean G1ll1ngham certalnly had her hands full when Professor Mlchaels fell 1n love w1th the new Freshman Mrs Abbott Those ever lov1n' college fellows B1ll Bobo How1e and Jack really had d1ff1cult1es w1th the1r g1rlfr1ends Bunny Helen Carr1e and Susan wh1le Sylv1a Marge and Clara had worr1es of thelr own Po1nter College students were Betty Lou Crum Sh1rley Dwyer Annabelle Graybxll Sarah Newcomer Peggy Reecher Jean Rowe Patr1c1a Wendland Rlchard B1k1e Robert Brown Jack Cl1ne and Charles Fxtz Sh1rley DeWees Arlene Eckst1ne and Curt1s Wolf were members of the college staff whxle Joann Greenawalt played the role of the attract1ve mother who went to college. Mother IS a Freshman was based upon a story and a recent mov1e The recept1on hall of the Green Hall G1rls' Dorm1tory, Po1nter College, New York was the settmg for the play -YA. 4? , 7' ' 5 ' ,. H , I x 2 ' . 1 F K ' nge be 1 V 1, A Q I - . ' W C A LH, ,. ' l i Y R 1 l 9 s l qv - 1 ff? -a ' g ,, K X ? K 7 X Q V 5: Vw- h ,Q A' 9 F l A A 1 . K , BN ., . s 1 3 ' 0 ' , 1 4 .K '- z . . H . 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 I I G l 1 1 U l 4 . , O O ' 1 A 1 1 D 1 . . . . . , , , . I 1 1 - 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 I . 1 1 I 1 ' 1 l 1 i 1 GLEE CLUB HWHY POST CLUB LIBRARY CLUB FW .nf-I' MATH LU SHOP CLUB L....l H ME C CLUB PF! I DRAMA CLUB AOC' X PHOTO CLUB I u SPORTS CLUB MUSIC CLUB DANCING CLUB SAFETY PATROL ala? ,l XQX or AW gp-'S 5 ,gal sl Y? rw fin f,,fQ 3 ids of N! nik I .af - - 1 l . - K N' 5 ' ff? X '- I , ' I F-fi - fx. .X -5 fa, D M - ' K X ., . -EN, 5 ' :I L. - t K ' 4 J: 3 T ,A A 4 A E f ,ix I v UK ,AJ W 2 ' -- . 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D Y lx Arnwrxcs QM b'f X ssl Jayvees 1 4-iQ dp Soccer Vavs 113, wg' 2.3, ew j xw?f Q'9' '7 ' V E gas FXN BOYS' BASKETBALL 1949 50 Upsets w1ll come now and then but It was the W1ll1amsport W1ldcats who after defeatmg the Srrnttzes early 1n the season turned back our boys later for the second t1me by a one po1nt margm to take the County Class B tmtle The 16 15 score m the second game d1d not over emphas1ze the W1ldcats super1or1ty 1n that part1cular contest but It also d1d not prove the S H S qu1ntet to be the same team wh1ch up to that game had averaged 46 pomts per game The boys tr1ed hard but the spark was m1ss1ng especlally after the loss of Bobby Ge1ser because of a hand mjury F1ve members of the squad hung up the1r togs for the last tlme followmg the Boonsboro game on March 2 These semors were mstrumental 1n estabhshmg a f1ne scor1ng record McCrea Gemser Bachtell and the Gardenhour tw1ns These boys w111 be keenly mmssed when the task of assemblmg next season's team take s plac e QSCORESQ H S H S Opp 6 Wash1ngton Twp Greencastle W1ll1 amsport Clear Spr1ng Qu1ncy Hancock Thurmont Boonsbo ro The team averaged 45 pomts per game scormg 757 PO1HtS to the1r opponents' 688 H1gh scorer was Bobby Ge1ser w1th 177 Charles Gardenhour won foul shootmg honors hxttxng for an average of 65 per cent Team record Won 8 Lost 9 JAYVEES The Jumor Vars1ty played a schedule of 15 games wmnmg 9 and droppmg 6 two of wh1ch were by close marg1ns of 1 po1nt They scored 461 po1nts aga1nst 416 by thelr opponents Coffman Semler and Schxldt all Jun1ors next year w1l1 bolster the remams of the Varsxty wh1ch were left after graduatlon QSCORES1 S H S H Opp Washmgton Twp Greencastle Qu1ncy Hancock St. Mary Thurmont Boonsboro 41 Washxngton . S. .S. CDpp. . . . . 32 3 ' . TT' TT' 29 73 -- -- 44 51 ' ' 15 16 75 36 ' 54 28 51 32 ' ' 54 34 50 30 56 45 34 42 St. hAary's 57 58 24 43 50 42 55 35 53 55 . . . Opp. S. .S. . Z0 39 ' . Z9 19 15 45 --- --- 32 16 ' 39 Z9 24 37 38 16 24 Z9 's Z7 12 22 23 28 17 35 15 36 31 42 ' St 51 46 ball if Due to lack of lnterest 1n the sport cornpet1t1on w1th other schools was d1scont1nued dur1ng the early part of the season M1ss Grove has mtroduced a program of 1ntra mural basketball 1n the gn-ls' physlcal educat1on classes The followlng records were comp1led from the f1ve games played by the Varslty team F1eld Goals Fouls Po1nts Dwyer Kendall Hahn Schlldt Shatzer F I ELDBALL i O Elm I' 1, 9, 6 Q' I W It gn C J ii '-'L Wg I Q Q GIRLS' BASKETBALL 8 4 Z0 14 4 32 3 9 15 ' 7 3 I7 1 0 Z 'E hmmm 1 lx .M 1W I-ICDNCDRS Pup1ls hav1ng a mark of A 1n all major sub 1nd1cated Patr1c1a Wendland Ronald Cowan Sh1r1 ey Sch1ldt Sarah Sllck Jeanne Brown Marc1a Sm1th Arlene Eckstxne Sarah Newcomer Janet Schxldt Donald Leather Jean Rowe Sen1or Freshman Fre shman E1ghth Sophomore E1ghth Semor Sen1or Sophomore Fr e shnman Sen1or jects for the markmg per1ods s s S s s s s s s s 3rd Znd Znd Znd Znd Znd Znd 3rd 3rd 3rd 3rd 3rd 3rd Pup1ls hav1ng not less than a B 1n all major subjects for he f1rst semester Annabelle Grayb1ll Joanne Greenawalt Peggy Reecher Patsy Benchoff Wanda Hahn Fred Kendall Nancy W1nters Robert Grams Jacquel1ne Sm1th Jane McCla1n R1chard Coffman Lel1a Fahnestock Darlene Sanders Gladys Brown Janet Sch1ldt Anna Lelter if Sen1or Sen1or Sen1or Jun1or Jun1or J un1or Sophomore Sophomor e Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Patsy Bushey Catherme Eccard Anna Lookabaugh Ir1s Mart1n Patsy Sm1th Donald Leather Trenton Schroyer Gerald Deal Marc1a Srruth John Benchoff Shlrl ey Ruths Jeanette Gardenhour Genev1eve Burgessor Patsy Forrest Jan1ce Wolf Peggy Butt erbaugh Freshman Freshman Freshrnan Freshrnan Freshrnan Freshrnan E1ghth E1ghth E1ghth E1ghth E1ghth E1ghth Seventh Seventh Seventh Seventh Mrs Lo1s Malott for the t1me you spent prmtmg the mater1a1 for th1s volume Mrs Malott IS a graduate of S H S class of 1945 and 15 now a member of the off1ce staff of the Board of Educatmn and Mr Thornton R1der a member of the S H S faculty for the f1ne photographm work and the helpful suggestwns whxch contrxbute to the success of the 1950 LEOPARD . . 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