Smithsburg High School - Leopard Yearbook (Smithsburg, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1953 volume:

w ...J Dedication MR. RALPH ROHRBAUGH MR. LAUN SMITH I To Mr. RalphRohrbaughand Mr. Laun Smith, we, the Yearbook Staff, gratefully dedicate this publication of the SMITHION. Mr, Rohrbaugh, the former adviser of the yearbook, ended ten years of teaching at Smithsburg High School in June 1952. Mr. Laun Smith, although his teaching career was short at S. H. S. , will always be remembered by the seniors of '53 for his meritorious co-operation to make their prom a success. We hope this dedication will show a small portion of our appreciation to these two outstanding teachers. FCREWORD We, the SMITHION Staff, hope that you will find here many memories of the year 1952-53, our last and best year at Smithsburg High School. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The members of the Senior Class wish to thank all those who through their contributions have helped to make this edition of the Smithsburg Hi-gh School Yearbook a success. earbook taff Editor - Shirley Schildt Asst. Editor - Jeanette Crardenhour Business Manager - Donald Leather Advertising Manager - Richard Happel Asst. Advertising Manager - Ronald Cowan, Gary Harbaugh Sports Editors - Patsy Smith, John Benchoff Class Editor - Ann Bachtell y Asst. Class Editors - Catherine Eccard, Carolyn Flaugher Typists - Anna G. Lookabaugh, Shirley Ruths Photography - Robert Lynn Artist - Sarah Slick 3? I ma ma fer K In the early years of the nineteenth century, a group of pupils assembled in a small stone building located where the Western Maryland Railroad crosses Main Street. The site of the building had been deeded for a school by Frederick Unger, one of the progressive citizens of Smithsburg. The people built the school and paid tuition so their children could attend. In this pioneer fashion the education svstem of Smithsburg began. For a time the school was conducted by Mr. Unagst, and after his resignation Mr. George Pearson was appointed to the position. Mr. Pear- son was one of the most successful teachers. His discipline was severe, but his subjects were thoroughly taught. His superior instruction en- abled many of his pupils to enter college as juniors, skipping both fresh- man and sophomore years, The subjects taught included the familiar reading, writing, and arithmetic, as wellas more advanced work such as Latin, Greek, algebra, geometry, and trigonometry. The first railroad was built through Smithsburg in 1869, and the school was torn down. Until the construction of a new building, school was continued in rooms rented in the town. The new building was erected along the Cavetown Pike. After sev- eral years, with this building in need of extensive repairs and with a greatly increased attendance, it was decided that a new and larger school was needed. In the latter part of the l800's, afour room, two storybrickbuilding was constructed on the site of the present high school, and Mr. Pearson continued as principal until his retirement in 1884. W 1 I y x SMITHSB URG HIGH SCHOOL By 1915, increased enrollment forced the razing of the old building anda new brick structure of eight rooms replaced it. In 1930, an addition was made. Today there are eighteen classrooms, a library, cafeteria, gymnasium, auditorium, office, and bookroom. The building houses an elementary school composed of grades one to six, and a high school con- taining grades seven through twelve. Until 1947, the principal was required to handle all correspondence, and to take care of any other matters concerning the school. At that time the Washington County Board of Education provided a full-time secretary to relieve him of many of these duties. In 1945, a Parent-Teachers Association was formed. The cure rent active membership numbers over one hundred. In 1949, limited space for the ever increasing number of students forced the remodeling of the cafeteria. It was partitioned so that it is used as two classrooms during the periods when lunches are not being served. In the current year, there are thirty teachers on the faculty, ten in elementary and twenty in secondary education. Mr. Frank Getty is the high school principal and Mrs. Margaret Stouffer is principal of the elementary school. Mrs. Nuss serves as office secretary. Over 643 students are enrolled in the entire school. Of these, approximately 350 are in the high school in academic, general, and vo- cational courses. The vocational courses include home economics, agriculture, and two recent additions commerce and industrial arts. The industrial arts course includes both wood and metal shops. In the academic field, Latin was recently dropped from the curriculum and French was added. The modern cafeteria is operated on a non-profit basis byamanager and two assistants, who are appointed by the Board of Education. Hot lunches are served daily to approximately 250 students and teachers. 'OAS Bo -S. .E'f' may ' X J? 1 VYQI' 'P 4... 9 05599 r 4 rw .xgolminidfrafion I FRANK GETTY Principal, Psychology A. B. , M. A., State Teachers College, Frostburg U. S. Naval Academy University of Maryland University of Wisconsin University of Buffalo MARGARET STOUFFER B. S. Shippensburg State Teachers College State Teachers College, Towson New York University 'GY E E HELEN BIKLE English, Social Studies A. B. . B.S., M.A. Towson State Teachers College Western Maryland College University of Maryland Johns Hopkins University Columbia CHARLOTTE FORREST Library, Science A. B. , B. S. , Ed. M- State Teachers College, Frostburg University of Maryland Western Maryland College BER THA BRITNER Physical Education A. B. , M. A. Western Maryland College MAR JOR IE FOSTER English, Civics A. B. Potomac State School Goucher College West Virginia University NADINE CLENDENING Music B. M. Madison College HORACE FULLER Agriculture, Science B. S. University of Maryland aw -vwgp im GEORGE GUSTAFSON Industrial Arts M. A. University of. Denver BARBARA HOCKMAN Biology, Science, Algebra University of Maryland ESTHER HAGER Business A. B. , M. Ed. Abilene University of Maryland FREDERICK OTTO 'I Mathematics, Driver Training A. B. , M. A. Shepherd College Bethany ' George Washington University VIR GINIA HAR SHMAN Home Economics B. S. Hood College JOHN PIKE Core B. S. State Teachers College, Shippensburg University of Maryland sg. DEAN SMITH Chemistry, Mathematics B. S. West Virginia University M. LOUISE STULL Guidance, Business Training B. S. , M. A. State Teachers College, Shippensburg Gettysburg College Penn State Duke University University of Maryland MARY ST. CLAIR Social Studies y A.B., B.S., Ed, M- M his a i if State Teachers College, Frostburg University of Maryland Western Maryland College JOSEPH TROXELL Industrial Arts University of Maryland St. John's College PETE SOPKO Physical Education State Teachers College, East Stroudsburg New York University University of Maryland HILDA WOR THINGTON Mathematics, Algebra Bridgewater College Juniata College r, L MARSADA YEAKLE English, French A. B. Gettysburg College Q., OUR SCHOOL SECRETARY FANNIE S. NUSS High School Secretarial Diploma from A George Washington High School, R X ' i Alexandria, Virginia Employed by Montgomery Ward, A Alexandria, as Credit Clerk Employed by Virginia Electric Power Co. , Alexandria, as Billing Clerk D'D'D D'D'D'8'D'D'D D D'D D'D'D'D'D'D'D'D D D D'D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D-D'D'D D D D D D D'D D D-D'D'D'D'D-D'D-D'D'D'D'D'D' OUR COACHES THE SMITHS BUSINESS C ANN BACHTELL Dump Academic Dramatics 25 Glee Club Z, 3, 49 Hiking and Dancing lg Yearbook Staff 45 Student Council 1, 2, 4g Nice looking. . . dark complexioned. . . studious. . . bulging wardrobe. . . popular . . . president of class. . . has a great love for a late model green Chevrolet DELORES BACHTELL Sis General Glee Club Z, 3, 4g Hiking and Dancing 1: Zz 32 Shy. . . quiet.. . . rather stout. . . member of Glee Club. . . clerks in Codori's Store i KENNETH BAYER c.r1zz1y . 5 Vocational Agriculture N, FFA 1, 2, 3, 43 Student Council 3g , V Industrious. . . quiet. . . curly hair. . . n 'W pleasant countenance and smile. . . 73, C blushes easily. . . never shaves. . . transferred from Boonsboro High. . . a farmer JOAN BLAKE Blondie Academic Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Dramatics 25 Hiking and Dancing lg A small featured blonde who blushes frequently. . . likes the boys. . . owns a '36 Ford. . . aims to be a nurse SHIRLEY BOWMAN Sip General Music Appreciation lg Shop lg Glee Club 1, 4g A short, cute, happy-go-lucky girl full of fun. . . very talkative. . . a good mixer. . . has a great love for mirrors . . . admires the opposite sex RONALD COWAN Ronnie Academic FTA 3, 45 D1-amatics Zg Music Appre- ciation lg Yearbook Staff 3, 4g 1 Intelligent, . . neat in appearance. . . on v the Yearbook Staff. . . works at the Y: Acme. . . most likely to succeed. . . R 'A Z has plans for college l i 4+ is J BELMONT DEHAVEN Bud Vocational Agriculture Football 1, 33 FFA 1, 2, 3, 43 Dancing 1, Z, 33 Boys' Home Ec. 13 Intermural Club 3g Hi-Y 33 Varsity Club 33 Avia- tion Club lg Glee Club 43 Tall and handsome. . . popular with both sexes. . . a big tease. . . knows how to get around. . . noted for wise cracks. . .a football fan of Sammy Baugh. . . has jalopy troubles. . . is crazy about blind dates. . . frequently seen in Martinsburg DAVID DICK Buddy General FFA 3g Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Hiking and Dancing 23 Leadership 13 Varsity Soccer 2, 3, 43 Varsity Baseball 3, 43 Varsity Basketball 43 Junior Varsity Basketball lg Tall, dark, and handsome. . . boastful. quick-tempered. . . athletic. . . likes blondes and has a way with the opposite sex CATHERINE ECCARD Cathy Academic FTA 2, 3, 4g Dramatics 1, Z3 Yearbook Staff 43 Quiet. ... very studious and a great reader. . .likes to hook classes. . . interested in teaching CAROLYN FLAUGHER Cal Academic Art lg Glee Club Z, 3, 4g YearbookStaff 43 All Maryland Chorus 3, 45 Attractive with long hair. . . very talented. . . artistic. . . sings and dances well DAVID FRITZD Dave Vocational Agriculture FFA 1, 2, 3, 49 Wood Shop 1, Hunting and Fishing 23 Short in stature. . . dark complexioned . . , a big tease. . . clown. . .likes motor- cycles. . . President of FFA. . . center on FFA Basketball Team. . . raises sheep to exhibit DONALD FUNKHOUSER Hugo General Hunting and Fishing 1, Glee Club 43 Well-dressed. . .loves P. O. D. . .likes sports. . . a good typer. . . drives a green Plymouth GEORGE GARDENHOUR General ffl Leadership 15 Hiking and Dancing Zg Track Z, 33 Junior Varsity Basketball - 1, Zg Varsity Soccer Z, 33 Varsity M Basketball 3, 4g Tall, slender, redhead. . . a big flirt. . . athletic. . . humorous. . . takes naps in P. O. D. . . cowboys around ina Ford. . . loves the name Pat :i 335 Lzswi' - , ' f ' , ,S li H . ,. A A il T Q. W JANET GIFT Gifty Commercial Music Appreciation 13 Glee Club Z, 45 Shy. . . neat. . . has long hair. . . enjoys a good joke. . . usually seen with Peggy . . .likes Bim and motorcycles RICHARD GRAMS 'Buster General Math lg Hiking and Dancing Zg Glee Club 2 4' I 7 Wears glasses. . . a good sport. . .always eating. . . likes math. . . passes time drawing. . . seen in the guidance office or library. . . likes to take girls to ball games . .,.....,g YVONNE HAHN Commercial Glee Club 45 FTA 43 Varsity Fieldball 1, Z, 3, 45 Varsity Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Softball 1, Z, 3, 4, Temperamental, blue-eyed, fair com- plexioned blonde with bangs. . . athletic . . . works at the Dipper. . . life's ambition is to teach physical education RICHARD HAPPEL Dick General Club 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 3, 49 Student , V Camera Club 1, VisualAids 2, 3, Glee , N .,'.- 5 1 A, Council 4, Varsity Soccer 3, 4g Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4, Classroom clown. . . good looking. . . talkative. . . athletic. . .likes to argue. . owns a black Ford. . . goes hunting. . . has plans for college GARY HARBAUGH General Audio VisualAids 23 Class Officer 35 Glee Club 3, Track 35 Yearbook Staff 43 Varsity Soccer Z, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 2., 3, 43 Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 45 A ready smile. . . had fun getting Year- book ads. . . athletic. . . Happel's pal. . . a hot rod fiend. . . can't see stop signs X MIRIAM HARNE Poodle Vocational Home Economics Glee Club Z, 3, 4g FTA 3, 43 FHA 4, Career Club 1, 23 Dramatics 1, 2, Hiking 1, 25 Newspaper Reporter 4g Varsity Volleyball 1, 23 Varsity Soft- ball 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Fieldball 1, Z, 3, 4, Wacky over Jackie . . . athletic. . . a good sport. . . always ready with a smile. . . a good mixer. . . transferred as a junior from Middletown. . . capable . . . president of FTA. . . FHA secretary LLOYD HOSFELD Bud General ,,, 4 Q, ' Hiking and Dancing Z, 35 Glee Club 2, 3, Camera Club lg Visual Aids 1, Varsity Soccer 3, 45 Safety Patrol 1, 2, 3, Great story teller. . . big tease. . . athletic. . . polite. . . a worker. . . nice personality. . . seaward bound. . . the admiration of little girls KENNETH HUNTSBERRY Ken Vocational Agriculture .nf .4049 H FFA 45 Hunting and Fishing 23 WM' Paul Bunyan II. . . knows the gossip. . . belligerent. . . likes to play hooky. . . likes certain girls. . .is a good office boy If ball 2, 3, 45 Theater DONALD LEATHER Donnie Vocational Agriculture FFA 1, Z, 3, 45 Glee Club 2, 35 Dancing and Hiking 25 Physical Ed. Club 15 Track 2, 35 FFA Basketball 1, 2, 35 Rosy cheeks and curly hair. . . a good business manager. . . FFA vice- president. . . raises hogs. . . drives a '38 Ford NANCY KUHN Vocational Home Economics FHA 3, 45 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Dancing and Hiking 2, 35 Varsity Fieldball 2, 3, 45 Varsity Softball 2, 3, 45 Varsity Basket- Talkative and expressive. . . tall. . . athletic. . . hears bells. . . Apple Pan Dowdy Contest Winner. . . an excellent seamstz ess. . . supports the Drive-In is 1 ANNA LOOKABAUGH Gracie Glee Club 1, z, 3,45 Dancing and Hiking 1, Z5 Radio Reporter 35 Yearbook Staff 3, 45 Safety Patrol Z, 35 Varsity Field- ball 45 Varsity Basketball Z, 45 Studious. . . likes sports. . . mad about a red Buick. . . is lost without Guy. . . likes nature. . . wants to be a nurse LCLA MCCLEAF Academic Music Appreciation lg Hiking and Dancing Z5 Glee Club Z, 3, 49 Quiet and shy. . . nice personality. . . studious. . . curly blonde hair. . . interested in nursing ROBERT LYNN Bob Academic Dramatics l, 23 Glee Club Z, 3, 4, Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 43 Varsity Soccer Z, 3, 45 Varsity Basketball Z, 3, 45 Junior Varsity Basketball 15 Track 3, Yearbook Staff 4, All Maryland Chorus 3, Tall, thin, and blonde. . . loves sports and girls. . . a camera bug. . . drives a gray Pontiac. . . plans a college career JANET MCGLAUGHLIN Buckwheat Academic Hiking and Dancing lg Glee Club Z, 3, 43 All Maryland Chorus 3, 4, Tall. . . natural curly dark-haired flirt. . . a good dresser. . . quiet at times. . . a musician T Wm RICHARD NEEDY Rich General Hunting and Fishing 19 Physical Ed. Zg Glee Club 4g Varsity Basketball 49 Tall, lean, and lanky. . . a clown. . . plays basketball. . . desires to date a girl JOHN PALMER General Glee Club 2,4g Varsity Soccer 3,45 Varsity Basketball 3, 45 Hiking and Dancing Z, 3g Quiet. . . talks from the corner of his mouth. . . enjoys sports. . . fond of tractors. . . always seen with Lloyd NORMA JEAN PETERSON Jeanie General p FHA 4g Glee Club Z, 3, 45 Varsity Field ball 43 happy likable girl. . . wants to have a good time Flirtatious brunette. . . athletic. . . a l . y DORSEY PIKE corny 43. i Vocational Agriculture 4 MN FFA l,2,3,4g .....,..,, Slow talker. . . expresses his opinions. . . a real grease monkey. . .loves P. O. D. . . likes Jacques' apple orchard and goat hill. . . traveled in many states. . . fre- quently seen on Cavetown Pike .T : V DONALD RIDENOUR Don Donnie Vocational Agriculture FFA 2, 3, 4g Hunting and Fishing Z5 , '.'.?'f Shy blonde. . . laughs and blushes often. . .likes Maugansville girls. . . rides to school with a teacher SHIRLEY SCHILDT Academic Hiking and Dancing lg Dramatics 25 Glee Club Z, 3, 43 Yearbook Staff 3,4g All Maryland Chorus 39 Flirts with those big blue eyes. . .is neat and well-dressed. . . conscientious and studious. . . industrious editor of Yearbook. . . musically inclined. . . likes a grey Pontiac 1 . -1 M.. LEONARD SHATZER Tex Vocational Agriculture FFA l,2, 3, 4g Hunting and Fishing Zg Dark-haired, tall guy. . . has a yen for a certain sophomore. . .often seen at Zooks. . . skates with Connie ROSE MARIE SHATZER Shat Vocational Home Economics FHA 2, 3, 4g Hiking and Dancing 1, Z3 Glee Club Z, 3,4g FTA 33 Library Club lg Varsity Softball 2, 3, 4g Varsity Field- ball 1, Z, 3, 45 Varsity Basketball 1, Z, 3. 4: Talkative flirt. . .pretty. . .athletic. . . neat in appearance. . . chews gum. . . seen with Nancy MARTHA SMITH Muscles General Library Club lg Cheer Leader 23 Petite. . .talkative. . .lots of fun. . . can make a typewriter click. . . has an eye for a certain football player. . .alert. . early bird. . .loves chicken PATSY SMLTH Pat Vocational Home Economics 43 FHA 3,45 FTA 3,4g Varsity Softball Z, 3,45 Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Fieldball 1, Z, 3, 45 Dainty. . . athletic. . . high spirited. . . Miriam's pal. . . adds greatly to U. S. mail. . .patronizes the roller rink PATRICIA SNIVELY Pat Commercial Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Hiking and Dancing 1, 2, 35 Dramatics 1, Z, Cute. . .polite. . . charming personality . . . tiny. . .makes a typewriter buzz. . . likes to travel in a Ford.. .has an eye for handsome men MIRDZA STRAZDINS Academic Art Club lg Quiet. . . conscientious. . . a diligent worker. . . has natural curly brown hair and pretty complexion. . . comes from Europe. . .likes America Hiking and Dancing l, 2, Glee Club 2, 3, -H' i ' 7 enior Class Officers President. . . . . . . .. . .Arm Bachtell Vice President . . . Richard HaPl?e1 Secretary. . . . . . . PatsY Smlth Treasurer . . . . . . .. . . Robert Lynn CLASS FLOWER - Yellow rosebud CLASS COLORS - Lavendar and white CLASS MOTTO - Knowledge is a treasure. but practice is the key to it. CLASS HISTORY '53 Early in September, a bewildered group of 52 of us entered the doors of Smithsburg High School to begin our venturesome years in higher education. Venturesome they were! With the confusion of find- ing our correct rooms in which various classes were held, and being shoved around by the upper classmen, we were in a state of bedlam. There was also much difficulty in making acquaintances with the many different teachers. However, we became acquainted with the new routine very quickly. In the spring of f48 our class held a party at Cold Springs'Park. Class supervisors: Miss Bertha Britner, Mr. Chester Wight. Summer vacation soon passed and the school year 1948-49 came. We found ourselves in the eighth grade with a class enrollment of 55. The increased number was due to the transfer of 15 students from Cas- cade .School. Our class activity for this year was a skating party held at Cold Springs Park. The school term 19Q9-50 began with 65 of us entering the halls of Smithsburg High as Greenie Freshmen coming from all directions, as far away as Highfield. This year we had many wonderful activities. Two which should have mentionable honors were the Hallowe'en party held in Shirley Schildt's garage QI wonder who spiked the cider, and the trip to Hershey Park at the closing of the year. In the fall of 1950, 60 of us formerly known as Greenie Fresh- ,mimi men opened the doors of Smithsburg High and became f'Soft-head Sophomores. In December, some of us took part in the Christmas program given by the Glee Club. On December 20th, we held an enjoy- able Christmas party in Ann Bachtell's garage. In the spring we Con- tracted travel fever again and spent an educational day in Washington, D. C. In the evening we went to the Capitol Theater and witnesseda stafze show and movie. 1950-51 Class Officers ioA - Pres. -Patricia sniveiy 1013 - Pres. -David Fritz Vice Pres. -Robert Lynn Vice Pres. -Patsy Smith Sec. -Treas. -Shirley Schildt Sec. -Treas. -Donald Leather Class sponsors: Miss Nadine Clendening, Mrs. MarySt. Clair Inseptember '51, 45 of us brave souls entered S. H. S.and became Jolly Juniors. We had no idea that it was going to be such a success- ful year. In October, Shirley Schildt, Carolyn Flaugher, Janet Mc- Glaughlin, Patsy Smith, and Robert Lynn journeyed to Baltimore to represent Smithsburg at the Maryland All-State Chorus. In the same week Ann Bachtell attended the Maryland Association of Student Councils in Catonsville. In December, members of our class again participated in the Christmas program given by the Glee Club. On December Z3rd, we had our Christmas party in the Smithsburg Community Hall, chap- eroned by Miss Marsada Yeakle and Mr. Dean Smith. In the spring we held cake sales and sponsored movies in order to finance the Junior- Senior Prom. On May 9th, the exciting moment came--the prom! Under the very capable supervision of Mr. Laun Smith the most successful prom ever held at Smithsburg High School was made possible. Jack Hartle and his Mello-Men furnished the music. To complete ,the year we again chose Hershey Park for our annual spring trip. 1951-52 Class Officers 11A -Pres. -Ann Bachtell 11B - Pres. -Delores Bachtell Vice Pres. -Gary Harbaugh Sec. -Treas. -Connie Shindlechdcer Sec. -Treas. -Janet McGlaughlin Finally the last year at S. H. S. and surely the most memorable one arrived. We entered the traditional homeroom, the lab, as So- phisticated Seniors with Miss'Marsada Yeakle as our advisor. Through the tempting. years, 25 dropped by the wayside, leaving 39 capable mem- bers to realize the greater opportunities available. We elected our last class officers: Pres. -Ann Bachtell, Vice Pres. - Richard Happelg Secretary-Patsy Smithg Treasurer-Robert Lynn. In September, Donald Leather attended the F. F. A. Convention in Kansas City, as a delegate from the State of Maryland. In October, Carolyn Flaugher and Janet McGlaughlin represented our school in the Maryland All-State Chorus. Ann Bachtell attended the iMaryland Associ- ation of Student Councils in Hagerstown. Our last Christmas at Smithsburg High School was a very success- ful one, with most of us participating in the Christmas play, A Day at King Arthur's Court . Iiext came our class play in April which was a great success considering thatit was the only one we ever gave. Three of our girls Shirley Schildt, Carolyn Flaugher, and Janet McGlaughlin made their first TV appearance on channel 4, on the program Junior Review. Then finally the big day arrived, June 5, graduation! Although we had many discouraging moments we shall never forget the good times at Smithsburg High School. Most Ilikely to Succeed Ronald Cowan A02 A0 Best Musician Biggest Flirts Janet McGlaughlin George Gardenour Shirley schudt Most Courteous Most Artistic Most Talented Best Au'ArOund pan-icia Snively Carolyn Flaugher Norma Peterson Ronald Cowan Class Clown- Most Popular Ann Bachtell Belmont Dehaven Best Sport:-s Biggest Tease Patsy Smith Richard Happel Richard Grams Most Dramatic Robert Lynn Miriam Harne W, Who's Who wi its Q? Best Athlete s Garv Harbaugh Best Dancers Robert Lynn Carolyn Flaugher Most 'Ifalkative Richard Happel Martha Smith Rose Shatzer Best Looking Richard Happel Ann Bachtell 'fl Shyest Lola .McCleaf Donald Ridenour is lk is Most Optimistic Dorsey Pike Most Studious Nicest Cuteiit Girl Anna 14OOKabal1gh Personality Ann Bachtell Most Pessimistic Richard Happel Rosalie Shatzez 'NAME Ann Bachtell Delores Bachtell Kenneth Bayer Joan Blake Shirley Bowman Ronald Cowan Belmont DeHaven David Dick Catherine Eccard Carolyn Flaugher David Fritz Donald Funkhouser George Gardenhour Class of 1953 Aw! Wait a minute Idon't believe it Good gravy! Did you hear that? ? Hey! You know what? Pre-cisely Don'tknow, do you? Holy cow! La-de-da! You're crazy Why I guess so! What yah say there? Secretary Seicretary Dairying Nurse Typist Teacher Football coach General in army Teacher Singing career Farming Civil service Fruit grower Janet Gift You're notakiddin'! Secretary Richard Grams Uh huh Navy Yvonne Hahn Military service Richard Happel Holy mud Aviator Gary Harbaugh . . . . Engineer Miriam Harne No kiddin'? Teacher Lloyd Hosfeld It's understood! X-I-ay technician Kenneth Huntsberry Why worry? Air force FAVORITE SPORT Baseball Basketball Football Baseball Baseball Bowling Football Baseball Baseball Dancing Hunting Baseball Soccer Baseball Softball Baseball Baseball Baseball Basketball Soccer Baseball ffm ' K- -1' md NAME FAVORITE SAYING AMBITION FAVORITE SPORT Nancy Kuhn My cow! Hous ewife Basketball Donald Leather Do what? Farming Baseball Anna Lookabaugh Really? ? Nurse Dancing Robert Lynn Huh? ? Office work Baseball Lola McCleaf You're not funny! Nurse Baseball Janet McGlaughlin You know it! Typist for F. B. I. SOCCCI' Richard Needy Shut up! Shoe factory work Basketball John Palmer Shut up! Farming Basketball Norma Peterson Now let me tell you. Housewife Baseball Dorsey Pike I guess! Farm Basketball Donald Ridenour I should say so. Mechanic E Hunting Shirley Schildt Aw, Bobby! Secretary Softball Leonard Shatzer Uh-huh Work on planes Football Rose Shatzer And how much! Huh? Teach Physical Ed. Basketball Patricia Snively Ah! Jump! Medical secrete'-TY BadI1'1i1'1t0T1 Martha Smith They don't call me Typist Basketball Muscles for nothing. Patsy Smith Uh-Huh! Teacher Softball Mirdza Strazdins Let me see. Nurse Hiking Charlotte Warner Just listen at that! Cashier Basketball NAME Ann Bachtell Delores Bachtell Kenneth Bayer Joan Blake Shirley Bowman Ronald Cowan Belmont Dehaven David Dick Catherine Eccard Carolyn Flaugher David Fritz Donald Funkhouser George Gardenhour Janet Gift Richard Grams Yvonne Hahn Richard Happel 'Gary Ha rbaugh Miriam Harne Lloyd Hosbeld Kenneth Huntsberry Nancy Kuhn Donald Leather HOBBY Reading Collecting records Roller skating Photography Eating Telling jokes Hunting Hunting Reading Painting Trappingg hunting Eating Trains Photography Eating Hunting Mechanic Traveling Cooking Fishing Eating Trains REMEMBERED FOR Class president Blushing Coming from Boonsboro Contestant in Queen Contest Taking Phys. Ed. Splashy shirts Big mouth Getting into trouble Quiet voice Art Being short Taking Phys. Ed. Talking to girlzs Long hair Good sport Bangs Arguing Grinning Dramatization Loafing Trouble Talking Promptness M..l.... NAME Anna Lookabaugh Robert Lynn Lola McC1eaf Janet McGlaughlin Richard Needy John Palmer Norma Peterson Dorsey Pike Donald Ridenour Shirley Schildt Leonard Shatzer Rose Shatzer Patricia Snively Martha Smith Patsy Smith Mirdza Strazdins Charlotte Warner HOBBY Collecting barrettes Collecting records Collecting money Eating Collect records Wood work Piano Cars Singing Collect match box covers Going to Drive In Collecting records Typing Piano playing Reading Combing hair REMEMBERED FOR Dark eyes Dramatization Curly hair Flirting Teasing Teasing Doing homework Teasing Teasing Love for music Walking Cutest girl Funny laugh Talking Getting out of class Latvian accent Down town Y m....A WW 'fi' Jllfli YS r ,.. , ': 1x-Q -.ifi ':Q:' l Gerald Beard John Benchoff f3 ' VQ-. A' e J rrrr U Iirh X.. r e 3 ' ,..,V ,,., ..-' vi Qzi. 3.5-.:,1 .g..:. fi ga gs. ,. K .. 4 f y 2 ,, , re f . wma .wrt Shirley Cowan Janet Davis Louise Burger Gerald Deal Norma F1-ey George Hosfeld fs Mary Eccard Eugene Ferguson I lil 5' X - a 'E A v.,. H Janet Flaugher 'Z Q, 'iv Jeanette Gardenhour Ann Hartle Kenneth Houowal' Z 4 4 Patsy Huntsberry Sherry Keane Madeline Kelbaugh ,, ...j . :-, g., Q t wk-1 .,v, 4 .,, A?:,, sm .,l.:. y Larry Kendall .fa 1 Q 211 Lester Oswald ,M ,R X '22 1 swf ' ' ipvv I 3 I . 4' it 4 Nancy Sanbower el aa j Marcia Smith V A Martha Stuller Gary Kennedy Eleanor Potts i f Judy Miller Harry Morningstar fj 1 S 5, 5' 1 J HQ- , R Billy R eecher A r lg: . .- I Trenton Schrgyer Catherine Shipley A Peggy Smith Ronald Trostle Richard Smith Joyce Warrenfeltz Shirley Ruths 5 Sarah Slick gf ! '2 . TW: W Ir ene Stuller di r,y4 Ay ml June Wolfe Junior Class Officers President ' ' Trenton Sch-1'0YeI' Secretary . . . .... Marcia Smith Vice President ' ' ' Jeanette Gardenhoul' Treasurer. . ...... 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WV D0rma Wishard Eddie Shroyer I . ,dw cfm 41 3? ,,, ' 'P' 8 A1111 Stevenson 5, ,... at ' f A Pat Switzer r ail, gem fl '-,. , 7 -j e, iqzj ..,. 4.2 David Warrenfeltz f ,gf ,mm . 1 v Q .-.M -1-r'-rr I Xf- Richard Wolfe ,, .g.l I 1 Eighth Grade 8A-OFFICERS President .......... Frank Bushey Vice President. . . Jonathan Weigle Sec. -Treasurer . . Jeanne Graybill ' First Row treading from left to rightj - Glen Eccard, Jacob Cline, John Sanbower, Frank Bushey. 2nd row - Shirley Garnand, Beverly Bowman, Catherine Emery, Jeanne Graybill, Patsy Neal. 3rd row - Mary Cline, Donald Shindle- decker, Loretta Winders, Mary Jane Coyle, Bonnie Gates, Lester Beltz, Patsy Brogunier, RachelRinehart, Joyce Pryor. 4th row - Louise Bromley, Charles Perry, Doris Kuhn, Nancy Moyer, Julia Bayer, Beverly Wagaman. 5th row - Charles Carbaugh, Gene Flook, Gary Needy, Eugene Shifflet, Harold Ruths, John Davis, Jonathan Weigle, James Grove. t I EIGHTH GRADE as-oF1-'ICERS ' President .......... Georgia Rudy Vice President ...Marie Barnhart Sec. -Treasurer ....... Erma Wade First Row treading from left to righti - Georgia Rudy, Kenneth Lewis, John Brown, Patricia Schroyer, Roberta Smith, Reginald Kendall, Earl Leiboldt, James Wilhide. Znd row - Richard Grove, George Barker, Harry Reynolds, George Kline, David Smith, Marie Barnhart, 'Lester Smith, Fred Switzer. 3rd row - Pearl Strite, Polly Stoops, Janet Stottlemyer, Mary Smith, Joyce Robinson, Charles Spitzer, Earl Verdier. 4th row - Erma Wade, Margaret Strite, Gail Shockey, Jerry Smith. - T evenih Grade y 7A CLASS OFFICERS President ........... Tommy Norton Sec. and Historian . . . Martha Strite Vice President ...... William Wiles First row treading from left to right, - Clyde Kindle, Ruth Schroyer, Paul Wade, Richard Fritz, William Wiles Nancy Miller, Charlotte Webb, Dorothy Rinehart, Betty Coyle 2nd row - Peggy Thumma, Mildred Blake, Eugene Martin, Fae Frey, William Shipley, Ralph Miller, Russell Gift. 3rd row- Alec Shockey, Tommy Norton, Lee Clapper, Thomas Ferguson, Robert Harshman, William Stull, Barbara Brown, James Culler. 4th row- Catherine Stottlemyer, Doris Martin, Elise Reynolds, Nancy Himes, John Baker, Clarence Cline, Mary Wright, Martha Kendall, Martha Strite. I I SEVENTH GRADE Officers of the 7-B Section Vice President. . . . . Neal Tr0St1e President . . . . . . . . . Peggy Davis Secretary . . . . . . . . Charles West First Row Qreading from left to rightl - Norma Wagaman, Edwin Fellows, Johnny Graybill, Charles Smith, Alice Pebble, Nancy Huntsberry, Billy Flaugher, Robert Kindle, Charles West. Znd row - Harold Carbaugh, Eddie Jeppesen, Wayne Warrenfeltz, Carolyn Warner, David Brown, Neal Trostle, Yvonne Sprenkle, Betty Lou Smith, Jean Shindledecker. 3rd row - Paul Harne, Timothy Shrader, Richard Buck, Charles Monninger, Sammy Cool, Joe Stouffer, Nina Flohr, Robert Mong, Peggy Davis. 4th row - Edwin Kelbaugh, George Weigle, Ronald Semler, Martha Keefer, Rose Pryor, Julia Byers, Jane Oswald. ,4 jzefddaf 1952 WASHINGTON COUNTY CHAMPS Reading left to right: lst row- Doris Smith, Yvonne Hahn, Mattie Kelbaugh, Rose Shatzer, Pat Switzer, Znd row- Peg Smith, Miriam Harne, Charlotte Warner, Patsy Huntsberry, Wilma Schildt, Patsy Smithg 3rd row- Miss Britner-coach, Norma Jean Peterson, Janice Wolf, Helen Barkdoll, Nancy Kuhn, and Mary Dickg A Kalfdaf The girls' varsity basketball team placed second in the Washington County League this season, winning five out of seven games played. 1 I OCCQI' 9 f n Standing freading from left to rightj- Richard Happel, John Palmer, Gary Harbaugh, Harold Eckstine, George Garden- hour, John Benchoff, David Dick, Richard Flohr, David Warrenfeltzg First row - Robert Ross, Leroy Heiston, Lloyd Hosfeld, Kenny Holloway, Robert Lynn, Richard Bachtell The Smitties in soccer compiled a better record this season than that of the preceding year. They won 2, tied 1, and lost 5 of the games played. Outstanding players who were the scoring spark of the team were Robert Lynn, Gary Harbaugh, Kenny Holloway, and Richard Flohr. All the boys playedahard and fast game with praiseworthy teamwork. W Zgaffefgaf I gn The boys' varsity basketball team completed the 1952 season with only one win. Despite the odds, they played well and showed good sportsmanship. ik 'wi JW W4 1 Clubs SENIOR GLEE CLUB FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA STUDENT COUNCIL FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA VISUAL AIDS FUTURE HOMEMAKERS QF AMERICA 41 SCHOOL PERSONNEL J MRS. FERGUSON MRS. KIMBLE MRS. FISHER MR, FORREST PATROL CHEER LEADERS FTA DELEGATION FLAG CEREMONY unior P l'0Yfl CHECK CORR ECTLY STRUTTING HER STUFF LET'S PEP UP A LITTLE! WHAT IS IT, LOUIE-f FOR PEACE 5 SMILE PRETTY, GIRLS. NOW IS THE TIME SARAH'S PROTEGE KEEP IN STEP, KIDS 5 APPLE PAN DOWDY WINNER A ' r. Y E. ., ,N an -,g-.1 ,Q SUB LINE- UP Q-5' 3 . . E .,... A H 2' .. ,152 .ff.1'4-..-f- : ' . ,j qw ' 32 L: gg . 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