Smithsburg High School - Leopard Yearbook (Smithsburg, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 146 of the 1951 volume:

v -sk 3 ov 35 HO fm vxxoviaw OF 3T4f.YY'g 5l513 3-G Vifxifd Saraioux, W U ' ,,i Q wYv .f -' f L I MEMORIES YEARBOOK OF SMITHSBURG HIGH SCHOOL I-l-Ui. 1950 51 f figs? L.-J 5.4. 11.....1 LL. 45 i NITHSBURG HIGH SCHO LW. EE E F EE E 4-1-QL f'4',g'gRx 1.95-x gs. I lf i if 'N ff f 3' V I! img I J' WR fi,'gg+ Q'k ' 4- 5' gffy. I ig 8- I fi? A If'-55, 55' 5 Q ,y Q has ga f E i V DEDICATION STAFF FACULTY CLASSES SPORTS ADVERTISEMENTS AUTOGRAPHS EDITOR Orlan Cowan '51 , 1. Yiv, - 1 ax ' F X , i Y- - Q .W i fr, 4115 . vi 1 - liz 7 M - 131' J . I ,DA , I J T Z5 7 iN.K , N3-ig -, i f . ff 'f 5 Wg I fi ff-L-1 fp El bi i Q LII' F I . '-15+ ..- V , - L , - . f' V zfmffl , , 'E -fe, 'fL.,:A ff V - ' -, - f- LI T AL- --12-1 I, WE E I A 'ff J ' f ' :1TT?5f' 1 Tx- ' ,I V J 'Y , Q jg 2 5219 I 5 ml L., A 1 , -1 L f ' A 'W' ggi 1 1 -' : , ,f 5 ,f f S, ? fs g ai f I I - 5 , 2 f 1 I . W ,f' I L ,A LL.-,-,f A i X C' JA, ,,,,5 I Lf, If l ' S ff! 'if 'fT' ii:-1 3 ,'A 7 13 v7 u f I A - 11 , V: - 'SI ,Xf- - W 7 . 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Forty years on growmg older and older Shorter 1n wmd as 1n memory long Feeble of foot and rheurnatlc of shoulder What w1l1 It help you that once you were strong? God g1ve us bases to guard or bele guer Games to play out whether earnest or fun F1ghts for the fearless and goals for the eager Twenty and th1rty and forty years on' to D . . , 1 i t l i l ! ! 3 , , 3 l ! ! 1 ' BCI P6004 .SQ M . SY 0-.EL . A'- RH i. Editor Assistant Editor As sociate Editors Business Manager Sports Editor ---- Activities Editor- Feature Editor--- Subs criptions --------------- Advertisements - - Typing ---------- Orlan Cowan Richard Coffman Patsy Benchoff Birney Green Clover Jean Clopper Fred Kendall Kay Moore Janet Schildt June Johnson Robert Miller Helen Harne Lorraine Davis Nancy Winters -.uno ADMINISTRATIQN 5 2 Q 'S Mr Poole ip ,ri XC. .' in-ar' l 1 ' .V 4,6 qw l'l'lU'll5!l'Cl tl0Il G'ts Semor Jumor H1gh School Facu1t3 Mr Poole Mrs Stouffgr M 'ss Clendcmng Mmsq Forrc QC MrQ St Cla1r Mr Ruler Mr Sopko M ss Bmtrer MHS Schrover IV Warf e r. C 5 it Yeaklf- M955 Stull . . r Rohr? gd r 'rurm J . A Pirie .. IN' rs Bkle. . Mr. Troxell . . . . Prmclpal V1ce P1 mcupal Nlufsu L1brar1au Soc1a1Stud1Qw Socmal Sfuciw Phys Cal E1 ua mn Phy mal Eoucatnou Horde Econornms I' Q Lt oCa ioztal Ar S . li? A Larmyjuaxfes GU.1dai'iCf' Biologf S LQHC, Cinrrdatf Sudjgcts Corrc:lat',1Sx'n-Qects Machzne Shop ,563 :qi Mrs Stouffer TJ enior C adzi O icem PRESIDENT Edward M1l1er Edd1e He prefers to be than to seem good COLORS Ra1nbow FLOWER VICE PRESIDENT Sweet Pea Lloyd Sensenbaugh MOTTO Pedro' The wlt of one man If you have knowledge the wlsdom of many let others l1ght the1r candles by It SEC TREAS Clover Jean Clopper Clover Belle Pat1ence 15 the greatest of all vlrtues . , The Class of 1951 g C 'vw Dor1s Naylor 'Dolly True and s1ncere loyal and k1nd Another l1ke her w1ll be hard to flnd SENIORS Thomas Punt Tornrny We have a man who boasts not, but his hand. :Km FUN Donna Se1bert Bones Essent1al IS her reason Glenn Sanders Ab1e What no one knows IS as good as non ex1stant Howard Pryor Pryor The cheerful grm wxll let you 1n where a knocker 15 known Conme Shockey Conn1e A handful of common sense 1S worth a bushel of learmng Fae Clever 'Fae For they conquer who belleve they can Bess1e Cosgrove Bess S1mp1e truth her sk11l SEN IORS Orlan Cowan Orlando Educat1on IS pos sess1on wh1ch can not be taken away from man Betty Fleagle ' Flash ' Llttle but m1ghty Lorralne DaV1S D1p Taste and good nature are un1ver sally connected Robert Fr1tz Fr1tz He who makes excuses adrruts h1s weakness and has a dwarfed soul Betty Smlth B etty S1lenc e 1S golden SENIORS Mary Stottlemye r T1ny V1rtue how fra1l It 1S fr1endsh1p how rare Evelyn Rldenour Ebble Her modest manners and graceful a1r Show her w1se and Donald Sm1th Sm1tty Ido not care to gam at once what Ides1re good and fan' Shxrley Rouse Red Man s not worth a rnorr1ent's pa1n base ungrateful f1ck1e Valn James Wendland ' J1rr1my An ounce of rrurth IS worth a pound of sorrow Ad! Walter Hess Gabb1e The only th1ngs 1n hfe wh1ch we can be sa1d to have are our act1ons Rxchard Huntsberry Hunts Man's character 15 by h1s speech be trayed SENIORS June Johnson Jume Happ1ness 1S cheaper than worry so why pay the hlgher P1'1CC9 it Fred Kendall Pete Deeds are fru1ts words are but leaves W FTHRCIS Kl1ne 'Francy G1ve the world the best you have and the best shall be returned ,.4 f Jack Kl1ne Jack Every man 15 the maker of h1s own fortune H ' u 6' Y, ' fm 1 I Ill A F u . vw A . - -v d . if .' Charles Law Tootles Noth1ng can be pur chased Wh1Ch 1S better than a f1rm fr1endsh1p Phy111s Leather Ph11 Follow your honest conv1ct1ons and be strong SENIORS Robert McCla1n Bobby A cheerful d1S pos1t1on 15 a fund of ready Capltal tl Kay Moo r e K1tty D1gn1ty 1S the sweetness of womanhood Q19 ii 'Sf' Ke1th Moyer Keeter Forethought 1S better than re entence ,mg 'J-Qi Carl Myers Teddy We str1ve everafter what IS forb1dden and des1re what 15 denled us. ll n V f . - ' . I , 1 f , 1 i ff y 1 basins' ' ' - u u u n ' H . - A 'iw . p . U .' V ,, 'nz Y Q n ' u 'V . . . , ,V',, k V A vvgi A ,A V Q A V, . my gy . S1 ' ij: f X , P41 W I , :mr- ll v1 ' ll , H Harvey Barnhart Barn1e' Never put off unt1l tomorrow what can be done today Af- ng AQ Paul Bayer Paul 'An honest man 15 the noblest work of God. SENICDRS Patsy Benchoff 'PUPPY F111ed to the br1m w1th personahty fqppdlmilh- Jacquelme Blake Jack1e Good nature 15 the s1gn of a large and generous soul 'G' Donald Brown Brown1e He IS one that nezther seeks nor shuns a foe 'ie' Janet Bowrnan Jan Nothmg endures but personal qua11ty. ! W I ll Q i . ' I e if I H , ' V d V n ' ll Ah ' ll ' ll Yy ' -J ll ll ,GN L1na Galuschko Honesty 1S the best pohcy 5-T Bmrney Green B1r r r n y A noble woman 15 a storehouse of vlrtues SENICDRS Mary Lee Grams Ike Honest thought her armour If Wanda Hahn Wamba Knowledge 15 power Dale Harbaugh P1ckle' Every th1ng that 11VCS l1ves not alone nor for self Helen Harne Tous1n The greatest strength and wealth 15 self control nop ec They told me I must prophesy I knew not what to do For I am not a prophet Any more than one of you I lay me down 1n slumber From thlnklng hard and deep Wear1ed t1red and troubled I soon fell fast asleep Many th1ngs I dreamed of 'Bout fr1ends and classmates too It now g1ves me great pleasure To reveal these dreams to you Isn't lt fun to thlnk back over the good t1mes one had wh1le golng to school? N1ne years ago I BIRNEY GREEN was th1nk1ng about how my classmates and I would look 1n our graduatlon gowns Llttle d1d I th1nk how soon the wr1nkles gray halrs and k1ds would come 1nto the p1cture whlch now IS reveahng 1tself 1n th1s dream If only It were a dream' The h1story hater ORLAN COWAN 1S teachlng th1s subject at South Potomac CLOVER JEAN CLOPPER 1S at Greensburg School KEITH MOYER CARL MYERS and DONALD BROWN Do you want a portra1t made? LINE GALUSCHKO has a prlvate studlo 1n New York After much sacr1f1ce and struggl1ng HELEN HARNE owns her mus1c studlo and 1S g1v1ng lessons on the bassoon It seems to me LORRAINE DAVIS got up there 1n a hurry she's an a1rl1ne hostess Senator LLOYD SENSENBAUGH flnally made It after trylng s1x t1mes He s through belng R1nggold's dog catcher I ll bet you guessed th1s one JAMES WENDLAND 1S now actmg th Abbott and Costello as the Three Stooges ' And look at th1s one WANDA HAHN and KAY MOORE waltresses at no other place than the B1g Dlpper Saw SHIRLEY ROUSE the other day She th1nks the telephone exchange IS a wonderful place to get the low down on some of the romances PATSY BENCHOFF seems to 11ke teachmg French Some of the boys got the 1dea that our Coast Guards needed some real men so THOMAS PUNT JACK KLINE HOWARD PRYOR and ROBERT FRITZ are l1ck1ng the br1ne PHYLLIS LEATHER IS Mrs R1chard Sm1th I knew Home Economxcs would be bound to help some of the g1rls Q contlnued on later page n . nnnu 4 I . - f Q .D think there is nothing like the Navy Air Corps . . . , . . , . . . . Wi ll I . ' DALE HARBAUGH is with the Detroit Tigers and EDWARD MILLER can be heard too often over station WARK. The guidance teacher at Clear Spring is JUNE JOHNSON. Both EVELYN RIDENOUR and DONNA SEIBERT are members of the nursing staff at Washington County Hospital. No wonder they have such a hard time getting rid of the male patients. Railroading is a dirty job but FRANCIS KLINE likes it on those diesels. We always thought DONALD SMITH was quiet and bashful, but you should see him in action selling Fuller Brushes. He's so successful he has hired CONNIE SHOCKEY as a private secretary to write up his orders FRED KENDALL has stuck with agriculture You.knou1hetook afarnmtourthrough Caldornialastyear and who do you think he saw in Hollywood? Why no other than MARY LEE GRAMS now the wife of Gary Crosby MARY STOTTLEMYER is raising orchids She says GLENN SANDERS is one of her best customers He gives one with each used car he sells JANET BOWMAN and JACQUELINE BLAKE are modeling in New York HARVEY BARNHART has been ordained into the ministry and now is Reverend at the Cavetown Church BESSIE COSGROVE is now a Nurse s Aid She sends her mistakes to PAUL BAYER who is ernployed at Grove s Funeral Home CHARLES LAW is in Indra and WALTER HESS settled in Africa with the eight other little Hesses Both these men have become missionaries FAE CLEVER has decided to be a housewife and a good one she is BETTY FLEAGLE and DORIS NAYLOR operate a beauty salon in Martinsburg and ROBERT MCCLAIN has Just been elected mayor of Highfield for the third term I-Ie must be a democrat I went to the Laundromat the other day and who should greet me but Mrs Robert Mentzer or I should have said BETTY SMITH you remember her don t you? Where 1S all that cold water coming from and wakening me from my dream? Oh my I told Bobbie that water would come through the ceiling if he ever forgot to turn off that bathroom faucet Such is life' 15011 tr ggfcsff ' . . . I - 1 s I , . ' n .i.m-.T---, lil-11 'Mft 'FJ Q Sy Hi ,QR , , . X X Killa., xx I , .' it wi, 2 'x,'!: Q In , 'fy yv I , y tp i Eff i , Or lan Cowan WT-IOS WHO fgrmz f MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED ,f Edward M1 Her x x 1 MOST STUDIOUS NICEST LOOKING C x 'Xxx N xg f? G I enn Sander 5 BLST SPORT L u ff Fred Kendall Clover Clopper MOST LIKELY T0 SUCCEED HOST STUDIOUS Wanda Hahn BEST ATHLETE Kav Moore NICEST LOOKWG BEST Donald Srnlth BEST ATHLETE C 1 ,wlil ' w,, Y 5 V I , N N x. ,VV -, J V ' N vw- X X Q0 . 4 WN s .Q . X , 2f7'dQlL. S 'u g' . CN x Q A A - 'is X on - . Last W1ll of the Class of 1951 We the Class of 1951 possessmg a measure of saruty and knowl edge do on th1s tenth day of June 1n the year one thousand nlne hundred and f1fty one proclalm th1s document to be the last w1ll and testament of the aforesald 11lustr1ous class Thls class from 1ts experlences personal 1d1osyncras1es and many other fortunes accumulated dur1ng our sojourn at th1s 1nst1tut1on makes the follow1ng bequests to persons to whom we are greatly 1ndebted and to others who have exhlblted a great need for them To the entlre faculty we extend our most s1ncere thanks for the1r unt1r1ng efforts wh1ch enabled us to reach our goal To the Jun1ors we bequeath all the Sen1or pr1v1leges To all underclassmen we offer you the hope that your remammg years at S H S w1l1 be spent to the best advantage Lloyd Sensenbaugh generously w11ls h1s phys1cs tact1cs to Harold Waltz Kay Moore bestows her small stature to Phyllls Bowman Helen Harne g1ves her mus1cal ab1l1ty to Jacquehne Sm1th Robert Grams falls he1r to Glenn Sanders ab1l1ty of gett1ng 1nto trouble Donald Sm1th surrenders h1s muslcal talent to Howard Brandenburg Wanda Hahn bequeaths her athlet1c ab1l1ty to Irene Shlpley Fred Kendall grants h1s farmmg sk1ll to R1chard Coffman T Arthur P1ttenger goes Dale Harbaugh s basketball sk1l1 Harvey Barnhart w1lls h1s off1ce tr1ps to Gordon Moyer Norma Peterson 1nher1ts Fae Clever's modest ways To Robert Mlller goes James Wendland's superb 1mag1nat1on Ke1th Moyer g1ves to Eugene Brown the expemmental ways of a garage mechan1c Esther Lewls 15 lucky to recelve L1ne Ga1uschko's qu1et personahty Lorra1ne Dav1s bequeaths her dlmples to Dorothy Wolfe Patsy Benchoff grants her glggles to Joan Sanders B1rney Green w1l1s her undy1ng devotlon for one man to Lo1s Schw1nger R1chard Henry falls he1r to Eddle M1ller's shortness June Johnson's wmnmg ways w1th the faculty goes to Janet Sch1ldt Helen Kretslnger becomes the owner of Phyll1s Leather's cookxng and sewlng tactxcs To Cla1re Potts goes Dorls Naylor's pleasant sm1le Walter Bromley IS the rec1p1ent of Orlan Cowan's ab1l1ty I 9 ' ' 1 a 1 1 1 P I - . v 1 . O . I . to operate the office machines. Donald Brown bequeaths his curly hair to Richard Kuhn. Walter Hess wills his loud voice to Robert Snively. Maxine Seibert inherits Shirley Rouse's curly locks. Clover Jean Clopper gives her driving techniques to Billy Reecher. Nancy Winters is heir to Connie Shockey's sweet disposition. Bessie Cosgrove wills her hard-working ways to Jeanne Brown. Leila Fahnestock receives Betty Smith's housekeeping ideas. Mary Lee Grams bequeaths her good nature to Yvonne Hahn. Rodger Garnand falls heir to Paul Bayer's ability to fall asleep in class. Robert Fritz leaves his car troubles to Eddie Semler. Betty Fleagle wills her muscles to Betty Harbaugh. To David Fritz goes Robert McClain's skill in art David Dick falls heir to Francis Kline's hatred for the opposite sex Tommy Punt gives his arguments to Sammy Ferguson Mary Stottlemyer bestows her quiet ways to Janice Bowman Carl Myers' magnetism which draws the women is given to Henry Shockey To Laurene Wise goes Evelyn R1denour's love for the service men Donna Seibert s man troubles go to Gladys Brown Charles Law wills his bullfrog voice to John apple Martin Jr Jacqueline Blake gives some of her flirting ways to Charlotte Buchanan Howard Pryor's very proud ways are left for Kilroy Finally Jack Kline lets his apple polishing machine for teachers to all those students who haven t as yet learned the art We therefore appoint Mr Harry Poole as executor of the above statement If any difficulty arises in administering this last will of the Class of 1951 the executor may consult Miss Louise Stull who has in her possession our entire life history from egg to adult -+ -Cf' 1 7' ' s-'ff x N I 23,03 S E Y-f l'V1Nu IF OL 1 LVL-'X xiao' 1-.Q bxl- ?J Don yo Say award! 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A 5 X XXX f Z ' X 1 XXX 1 U, U 4 Cfaaa Adfory One September mornmg 1n the year one thousand n1ne hundred and forty seven we entered Smlthsburg I-hgh School as freshman Our class numbered S1Xty f1ve The MISSCS Sm1th and Schroyer were selected to superv1se us durmg th1s f1rst year of h1gh school The g1r1s were ass1gned the home economlcs room wh1le the boys l1ved across the hall 1n the mathemat1cs room We feel our class w1l1 always be remembered for then' dramat1c ab1l1ty We shall never forget the two humorous sluts that had a great meanlng namely Good Manners and Choosmg a Vocat1on' by 9A 9B showed 1ts talent by presentmg Cedar Chest Mystery and C1n derella Up To Date To top 1t all off our own young baseball star John Vessa h1t a home run that h1t the cafeter1a door and galned the honor of h1tt1ng the f1rst home run of the season We declded we needed a ho11day and a 11ttle amusement so on June 13 we chartered a bus and traveled to Hershey to V1S1t the choc olate factory and r1de the amusements Some brave souls even rode the roller coaster Not many w1ll forget the odor of sweet p1Ck1CS On a sharp curve the Jar fell over and broke Some of the p1Ck1CS In September 1948 the Class of 51 entered thelr sophomore year at S H S w1th an enrollment of f1fty four The Academlcs were ass1gned to Mr W1ght 1n the agr1culture room The Vocat1onals gathered 1n Room 31 under the supervlslng eye of Mlss Watters The Magaz1ne campalgn opened a month later and our class got off to a f1ne start for the year by selllng the most magazmes and then w1nn1ng two cartons of Hershey Bars and a flne Ph1lco radlo Our class then had the honor of sendmg Kay Moore as a repre sentatlve to the All Maryland State Chorus that sang at the Teachers' Meetlng that fall ln June we dec1ded we needed a 11ttle fun after studymg all year so we chartered a bus and spent a day tourmg the chocolate factory and r1d1ng the varlous r1des 1n the amusement park In September 1949 forty n1ne brave souls entered thelr Junlor year at our beloved S H S The glrls found themselves unfler the guxdance of MISS Schroyer IH the home econornxcs room whxle the boys were 1n tht basement ln the 1ndustr1al arts room under the gumdance of Mr Gustafson After votlng the glrls found they had Helen Harne for pres1dent Dor1s Naylor v1ce pres1dent and Lorralne Davls as secretary I ' ll ll ll ' ' I , . 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' , , , . - . , g . - i The boys elected Orlan Cowan pres1dent Edward Mlller v1ce pres1dent and Howard Pryor as secretary S1nce our class treasure was deflated we d1dn t thlnk lt necessary to elect a treasurer The f1rst b1g soclal event of the year was the Hallovx een party at Relsner s clubhouse Th1s gala affa1r was a huge success w1th many attendmg Everyone went home much fuller and very happy After a 11ttle relaxatlon ID Ap r1l we began preparmg for two great and long remembered oCcas1ons Flrst on May 5 1950 we presented T1ger House Thls memorable play was presented to one of the largest assembled aud1ences for any play 1n many years It w1l1 be long remembered at S H S and throughout the commun1ty Next was the Juruor Senlor Prom whlch was held the followmg week on May 12 1950 Th1s w111 be remembered for years The gym was decorated w1th a ce111ng of draped crepe paper streamers and ga1ly colored balloons w1th a w1sh1ng well and bucket surrounded by moss and w11d flowers as the center De11c1ous refreshments were served and muslc was by Al Gruber and h1s orchestra The class then dec1ded that for the1r annual tr1p we would travel to Washmgton to v1s1t the many hrstorlcal and 1nterest1ng landmarks and to r1de the many amusements at Glen Echo Some even went sw1mm1ng at the pool 1n the park forty f1ve members enrolled and found themselves soph1st1cate senlors The Academxcs were placed 1n M1ss Schroyer s home econom1cs room agam and the Vocat1onals were placed 1n the cell Room 32. under the gu1d1ng eye of Mr R1der The elect1on of offlcers was the f1rst on the program After ballots were counted Edward M1ller was presldent Lloyd Sensenbaugh was v1ce presldent and Clover .lean Clopper was secretary W1th1n a few weeks the yearbook staff conslstlng mostly of sen1ors was put to actlve duty Then 1n October we held our class Halloween party at Relsner' clubhouse Thls party was well attended and everyone went home very happy and stuffed w1th del1c1ous refreshments On December 1 1950 the class showed the1r dramatlc ab1l1ty for the last t1me when they presented the1r senlor class play Cracked Nutts to a capac1ty audlence Th1s comedy was a huge success The Commencement exerclses were held 1n the h1gh school aud1 torlum June 6 1951 at exght o clock when the Class of 51 recelved the1r coveted dlplomas wxth the theme L1fe ls What You Make lt The speaker was MISS Corma Mowrey presldent of the Nat1ona1 Educatlon Assoc1at1on and Mrs Mary Garrott presented the d1p1omas . , . . . , , . . ' 11 ' ll ' For the last and final year at S.H. S. the Class of '51 with - ' ll ' ' dll . t . . . , ' ' ' ' ll II . g . S . . . -y' ' . . , , . Wh1ther goeth the Class of 19509 It 15 always 1nterest1ng to know what the alumn1 from the prev1ous class are do1ng a year after graduat1on Therefore I shall enl1ghten you as best I can Of the th1rty three members of the Class of 1950 f1fteen are now enrolled 1n 1nst1tut1ons of h1gher learn1ng Teach1ng seems to be the ChO1C6 of SHIRLEY DEWEES and CURTIS WOLF who are at Towson Teachers' College DONALD BACHTELL 15 tak1ng phys ed at Stroudsburg fPa J Teachers' College and the GARDENHOUR TWINS are tak1ng s1m1lar work at Leno1r Rhyne CN C I College JEAN ROWE 15 at Susquehanna Un1vers1ty PATRICIA WENDLAND at Vassar and SARA NEWCOMER at Gettysburg College JACK CLINE chose Hagers town Bus1ness College to further h1S educat1on Nurs1ng seems to be the cho1ce of two g1r1s At Un1on Memor1al Hosp1tal 1n Balt1more we learned that ARLENE ECKSTINE IS 1n tra1n1ng as IS ANNABELLE GRAYBILL at the Wash1ngton County Hosp1tal Bus1ness tra1n1ng was the cho1ce of PEGGY REECHER and JOANN GREENAWALT Peggy IS study1ng at Hagerstown Bus1ness College and Joann at a s1m1lar school 1n Waynesboro DONALD KLINE and PAUL SPESSARD are serv1ng an apprent1ce Shlp at the Landls Tool Company 1n Waynesboro MARSHALL BOWMAN 1S work1ng 1n the Fr1ck shops and CHARLES SMITH 15 the green BROWN 1S 1D Ch1cago study1ng watch repa1r and FRANKLIN SHOCKEY IS content to be a good farmer at home If you want gas or an o1l change Just drop around and see JOHN YEATES at the serv1ce stat1on GLORIA KENDALL has been Sldellned w1th a leg 1nJury and 1S at home 1n Sm1thsburg BAWN MCCREA has not as yet settled down to one part1cular Job but has been on var1ous ones RICHARD TOMS 1S employed at the Hagerstown Shoe Co and BETTY LOU CRUM at the Hagerstown Dress Co ROBERT GEISER went to Wash1ngton D C soon after graduat1on to work for the West1nghou'se Electr1c Co RICHARD BIKLE 15 at the Fa1rch1ld A1rcraft plant SHIRLEY DWYER IS now ask1ng for your number please s1nce accept1ng a pos1t1on at a sw1tchboard of the C gl P Telephone Co ELLEN WRIGHT IS employed at the R1tch1e State Hosp1tal located at Camp R1tch1e L1fe on the ocean wave seems to be the dest1ny of three of the boys ROBERT BROWN CHARLES FITZ and JAMES HEISHMAN are serv1ng 1n the Un1ted States Navy We ra1se our hats to these sa1lors As seems to be the custom some of the damsels choose to change the1r names as t1me goes on So may I lntroduce Mrs Herbert Hays or JOYCE BROWN to you and Mrs Oscar Green al1as REBERTA HERSHBERGER R1chard B1kle also took on add1t1onal TCSPOHSIDIIIIY by ty1ng the knot w1th Joan Benchoff who was 1n the Class of 1951 Thus endeth th1s treat1se by Janet Sch1ldt '52 grocery specialist for the Acme Market in Waynesboro. RICHARD lfUfll0lf' M556 Bowman Jan1c e Bowman Phyll1s Brandenburg Howard Bromley Walter Brown Eugene Brown Jeanne Brown Gladys Buchanan Charlotte Coffman Rlchard Dav1s Alta Fahnestock Le1la Ferguson Samuel Garnand Rodger Grams Robert Harbaugh Betty Kendall Alma Kretslnger Helen Kuhn Rlchard Larrabee Marlene Lelter Anna Lewls Esther Martln John McCla1n Jane McGlaughl1n Jacquelme Mlller Robert Plttenger Arthur Potts Cla1re R1denour Donald Sanders Darlene Sanders Joan Sch1ldt Janet Sch1ldt Joyce Schlldt Earl Schwlnger Lo1s Selbert Max1ne Semler Edward Sh1pley Irene Shockey W1n1fr ed Shockey Henry Srn1th Jacquelme Snlvely Robert Stottlemyer John Troupe Preston Waltz Harold Wmters Nancy W1se Lourene Wolfe Dorothy Preszient V Premdent Set Treas Q hy Wolfe Arthur Pxttenger 0 V Xi? Claire Potts ? 4 '1 1- S N .fl Eugene Brown Graie ll A Arthur Plttenttr Robert M1111 r Janet Schlldt xg' Lols Schvx 1nger Betty Ha rbaugh i K' if Robert Miller zu , -- A 'ff sz x Janet Schildt lUNlCRb Jacquelxne MU laughhn 'if' Rob 1T.Snxt y Janice Bowrnan it -.- X vx I' 5-. ix ' 15 to e Donald Ridenour 1 r ln'lyQ B Trna .Towne Schmlit Marlene L arribee Anni Leltc-r 4. 5- Harold Waltz ,- . r s. ... 5 Winifred Shockey Lourenc Wlse 'I-I R1chard Henry Helen Kretsinger ,328 1- N su, 4 I Richard Coffman A - Gr: flw ll-B - , Presldent - lcanne Pr 'own .- - , V. -P 1-5.111 u - 2 x ':'.'.n 1- . - Seb- fe. - ji X : R :. Q V N ts B. J A :N .1 'cr 1:4 - ' f' Q . K 6 ' Y 6 g L - ,A . Q Q . NH. A ' 4 . is! ' 3 , V, , 5 DO' ' ' f ' 3 , f , - . - ' R V -- V f f 4 G. 4 1 . R I ,W Q., - 'M E, I x 'W' ' , XX . .1 A I Y 41 1 X, , X .Q t A 1 4, x s , . . l S s 9 r R' X xx XX ! X 9 W! tx Edward Semler Joan Sanders X if Stottle myer Jarfiueh xg Brown Robert Gr Q 97 x x s Esther reston Tr x. 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A AE, an X ff ku' 1 B Phyll rs Bowma 'Q Lexla Fa hnes LSJOIUAOIWLOIAQ 5 U55 Bachtell Ann Bachtell Delores Blake Joan Bowman Paul Bowman Sh1rley Brown Judy Cowan Ronald Dewease Stuart D1ck Davld Eccard Cather1ne Flaugher Carolyn Frltz Dav1d Funkhouser Donald Gardenhour George Gardner Robert Grams Robert Hahn Yvonne Happel R1chard Harbaugh Gary Hays Donald Hufnes Howard Hosf1eld Lloyd Huntsberry Kenneth Hurtrnan Arnold Kl1ne Henr1etta Kuhn Nancy Leathers Donald Le1boldt Ke1fer Lynn Robert CLASS ROSTER Lookabaugh Anna McCleaf Lola McGlaughl1n Janet McIntyre Donald M1ller Rlchard Mtller Delores Naylor Chlppy Needy R1chard Oswald George Palmer John Peterson Norma P1ke Dorsey R1denour Donald Rxdenour Jacob R1denour Mary Scaddens Raymond Schroyer Russell Schxldt Sh1rley Sernler Beverly Shatzer Leonard Shatzer Rosalxe Sh1nelledecker Conme Srmth Martha Sm1th Patsy Snrvely Patr1c1a Stull Catherlne Warner Charlotte West Dorothy Wolfe Martha , . 7 7 7 I , . , . . , , , - ' , . . 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Q D - , 'K' ' ,,f ' 'Y ,, f' l , tl f I i 1 A , l . :lf :, g X N v'. .I 1- ,fl 1 .W l , .j3906AWMwWl cfjgkii Roster Beard, Gerald Benchoff, John Bender, Gary Campbell, Alberta Cline, Jack Cosgrove Pearl Cowan, Shirley Davis Janet Deal, Gerald Eccard Mary Earley John Fellows Jane Fellows Janet Ferguson Eugene Flaugher Janet Frey Norma Gardenhour Jeannette Gardner Betty Gish Mary Harne John Hartle Ann Hartle Ray Heiston Gerald Hosfield George Huntsberry Patsy Huntsberry Paul Hurtman Marian Keane Sherry Kelbaugh, Madeline Kendall, Eugene Kendall, Larry Lane, Elise Miller, Judy Massie, John Miller, Billy Miller, John Moats Dale Morningstar Harry Neal Betty Neikirk Bernice Poper Bertha Potts Eleanor Pryor June Ruths Shirley Sanbower Nancy Shipley Catherine Slick Sarah Smith Marcia Smith Peggy Strite Lois Stuller Irene Stuller Martha Warrenfeltz Joyce Wolfe Arlene Wolfe June 1. ,ff fthe ffef C! Z fffxr ffffx fpf' SOFH Qzr' FRo5H f fA?f ix I I ' Z I gg A X C I X -'Z Q f N 'K ff -Qgin yiy my , X!! -ie rgggwia FRESHMEN Grade 9 A Grade 9 B Presldent V Presxdent Secretary Treasurer Q Gerald Deal B111y Reecher Marlan Hurtman Shlrley Ruths Marvy Eccard Presxdent Eugene Ferguson V Presxdent John Harne Sec Treas Bernlce Ne1k1rk B1uY Mlm'-V Jane 1' ellows etty Neal LS 3' 1,9 1 Carol Pogue Norma Frey Catherxne bkupley 4' 0 George Hosimeld iv' 0 , X eggs' Sml Q 'S Robert Sanders June Pryor Herbert Sandbower Betty Gardner Janet Flaugher Jack Clme Martha Stuller John MBSSIC Garv Bender J T' Irene Stuller 1 'N Lester Oswald x 4 '- ' 1, . I X 5' iff, 4 Q V' mx fi? rx 'V 1 QA I xx , .V .v f -4, . k V I ' . H B I, A 4 . 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I I ' I ' 1 A ' I , . I D I I I A I . I I l I I ' I . I 1 I , i , I l ' I I . I . I l I . I I J I Burns, Etta Sanbower, Susan I I I I . , , . I . . I I l I . , . , . . y . , . . , . , , I . I I I I . . I I I I I ' I I . I I I . I I I A . I . l . . , . . , , . I I I I I I I Wanda Crxder nv Patrxcxa F01-rest JW! .4 Betty Stull 3' Anna Mxller J. A 4' 35 Q7 Davxd Brown Peggy Do rothy Lexboldt .2 Betty Str 1te ...- Harvey Lelsxnger Mary Carbaugh fi: it EIGHTH GRADE Genevxeve Burgesser GQQ Jane Beckwuth fi Edna Barkdoll A Betty Good 1 'UQ' James Strxte XD' IN Klme Ruth Johnson Glenn Klme Dotty Sally Rmnehart 'T' Gwenda Baker Y' Wllma Sch1ldt K -44 on R eno Kendall Joanne W rlght 1-vig. Gerald Leather Patrxcla Guxld ip' Joann Lewms '53 4 Bonme Bowman llo- Marlene South 16 lv Ge rald Ga rnand sf' D Jeanne Bushey Ronald Bach Conme Bllckenstaff M44 Peggy Unger if xl anxce Wolf 95 Lerov Hexston Jean Snmvely RS' S-1 Cl X ,- as '. .Q x ' ,V , A A xy I ' . sv l N5 3 A K . ,. 2 b if Q Q. 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N M1 1 a f Rosalxe Leather Rlchard Mxller Barkdoll Helen Barker George Behr Joyce Bendel T r x lake Bosx l eo Bo rn Elgenc Broqule Lecn Brown Gerald1ne Brown Rosalle Carbaugh Charles Cllne Betty Cosgrove Paul Coyle Ola Dav1s Patsy Ann Deal Dor1s Dewease JoAnn Eccard LOUISE Emory V1olet Fox Danny Fox Frances Frltz Shlrley Glft Ralph Glsh Irv1n Glenn Betty Harbaugh Dean Harne Eugene Helser Joann H1rnes Russell Hosfeld Brenda Johnson Ray Keeney George Kelbaugh Harvey Leather Elwood Martln, Gerald Mason, Phyllls McCla1n, Jack Mclntyre, Inez McIntyre, Russell SEVENTH GRADE CLASS ROSTER Mlller Danlel Monmnger Robert Donald R1chard Myers Myers Naylo r Donnl e Ronnle Ne1k1rk Darlene Nayl Jr Newcomer Eugene Plttenger Fred Potts Wayne Pryor Connle Reynolds Myron Rlnehart Rachel Rob1nson Darlene Ross Robert Rowe Harold Schroyer Edd1e Semler John Seward Robert Shockey Larry Srruth Joann Sm1th Mary Spltzer Cather1ne Stevenson Ann Stouffer Pearl Stottlemyer Anna Strlte Ruth Taber Margaret Taylor Patsy Tr1esh Patsy Trostle Patsy Wade Terrence Warrenfeltz Davld West Catherlne W1ll1ard Jos1e W15hard, Donna Wolf, R1chard Zook, Loretta W , . , . . . , ' , .2 , , ', .Eff Of , ' Bs. 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'E Forwards D I-Iarbaugh C Myers D Sm1th Guards R M111er E Semler E Sch11dt Center R Coffman .?aaLei5a! fW27 fTheY7 Varslty Schedule KWSN CTheY7 Washmgton Twp Qumcy Thurmont Hancock Boonsboro Clearsprmg St Mary Greencastle W1111amsport Scorlng honors went to Dale Harbaugh 218 and Carl Myers 205 who sw1tched from guard to forward dur1ng the latter part of the season Coffman h1t for 142 at center and Semler 106 at guard Donnle Sm1th 1ed 1n foul shoot1ng hav1ng 11 for 24 or 45 8 a squeez1ng out Edd1e Semler who h1t the char1ty hoop 24 for 53 or 45 31: The team averaged 46 2 po1nts per game Team foul shootlng 114 for 301 37 9 J V Schedule Qwey QThey7 iWeb Whey? Washmgton Twp Qumcy Thurmont W11l1arnsport Boonsboro Greencastle Forwards Guards Centers Harb augh P Troup e R Lynn R Sn1ve1y D P1ke S S R He1ston G Gardenhour Ferguson D Dlck Dewease T Schroyer Grams . 53-- 56 ' , 42 - 59 . ' 45 . 51 ' 55 - 44 44 - 47 57 - 53 - 44 - 54 74 - 59 . ' 37 - 47 40 - 49 . 47 - 51 ' 43 - 45 . ' 54 - 70 .4 's 54 - 56 40 - 77 - - - 42 - 59 ' ' 15 - 44 ' 4 D. Q J ' ' I . . . . . . 7 ' , - . 'Zh 16 - 29 ' . 27 - 38 37 - 20 ' 19 - 33 35 - 31 40 - 44 24 - 50 ' ' 14 - 41 20 - 37 35 -- Z9 28 - 40 - '- G. G. ' - Srruthsburg Smlthsburg Smlthsburg Sm1thsburg Srruthsburg Smlthsburg Sm1thsburg Srruthsburg Srruthsburg Srrnthsburg Snfuthsburg Snuthsburg Qrfa gal-elgaff jam 1951 SCHEDULE Wash1ngton Townslup Hancock Wash1ngton Townsh1p Boonsboro Clear Sprmg W1111amsport Hagerstown St Mary s Hagerstown Clear Sprmg Boonsboro Hancock Srruthsburg GUARDS Fay Clever C1a1re Potts Beverly Sernler Patsy Srnlth Peggy Sm1th Wllllarnsport FORWARDS losahe Shatzer Wanda Hahn Yvonne Hahn Betty Fleagle Nancy Kuhn Madehne Kelbaugh For Prompt and Dependable Serv1ce Call Hagerstown 5270 W Smlthsburg 49 F Z THE CAVETOWN PLANING MILL CO. Cavetown Maryland M111work, Lumber and Bu11d1ng Mater1a1 POINTS 2 1 Q 7 ' - 31 ' ' - 40 ' - 41 - 44 ' - 21 ' ' - 39 ' - 47 - 35 ' - Z3 ' - 41 ' - 34 ' ' - 54 ' - Z7 - 39 ' - 18 . ' - Z1 Smithsburg- 32. St. Mary' s- 31 ' - ZZ - 38 ' - Z1 ' - 52 ' - Z9 - 35 ' - 35 - 36 ' - ZZ ' ' - 49 - ' 185 ' 15 34 ' zo ' 8 SOCCER Our booters were not too successful from the standpolnt of wms and losses durmg the 1950 Soccer season Several games were lost by close scores The best the boys could salvage from a very rough season was a Z Z t1e w1th Clear Sprmg I-hgh whxch had prev1ously eeked out a Z 1 v1ctory Even w1th a poor season they never sa1d d1e f1rmly behevmg that A qu1tter never w1ns So let's take off our hats to them and w1sh them better luck for the 1951 season Hancock W1ll1amsport Clear Sprmg SCORES Boonsboro W1ll1amsport Clear Sprlng Boonsboro Kuhn G Gardenhour J Wendland Goal Coffman Forwards G Harbaugh D Sm1th R M1ller L Sensenbaugh S Dewease H H1mes P Troupe Track 1950 In the Sprmg of 1950 some mterest was shown 1n track whlch had been dormant for many years except for 1ntra mural contests The only compet1t1on whlch our tea.rn entered was an Inv1tat1on Meet sponsored by the Maryland State School for the Deaf at Freder1ck The weather was sultry but our boys weren t We had entr1es 1n hlgh Jump broad Jump baseball throw for dlstance 220 and 440 yard dashes and the rnlle relay The f1na1 and feature event of the meet was the m1le relay Ten teams were entered 1n th1s event the wlnner of Wh1Ch recelved a beautlful trophy Flrst second and thlrd place wlnners also recelved 1nd1v1dual medals Our team was 1n thlrd and fourth durmg the f1rst part of the race Our thlrd runner pulled up 1nto second place The anchor man galned on the leader QM S S D I and tra1led h1m by four paces as he crossed the f1n1sh l1ne The extent of our success after the meet looked 11ke th1s Znd place 220 yard dash Charles Gardenhour 4th place 2.20 yard dash R1chard Gardenhour 5th place Baseball throw Paul Spessard Znd place Mlle relay John Yeates Rlchard Gardenhour Paul Spessard Charles Gardenhour ll ' ' S.H.S. 0 - 1 S.H.S. 0 - ' ' Z S.H.S. 1 - ' Z S.H.S. 1 - 4 S.H.S. 0 - ' ' 3 S.H.S. 2 - ' Z S.H.S. 0 - 5 Backs- H. Pryor, H. Barnhart, E. Schildt, W. Hess, D. Dick, R. , . , . . -f R. 'T i .123 , X '. , fi F' 1 id , x ,E- xg , 11' flu' I . 2 r I X, D 0 ,'-- 'I A Ab. x .- P' - A -E -wi -' ls 1- ll A D .. , . 'ay 31' .sf .5t't ' A' Pete R Dale Baseball 1950 Handicapped by having a comparatively green squad to begin spring training Coach Sopko was able to salvage four games against seven losses. The main-stay on the mound was the boy from the mountains, Eugene Bowman. Other members of the mound staff were Richard'Coffman, Jack Cline, and Richard Bikle. Behind the plate Donnie Bachtell and Pete Sensenbaugh shared the honors. Our neighbors from across the Mason and Dixon Line, Quincy High, treated us with a 21-0 lacing to open the season, but a few weeks later we returned the reception and sent them home with a 6-4 loss. The second game of the season was played at Washington Township with our boys taking the lead in the sixth inning and holding the Bulldogs scoreless in the seventh to win 8-7. The Williamsport Wildcats handed our Leopards a double set-back by scores of 5-Z0 and 3-5. Clearspring High proved to be one of our tougher opponents. Harlan Hoover, an alunfinus of S. H. S. who guided the destiny of the Clearspring sluggers also proudly hung double losses on his Alma Mater to the tunes of 7-10 and 5-7. We were able to gain an even split with our Frederick County foes losing at Thurmont 6-8 and winning on the home diamond 4-1. In a very close and well played pitchers' duel at Boonsboro High, the boys were edged out by a 2-3 score but came back in the latter part of the season to play one of their best games and hammer out a 10-6 victory. Oddly enough, the individual batting honors were copped by pitcher, Eugene Bowman with a . 350 average. Other leading hitters were Earl Schildt . 268, Marshall Bowman . 252, and Jack Cline 248. Other members of the squad included Dale Harbaugh, fielderg Robert Miller, fielder, Donnie Smith, second baseg Don Cline, fielderg and Carl Myers. The student manager was Clinton Vessa. Varsity letters were awarded to the following students Soccer Boys' Basketball Girls' Basketball Fieldball Hahn W Fleagle Coffman Kuhn Barnhart Pryor Dewees Sch1ldt Sensenbaugh Dlcks Hess M1ller Smlth Myers W Harbaugh Coffman M11le r Srruth Semler Clever Potts Shatzer Srrnth Kuhn Semler Hahn Troup e Harbaugh Gardenhour Wendland P1ke Lynn FIELDBALL Hahn Fleagle Smlth Sch1ldt Shatzer Sm1th Kuhn Hahn The 1950 season wound up w1th a v1ctory for Sm1thsburg over Boonsboro The record at the close of the campa1gn read l1ke th1s W1ns 2 T1es 1 Losses 3 The best game was played w1th the W1ll1arnsport glrls and ended w1th the Outstand1ng offenslve players were Wanda Hahn and Betty Fleagle both Senxors Defens1vely Nancy Kuhn d1d a bang up Job as goal keeper SCORES Opp H H W1ll1amsport Clear Spr1ng Boonsboro Fleagle R Shatzer W Hahn J Sch1ldt Smlth Forwards Backs Smlth Benchoff M Grams E Potts N Frey Ne1k1rk D Srn1th W Schxldt P Forrest Sm1th H Harne J Blake Reserves P Dav1s Y Hahn B Green J Wolfe N Kuhn C. . , D. B. B. ' R. F. J. ' R. ' C. J. ' . D. ' R. R. E. P. ' P. ' N. N. B. Y. ' Y. , Q Q Smitties taking it by a 2-l count. . S. .S. Opp. S. .S. 5 Z ' ' l 2 6 1 ' 8 1 7 7 2 4 - B. , . , . , . ' , P. ' . - L. ' , . , . , . , . , J. ' . - P. , . , . , . , B. ' ' , . ' , . ' , . , Q5 ML f' .. 'jig wi,.'4'T3 h V Wifrgq .. X X. X dnu- Na Q-1 -sf' ,, 0 'J ol' Y '54 i,,J:4ATA It 'fqsvgQmw 'f 5, xx Za! Q: aim? 'QM' Hel If X,! '! 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