South Hagerstown High School - Quidnunc Yearbook (Hagerstown, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1957 volume:

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Page 2 522 ff ,Z . 3 RICHARD HYKES Associate Editor 40' NANCY HANKS Business Manager DONALD RICE Editor-in-Chief QF' fGX CAROL SOFKO Art Editor JERRY HESS Photographer Page 4 1.3-. SANDRA COUCHMAN Associate Editor gms JEAN SHADRACH Advertising Manager Aoi ion QUIDNUNC STAFF Row l -Shaffer, B., Grove, A., Lowry, D., Nigh, R. M., Row 2--Currie, B., Cohlll, J., Bartlef, A., Tychinski, L. Nlner, J., Long, S,, Slwadrach, J., Hanks, N., Hykes, J., Kershner, R., Weller, B., Ridenour, D., Potferfield D., Rice, D., Couchman, S., Hess, J., Sofko, C., Middlekauff, K., Linebough, G, Sweeney, G., Sofko Morquiss, D. J,, Locke, B., Rhodes, H., Grove, J., Betts, S., Snyder A., lseminger, J,, Neikirk, R., Mr, Roberfs, advisor QUIDNUNC HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES Row l-Zimmerman, R., Mafhna, L,, Higgs, E., Penn, Row 2.-Lewis, C., Rudisull, C., Kendall, D., Small R., Muller, C., Novensfein, K., Burkholder, M, L., M. A., Niner, J., Thomas, D., Knode, G., lsemunger Anderson, C., Cook, J., Afwell, l.,, Grimm, P., J,, Conley, J., Qobinson, J. Bowlus, B. ff Page 6 W--.-.-.-...... If fflfffi . ....... ..... CARL R. BEER We pause for a few minutes in our observation of this annual to thank a man, without whom, this yearbook might not have been possible Here is a man who has never failed to give us his indi- vidual attention when it was most urgently needed, who has always extended the welcome hand of congratulations when a victory has been won, and who has invariably consoled us when a battle has been lost. In the eyes and hearts of the students, Mr. Beer, you reign supreme. SECRETARY SUE BRADY Page 7 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT ROY CARTER SECRETARY BEVERLY HAGAN ANDREW LEO President 1 A :K S A Q fr - '1 ,i WILLIAM HELMER Vice President DORA SHAFFER Treasurer ANN STARTZMAN Secretary Row lf-Miss Allison, Weaver, S., Jennings, L., Storfzman, Row 3-Campbell, E., Freed, J., Harshrnon, M., Shaffer A., secretary, Leo, A., president, Shaffer, D., Treasurer, G., Springer, M., Cullen, J., Nichol, J., Johnson Hykes, D., Nicklas, H., Snyder, A. Weller, N. Row 2-Hanks, N., Wolford, B., Paden, J., Piper, S., Row 4-Wolford, K., Forbes, L., White, B., Atwe Kline C., Blickenstoff, D., Cronise, J., Palmer, J., Beckley, N., Thomas, D., Gossord, T., Carnes Strock, T. Messersmith, R. M if W! Page 8 Efilbfj 5 I wif JAMES CARNES President TERRY STROCK Vice President DONNA LOWMAN Secretory Cobinef LINDA LOCHBAUM Treasurer uf? Row l7Longor1ecker, R., Lochboum, L., Trees., Lowmcm, Row 2--Mr. Kerr, Lumm, N., Cionelli, B., Gossord D., sec., Comes, J., pres. Strock, T., v. pres., Hull, Reoms' B42 Beach, Jug Wilson, pl: Benedict, E N. J., Mirmick, N. Qff W RON AMOS Vocational Welding CHARLES ANDERSON Vocational Welding Intramural Club lllg Intramural Basketball Illg Varsity Baseball III, IVQ Football ll. LARRY S BAILEY Vocational Machine Shop I Q DICK BAKER General Football ll lil IV Basketball ase a Circle Club Ill IV Intramural Basketball ll Treasurer f Homeroom IV ' F5 I llll Page i. i CECIL BALTIMORE General NETTIE BALTIMORE General ELIZABETH JUELDA BARGER Academic Editor of South Wind lVg His- torian of F. T. A. Club lVg Office worker Il, Ill, lVg Parade Ill, lVg Girls' Chorus I, ll, lll. JOYCE L. BARKDOLL General Girls' Chorus llg Jr. Sr. Girls' Chorus Ill. ,1.ll..il-l- ,..L.-l..l-1- 1.11.1-1 .....l..i-- JOSEPHINE LYNN BARNES Commercial S.A.B. Chorus llg S.S.A. Chorus lVg Typist School Paper IV. CLAUDIA ANN BARNHART Commercial Talent Show Illg Bible Club IVg Intramural Sports II, lllg F.N.A. IV. ERNEST BARN HART General Chorus l, ll, Illg Intramural Sports. LOUISE BARNHART General Chorus II, III, IVQ Breakfast Club lVg Hi News lVg Bible Club lVg Office Worker Illg Fashion Show lllg Spring Con- cert III. ANNABELLE M. BARTLETT Academic Radio Guild llg Library Club ll, lllg F.N.A. Ill, lVg Chorus S.A.B. lllg S.A.T.B. Treas. lVj Spring Concert III, lVg Dra- matics Club lllg Ass't. Adv. Mgr. of Quidnunc lVg Kappa Tri-Hi-Y Ill, lV. JOSEPH BEACH Commercial Talent Show llg Student Coun- Cil llg S.A.B. llg S.A.T.B. Ill, lVg Spring Concert lV5 Basket- ball Varsity Mgr. lVg Senior Cabinet IVg Junior Cabinet lllg Operetta lllg Homeroom Sec. IV. i l i ROBERT BECKLEY Vocational F.F,A. V-Pres. lV. B. JEAN BELL General S.A.'l'.B. IVQ S.S A. Ilg Sports Service Club lVg Bible Club IV. O Classmates, turn these pages slow And ponder o'er each line, Recalling pleasant mem'ries past And hours that were divine. Page 12 EDITH JANE BENEDICT General Soo. Girls' Chorus llg Junior- Senior Girls' Chorus Illg S.A.- T.B. IVQ F.N.A. III, IVQ Bible Club Sec. lVg Senior Cabinet IV, GLENNIE BENNER General Library Aid Ill. GLORIA DEAN NE BOWERS Commercial Intramural Sports llg Sports Service Club ll, Ill, IV. ELLSWORTH BOWLES Academic I ZXZJOI 15' , U., Page I3 l- . .l1.l - . - DAVID BRAGUNIER Academic Band President IVg All-State Band IVg All-Eastern Band IV. SIGMUND A. BRANDENBURG General Intramural Sports Ill, IV. ELLA MAE BRANDT Academic F.N.A. Ill, lVg Breakfast Club IV. CHARLES E. BRINING Vocational Machine Shop - . 11-11-1-1- ...l.. - WILLIAM BUCHANAN Vocational Machine Shop ROBERT LEE BURGER General Football Manager Ill, lVg lntra- mural Sports ll, lllg Basketball Varsity lVg Chorus lllg Oper- etta III iS.A.T.B.l Circle Club lllg Homeroom President IV. RONNIE BUTTS General Band Ill, IV5 Spring Concert Ill, lVg Operetta Ill. HARRY W. CARBAUGH 5' JAMES E. CARN ES Academic Student Council iil, lVg Home- room President ll, IVQ Socer Varsity lVg Basketball Varsity lVg Intramurals ll, lllg Break- fast Club lVg Class Cabinet ll, lVg President Senior Class. WALTER EDWARD CARTER General Homeroom Secretary IVg Var- sity Football, Basketball, Base- ball ll, Ill, IVQ Intramurals ll. ROBERT T. CIANELLI General Football llg Senior Cabinetg Intramurals IV, ROWLAN D CLOPPER General A smile or a tear for each dear face v,,,,,,i,,,,,l welding Embarked on lite's long road, The life and death of days that were For this our once abode. Page I4 JACK W. COFFELT General Student Council IVg History Breakfast Club IVg Homeroom Secretary IV. JUDITH MARIE COHILL Academic Sports Service Club Ilg Girls' Glee Club Ilg Dramatics Club Il, Ill, IVg Newspaper Staff II, III, IVg Yearbook Staff II, Ill, IVQ S.A.T.B. Chorus Ill, IVQ Majorettes IVg Halloween Parade Ilg F.N.A. lVg Delta Tri-Hi-Y Club Il, Illg Treasurer IVQ Breakfast Club IV. JACQUELYN MAE CONLEY Commercial Yearbook II, III, IVQ Home- room Representative ll, Ill, IVg Chorus S.A.B. llg Junior-Senior Girls' Chorus lllg Library As- sistant President IVg Breakfast Club lVg Awards Assembly Illg The South Wind-Typist IV. LINWOOD CONSTABLE Vocational Welding mzbr5,,,., Page T I5 1-1l. . - l CLARENCE COOK Vocational Agriculture F.F.A. il, ul, iv. JACKIE COOK Academic Basketball Varsity Illg Major- ette IVg Yearbook Staff lVg Hi News Staff IV: Nominating Committee of Student Council IVg Football Sponsor IVQ Kappa Tri-Hi-Y III, Treasurer IV. SANDRA JEAN COUCHMAN Academic Senior Class Playg Quidnunc Associate Editor IVQ Dramatics Club ll, III, lVg Thanksgiving Assembly Illg The Great Big Doorstep lllg F.T.A. ll, Ill, Pres. IVg Alpha Tri-Hi-Y ll, lllg Halloween Parade Ill, lVg Homeroom Pres. II, Sec. Illg Christmas Assembly Illg Dra- matics Club Play lVg Teen Club IVQ Hi News IV. ANNA F. CUNNINGHAM General Band II, III, IVg F.N,A. IVg Basketball lntrarnuralsg Soft- ball II, Ill, IVQ GIA. Repre- sentative IV. -- l.L1.T-l ...-.l..l1.- 1..l.l- RICHARD W. CUNNINGHAM Academic Y.M.C.A. ll, lll, lVg Soccer Varsity lVg Wrestling Varsity IV. PAUL MICHAEL DATTILIO Vocational Welding Intramural ll, lll. REBECCA DAPH INE DAVIS General L.A.S.O. Club IV. SHIRLEY MARIE DAVIS Commercial Intramural Sports llg Basketball Manager IV. LINDA DELAUDER Academic Beta Tri-Hi-Y Club Il, lll, IVg F.T.A. ll, lll, Vice Pres. lVg Dramatics Club lVg Horneroom Yearbook Rep. ll, lllg Hallo- ween Parade lil, lVg Intra- mural ll, lllg Dramatics Club Play lVg Teen Club IV. WALTER DELAUDER Academic W. BRUCE DICK, JR. Academic Band ll, Ill, Librarian IVQ Assemblies ll, Ill, IV. LARRY DIETRICH Vocational Auto Shop The minutes and days have flown hastily on Since first we sojourned here. But anon, Dear classmates, we'll leave this happy old hall To continue our walk upward and onward with all. But the time we have tarried has brought with it a change. Page l 6 ROBERT DIPIETRO Vocational Auto Shop Intramural Sports IV. JACK DITTO Vocational Auto Shop g TED DOFFLEMYER General Football ll, Ill, IV, Basketball ll, Ill, lVg Baseball lVg Dis- cussion Club. LAURIE GENE DUDLEY Academic S.S.A. ll, III, lVg Dramatics - Club IV, Recording Secretaryg - Triangle Tri-Hi-Yg Breakfast Club IVg Intramural Sports II. Z!Z!0I'.S'..... Page I7 - 1 . - ..l . MEARL EMBLY, JR. Vocational Welding WILLIAM BENNETT FISCHER Vocational Machine Shop PATRICIA C. FIZER Commercial L.A.S.O. IVg Chorus II, IV. THOMAS R. FLEMING Vocational Auto Shop Yearbook Adv. Staff lVg Build- ing and Ground Commissioners IV. - - 11.1111-i ..1..1-11 PATRICIA ANN FORREST Comercial S.A.T.B. Chorus ll, Intramural Sports ll, Ill, Homeroom Sec' retary Il, Newspaper Home- room Representative IV, Ushers IV, Perfect Attendance ll, III, IV. RICHARD FORSYTHE Vocational ROBERT LESTER GARDNER Vocational Mcchine Shop Chorus ll, Intramural Sports II. REBECCA MARLENE GOETZ Vocational Home Economics F.H.A. II, Ill, IV, Fashion Show III, IV, Halloween Parade III, IV, Perfect Attendance ll, lll, IV, House Project III, Spring Concert. DONALD LEROY GORDON General Hager Hi-Y Ill, Intramural Basketball Il, Ill, IV. JACK GORDON Vocational Machine Shop TERRY W. GOSSARD Academic Student Council Rep. IV, Class Cabinet II, IV, Breakfast Club IV, Intramural Sports ll, Ill, IV, Soccer IV, Homeroom Pre- sident Il. CLETA ELLEN GRAMS General Softball Mgr. Il, III, Intramural Sports Il, Ill, IV, Intramural Council IV, Triangle Tri-Hi-Y ll, lll, Sec. IV. As the stars softly rise in the twilight, To shine at the close of the day, Do the Senior Class with footsteps light Has climbed the first mile of the way, In the age4Md quest of Youth for Success 'Their pethions at her feet to lay. Page I8 BARBARA ELLEN GRIER General S.A.T.B. Chorus lVj Intramural Basketball, Volleyball ll, Future Nurses Sec. lVg Alpha Tri-Hi- Y II, III, IVg Usher IV. GARNETTA GAY GRIMES Vocational Home Economics F.H.A. ll, lll, lVg Junior-Senior Girls' Chorus lVg Kappa Tri- Hi-Y ll, ln, lVg G.l.A. Rep. Ilg Sub. Homeroom Rep. Student Council lllg Student Rep. P.- T.A, IV. PEARL M. GROSS Commercial Yearbook Horneroom Rep. ll, lllg S.S.A. llg S.A.T.B. Chorus lVg Library Aid ll. ALICE R. GROVE Academic Basketball Varsity ll, lll, lVg S.A.T.B. Sec. lVg Adv. Staff of Quiclnunc IV, Dramatics Club lVg Alpha Tiill-li-Y ll, lll, IVg Hi-News lllg Operetta lllg Usher IVg Halloween Parade ll, Ill. I I15lllll Page I9 .T-1.-il... . 1- ROGER W. GROVE General F.F.A.g Halloween Parade ll. JEAN C. HAMBURG Commercial Intramural Sports ll, lllj G.l.A. II, lu. NANCY HANKS Academic Bus. Mgr. ot Yearbook lVg Hi News Stott lVg Majorette III, IVg Football Sponsor lVg Nominating Committee of Stu- dent Council IVg Youth and Gov't. lllg Alpha Tri-Hi-Y ll, Ill, lVg Pres Publicity Com- mittee lVg Teen Club IV. DARLENE L. HARBAUGH Commercial Perfect Attendance lllg Guid- ance Assistant IV. ,.. .11-1- . ...-. ... .- SYLVIA ANN HARSHMAN Academic A., Chorus ll, III, Bible Club, Pres. IV, Breakfast Club RUSSELL HAUSE Vocational Agriculture BARBARA A. HESS Commercial Student Council II, S.A.B. II, Intramural Sports Il, Ill, Li- brary Aids Il, Talent Shaw II, Homeroom Officers II, Ill, Ushers II, Sports Service Club II, III, Perfect Attendance I2 years. GERALD N. HESS General Yearbook Staff IV, Photo- grapher, Art Service Club, F.T.A. Club IV, Circle Club II, Pres. Homeroom IV, South Wind IV, Photographer, Build- ing Commissioners IV, Deco- rating Committee, Hi News IV, Teen Club IV, Dramatics Club Play IV, Spring Concert. SALLY ANNE HOCH General Chorus II, III, IV. ROBERT L. HOGEN General room Pres. Ill, Chorus II, Breakfast Club III, IV. JUDITH ANN HOOVER Commercial S.A.B. Chorus II, S.A.T.B. Chorus IV, S.S.A. Chorus III, Christmas Assembly, Student Aid. JUDITH ANN HORN Academic Dramotics Club, Ass't. Treas., Alpha Tri-Hi-Y, Usher ll, IV, Hi News Staff IV, S.S.A. Chorus III, IV, Senior Tea Play III, Intramural Sports II. They know that Success is a kindly old dame, With wealth, an unlimited stare, VVho gives of the best in her treasure chesh To any who knock at her doom If they fhst get the key to the opening wee, From the hoard of Dame Knowledge's lore. Page 20 Student Council II, III, Home- RONALD HOUSER Vocational Auto Shop NORMA JEAN HULL Commercial Student Council ll, lllg S.A.B, Chorus llg Breakfast Club ll, lllg Hi News Staff lVg Sopho- more Varsity Mgr.g Volleyball ll, lllg South Wind Stott IVg Triangle Tri-Hi-Y Ill, IVQ Homeroom Treas. Il, Sec. lllg Sports Service Club ll, lllg Health Class Committee Treas.g Awards Assembly llg Senior Cabinetg Senior Banquet Chr.g Publicity Co-Chairman Senior Class Play. CLARENCE T. HUTZELL Vocational Welding Perfect Attendance lVg Radio Tower Project Building T.V. Towers ll, lllg Halloween Par- ade Il. RICHARD NORMAN HYKES Academic Yearbook Staff lVj Student Council lVg Executive Com- mittee IVg Dramatics Clubj Building Commissioners lVg Junior Cabinet lllg Fire Com- missioners lllg Varsity Soccer IVg Intramural Sports ll, Ill, lVg Circle Hi-Y ll, Illg Teen Club IV. mzbf'5,..., Page 2l 1- 1- JUDITH ANN ISEMINGER Academic F.T.A. ll, Ill, IVQ Band Illg Beta Tri-Hi-Y Treas. lVg Usher lVg South Wind Cartoonist lVg Chorus llg Halloween Parade ll, lll, lVg Quidnunc Home- room Rep.g Breakfast Club IV. SONJA LOU JONES Vocational Home Economics Chorus ll, lllg F.H.A. Ill, Pres. lVg House Project lllg Spring Concert ll, lll. DELL KAETZEL General Spring Concert ll. ALVIN KAYLOR General iiil.-l-1 .i .i,.l.l- .-iii CHARLES KEEDY General Hager Hi-Y Club II, Ill, In mural Council lllg Intramural Sports ii, ui, iv. EUGENE W. KELLY General ALLEN KENNEDY Vocational Agriculture A DONALD KEPHART Vocational Agriculture Bond llg F.F.A. ii, in, IV PAUL LEROY KEPLINGER, JR. General Band ll, lllg Intramural Basket- ball IV. DONNA MARIE KERSHNER Academic Chorus ll, III, lVg F.N.A. III, RONALD KERSHNER Academic Band ll, Illg Halloween Parade ll, lll, lVg Awards Assembly llg Speech Assembly Illg French Assembly lVg Quidnunc Adv. Staff lVg Circulation Editor, South Wind IVg Dramatics Club lVg Senior Class Play. JACQUELINE A. KESSLER General S.A.B. Chorus llg S.A.T.B. Chorus IV. 'Tis a wonderful thing, this treasure chestg 'Tis a wealth of dreams come trueg Where jewels of Love and Happiness May be had by me or youg Through the crowns of VVeaHh and Fawm Are reserved for a favored few. Page 22 KENNETH KEYES General Basketball Varsity III, IVQ President Jr. Class. JAMES L. KLINE Vocational Agriculture RICHARD KRUMPE Academic SAMUEL OWEN LANTZ Academic Discussion Club Il, III, Treas. IVg Christmas Assembly Ilg Fire Marshal Illg Intramural Council III, IVQ Intramural League IVg Basketball Varsity Mgr. IVg South Wind IVQ S.A.B, Chorus Ilg Hi-Y Council IV. mzbr5...., Page 23 l il l ANDREW BRENGLE LEO Academic President Student Council IVg President Homeroom Illg Vice- President Homeroom Ilg Sports Editor, South Wind IVQ Hi News IVQ Member of P.T.A. Executive Committee IVg Soccer Varsity IVg Councilman, Junior Government Day III. RAYMOND LINDSEY Vocational Welding Shop LINDA LOCHBAUM Academic Class Cabinet II, III, IVg Chorus II, III5 Alpha Tri-Hi-Y ll, Hi, Treas. IVg Class Treasurer ll, IVQ Cheerleader II, Ill. BARBARA LOCKE Academic Yearbook Representative lllj F.N.A. III, lVg Delta Tri-Hi-Y II, Ill, lVg Assistant Adv. Man- ager of Quidnunc lVg Hallo- ween Parade IVj French Play IV. ,i..l-1--1 L...l.l--- ...L..-1.-- ROSE MARIE LONGANECKER Commercial Senior Class Cabinet IV, Per- fect Attendance II, Office Assistant IV, Typist School Paper IV. DONNA JEANNE LOWMAN Commercial Guidance Assistant IV, Hi News, Typist IV, Newspaper Staff IV, Junior Cabinet Ill, Senior Cabinet, Sec. IV, S.A.- T.B. Chorus ll, Varsity Basket- ball, Volleyball Il, Ill, Talent Show II, Ill, Majorette ll, Ill, Cheerleader IV, Alpha Tri-Hi- Y, Sec. IV, Student Council ll. DAWN LOWRY Academic Alpha Tri-Hi-Y, Dramatics Club IV, Yearbook IV, Ac- NANCY LUMM Academic Girls' Intramural Association IV, Tirnekeeper for Girls' Bas- ketball Varsity ll, Ill, Hi News III, President IV, Cheerleader IV, S.S.A. Chorus Il, S.A.T.B. Chorus Ill, Vice-President IV, Spring Concert ll, Ill, IV, Usher IV, Halloween Parade IV, Alpha Tri-Hi-Y Ill, IV, Operetto Ill, Homeroom Treas. ll, Ill, Feature Editor South Wind IV. JUDITH MCGUIRE General RONALD L. MC NAMEE Vocational Welding Shop Intramural Sports Ill, Varsity Baseball III, IV. FRANK MARCONI companist for S,S.A. Il, Ill, Genual Accompanist for Boys' Chorus IV, Senior Tea Play Ill, Usher ll. Youth- This transient thing, JAMES ALLEN LUCAS This intangable, ungraspable wonder- Vocational Machine Shop Youth- This hope, A hope so strong. . . for it must be as strong as strength is meant to be This hope-This youth. Page 24 DOLORES ANNE MARQUISS Academic S.A.B. Chorus llg Library Club llg Newspaper Staff Bus. Mgr. IVQ Dramatics Club, Treasurer IVg Yearbook Staff lVg Break- fast Club IVQ l:.T.A. IVQ French Play IV. PATRICIA A. MASSER Commercial NANCY J. MELLOTT Commercial Delta Tri-Hi-Y ll, Ill. RICHARD MESSERSMITH Academic Student Council lVg President of Discussion Club IVQ Hi-Y Council lVg Intramural Sports II, Ill, IVg Publicity Committee IV. efabr5,.... Page 25 1 . . . KIRKLYN MIDDLEKAUFF Academic Alpha Tri-Hi-Y ll, lllg F.T.A., Treasurer lVg Dramatics Club llg Girls' Intramural Council Ilg Intramural Sports Ilg Adv. Staff of Quidnunc IVQ Hollo- ween Parade lllg Spring Con- cert II, Illg S.A.B. Chorus Ilg S.S.A. Chorus Ill. HARRIS MILLER Vocational Agriculture RONALD TYRONE MILLER General Band II, Ill, IVj Varsity Bas- ketball llg Varsity Track llg Chorus Il, IV. FRANCES LORRAINE MINER Commercial S.A.B. Chorus Ilg S.S.A. Chorus IVg Office Assistant IVg Typist South Wind IV. SHARON MONGAN General NANCY LEE MINNICH Genera' JOELLAN Marino: Alpha Tri-Hi-Yp Intramural Geneml Sports Il, Ill, lVg Basketball . . Varsity Il, Ill, Co-Captain IV: Elo'T:qefToR,.Oy'g gxqmslruclenr Sports Manager llg Senior Cabi- Sgswclm, thomsum ' 0 en net lVj G.l.A. ll, V. Pres. lll, Pres. IV. ELIZABETH ANN MOORE Commercial S.A.B. Chorus llg S.S.A. Chorus IVQ Guidance Assistant IV. RICHARD MOATS Vocational Agriculture DAVID S. MORNINGSTAR GEORGE MONGAN General Vocational Agriculture F.F.A. ll. NANCY Lguggg MONGAN A man will do what O mon will do, General and there is a reason, Chorus ll, Ill, IV: Bible Club A child will be told why he is wrong or right- IV5 Fashion Show lllg Perfect .k f I. h Anendonce ll, ml iv, SA- But the reason must be seen In e a ray o lg t. LB- Chorus 'VJ Spring C0 '-:eff And the reason will be real, and unlike a dream, or it can be understood. Page 26 SUSAN MORTON Academic Yearbook Stott lVg Kappa Tri- Hi-Y lVg Band llp F.N.A. IV. DONNA L. MULLENDORE Commercial Yearbook Adv. Staff Ill, IV5 Chorus ll, S.A.T.B. lVg Delta Tri-Hi-Y ll, lllj Perfect At- tendance ll. ROBERTA ANN MUSSER General Delta ll, lllg Talent Show llg Majorette lV. DORTHEA M. MYERS General Band Ill, lVg F.N.A. IV. Z!Zlbl'.5'..... Page l.. l i - ROBERT MYERS Vocational Machine Shop ROXANNA LEE NEIKIRK Academic Sophomore Talent Show Ilj Art Service Club lVg Yearbook Art Committee IVg Newspaper Staff llp Maiorette Ill, lVg Dramatics Club, Cor-Sec. lVg Senior Tea Play lllg French Play lVg Girls' Intramural Council ll, lllg Breakfast Club lVg Decorating Committee lll, lVg Second and Third Prize Art Awards: Prom Decorating Committee lllg Sen- ior Class Play. JOHN NEWTON Academic Breakfast Club lVp Intramural Basketball lll, IV. JAMES NICHOLS General Intramural Sports IV. -. .,-.1 .1-.1l1..-... HANNAH DELL NICKLAS Academic Sigma Tri-Hi-Y Club, Sergeant At Arms lll, President lVg Tri- Hi-Y Council President IV5 Dramatics Club ll, lll, IVQ Art Service Club lVg Varsity Bas- ketball ll, lllg Student Council II, lll, lVg Editor of Paper lVg Prom Decoration Chairman lllg Class Cabinet ll, Illg Student Council Ways and Means Com- mittee. ROSE MARIE NIGH Academic Band ll, lllg Librarian llg Chorus lVg Beta Tri-l-li-Y lll, Sergeant At Arms lVg F.N.A. lVg Treasurer lVg Quidnunc Adv. Staff lVg Homeroom Sec. llg Usher lVg Halloween Par- ade ll, lllg Spring Concert ll, Ill, IV. VICTORIA LEONA NIHISER General S.S.A. Chorus lll, lVg Guidance Office Assistant IV. FRANCES NORRIS Commercial Softball ll, lll, IVg Intramural Basketball lllg L.A.S.O. IV: Breakfast Club lllg Perfect Attendance ll, lllg Awards Assembly Ill. JERRY EUGENE NORRIS Vocational Auto Shop NANCY ANN NUNAMAKER Academic F.N.A., President IVQ Alpha Tri-Hi-Y ll, lll, lVg Chorus ll, lll, lVg South Wind Staff lVg Sec. of Homeroom lll, IVg Halloween Parade Il, Ill, IV5 Breakfast Club IVg Usher IVg Spring Concert ll, lll, IV. JERROLD OAKS Vocational Agriculture Treasurer F,F,A. llg Chaplin F.F.A. lll. LARRY OCKER Vocational Agriculture This thing so precious and dear- This quality held by all, By all who wish it to be Within their own selves And apart from them only as it isn't from us. Page 28 JOHN OTT General Intramural Sports lVg Chorus ll, lll, lVg Discussion Club Il, Ill, Sec. lVg Youth and Govern- ment lll, IV. DICK PENTZ Vocational Industrial S.A.T.B. Chorus IVQ Intramural Sports IV. MARY PLACE Commercial DEWITT POWELL Vocational Auto Shop If p5lll1l Page 29 i 1- - . - TERRY PRICE Vocational Agriculture F.F.A. ll, lll, IVQ Reporter for F.F.A. lllj President F.F.A. IV. BONNIE JEAN PRINTZ General Basketball Varsity ll, Ill, IVQ Intramural Sports II, IV: Girls' Chorus llg GIA. IVQ Softball lVg Fieldball IV: Perfect At- tendance ll, Ill, IV. JOHN RAMACCIOTTI Academic WILLIAM H. REAMS Academic Senior Cabinet IV. i -1- ..i. i--li. .-.1.l.... 7 FRANK REEL Vocational Welding Intramural Sports ll, III, IV, Baseball IV. FRANK RHINEHART Vocational Agriculture Band Il, F.F.A. Il, Ill, Sec. IV, Delegate to Kansas City, Mo. IV, Halloween Parade Ill. HELEN RHODES Academic F.N.A., Vice-Pres. IV, F.T.A. III, IV, Dramatics Club III, IV, Alpha Tri-Hi-Y II, III, IV, Exchange Editor South Wind IV, Yearbook Adv. Staff IV, Ways and Means Committee IV, Homeroom President ll, Sophomore Cabinet ll, Chorus Ill, Spring Concert Ill, Hallo- ween Parade Ill, Spanish Class Play IV. DONALD RICE Academic Editor-in-Chief Quidnunc IV, Homeroom Sec. III, F.T.A. ll, IV, Ways and Means Commit- tee IV, Publicity Com. IV, Breakfast Club, Pres. IV, Dra- matics Club, Pres. IV, Usher III, IV, Halloween Parade Ill, IV, Assemblies IV, Teen Club IV, Perfect Attendance Il, Ill, Dramatics Club Play IV, French Class Play IV. Youth -- A world DAVID ELMER RIDENOUR Academic S.A.B. Chorus Il, S.A.T.B. Chorus III, Pres. IV, Jr. Cabinet III, Yearbook Adv. Staff IV, F.T.A. IV, Boys' Intramural Basketball III. ALFREDA RIDEOUT General FRANK B. RIFFEE Vocational Welding Intramural Sports II, Ill, IV, Homeroom Treasurer IV. ELGENE E. ROE Vocational Agriculture F.F.A. II, III, IV. This youth, a way in shadow glint light so fair Fair, fair as beauty is right. Ah, youth . . . This youth This being as we are - And soon - too soon This being as we once were - Youth. Page 30 JY PATRICIA ANN ROHER l . Commercial l. TERRY JAMES ROUZEE Vocational Auto Shop BARBARA ANN ROUZER Commercial Intramural Sports Ilg Breakfast Club IVg Perfect Attendance II, Ill. BETTY ROWAN General r51111l Page 31 l . - 1 LINDA ROYSTON Academic Chorus Ilg Guidance Office Work Illg Intramural Sports IIIg Senior Tea IIIg Yearbook Adv. Staff lVg Dramatics Club IVg F.T.A. II, III, IVQ Program Committee IV. GORDON E. SANDERS General Chorus IV. JOHN WALTER SAPP General NIKKI SAYERS Academic Transfer from St. Maria Goretti Illg Hi News IVg South Wind- Girls' Sports Editor IVg Cheer- leader IVg Kappa Tri-Hi-Y III, IVg F.T.A. IV. 1 ....-ii l1ilT l-T1 .l-...tl 7 JOHN R. SCHINDEL General REBECCA LEE SCUFFINS Commercial S.S.A. Chorus llg Varsity Bas- ketball ll, Ill, lVg Intramural Sports II, Ill, lVg Awards As- sembly Il, Ill. FAN NY LEE SELSER Academic F.T.A. ll, Ill, lVg Kappa Tri- Hi-Y ll, Ill, lVg Vice-President III, President lVg G.l.A. Ill. JEAN SHADRACH Academic Advertising Manager of Quid- nunc lVg Dramatics Club ll, Ill, IVQ Usher Ilg Halloween Parade IVQ Yearbook Home- room Rep. Ilg Voice of Democ- racy Contest IVQ Delta Tri- Hi-Y ll, Ill, Ass't. Sec-Treas. lVg Newspaper Staff lllg F.T.A. lVg Hi News Staff lllg Perfect Attendance lllg French Play IVQ Breakfast Club IVQ Senior Class Play IV. The Too The Li fe Page 32 DORA JEAN SHAFFER Commercial Treasurer lVg Girls' Basketball and Baseball Manager ll, lllg Class Cabinet ll, lllg Alpha Tri-Hi-Y ll, lll, President IVQ Breakfast Club ll, lll, IVQ Homeroom President ll, lllg Guidance Assistant IV. ERNEST LEE SHANK General F.F,A. Ilg Library Aid IV. GLORIA DEAN SHANK Commercial S.S.A. Chorus llg Intramural Sports Ilg Secretary of English Class Ill. LLOYD E. SHANK Vocational Machine Shop fonte of all wonders tapped always too late late, This youth is gone someday- going will be the enday. will be over without this - This youth. SARAH SHEELEY Commercial JAMES D. SHILLINGBURG General Band ll, Ill, IVg Talent Show IV. WILMA SABINA SHOWE Commercial S.A.B. Chorus llg S.A.T.B. Chorus lVg Service Aid IV. EDWARD SLICK General ,6glllIll Page - 1 i WILLIAM SLOOK Academic S.A.T.B. Chorus lfl, IVQ Dra- matics Club lllg Jr. Cabinetg Intramural Sports Illg Juke Box Attendant IV5 Operetta Illg Color Guard IVQ South Wind Homeroom Rep. lVg French Assembly ll. KELLAR SMITH Vocational Industrial ROBERT D. SMITH General Art. ANDREA SNYDER Academic Cheerleader II III, Capt. lVg Student Council ll, IVQ Hi- News Ill, IVg Football Queen lVg Quidnunc Staff lVg G.l.A. ll, lllg Publicity Committee lVg Talent Show ll, lll, lVg Girls' Basketball Varsity ll, Ill, lVg Dramatics Club Illg Usher IVQ Color Day llg Spring Concert ll, lVg Operetta ll, Ill. J I ,.,.l..i..-.T- .l... -T-1 l..... .i.- .l..1.1- CAROL SOFKO Academic Art Editor of the Quidnunc lVg Co-Chairman of the Decorating Committee IVQ Best Artist A- ward IVQ Art Service Club IV: South Wind lVg Delta Tri-Hi- Y IVg French Play lVg Intra- mural Sports llg Junior Prom Decorating Committee Illg Art Awards lll, IVg Halloween Par- ade IV. SYBIL ANN SPECK Commercial Fashion Show llg Perfect At- tendance IVQ All-Girls' Chorus lVg Office Assistant lVg Christ- mas Assembly IV. BEVERLY ANN SPIELMAN Commercial Bible Club Il, IVg Gamma Tri! Hi-Y IVQ Band ll. HARRY STEPHENS General Art. ELIZABETH M. STERLING Commercial Perfect Attendance Ill, IVg Attendance Assistant IV. CATHERINE M. STODDARD Commercial Volleyball Varsity lg Basketball Varsity I, Il, IVg Intramural Sports llg Talent Show ll, lllg Alpha Club llg Maiorette lll, IVQ Awards Assembly ll, Ill. JOSEPHINE E. STON ER General Intramural Basketball ll, lllg Chorus Il. KAREN ANN STOUFFER Commercial Art Service Club llg Chorus ll, IVQ Intramural Sports IVQ South Wind IVQ Perfect Attendance Il, Illg Awards Assembly ll, lll. Sometimes gay and at times sad, Sometimes laughter with tears, High or low can be this-This Youth. A thing from the Makerg as good only as the heart is within. And hard only as the heart is bad-Youth. Page 34 TERRY LEE STROCK General Football Il, Ill, lVg Basketball II, Ill, IVQ Baseball Il, Ill lVg Track II, Ill, lVg Soph. Cabinetg Jr. Cabinetg Sr. Cabinet Vice- Pres.g Student Council lVg Intramural Basketball Ilg Color Day llg Intramural Council ll, V-Pres. lll. GAIL LOUISE SWEENEY Academic Sports Service Club llg S.A.B Chorus llg Intramural Sports llj S.S.A. Chorus lllg Halloween Parade lllg Dramatics Club lVg S.A,T.B. Chorus lVg Quidnunc Adv. Staff IVQ South Wind IVg Majorette IV. ROLAN A. SWEIGERT General PATRICIA JEAN TABLER Academic F.T.A. Ill, IVQ S.S.A. Chorus lllg Halloween Parade lll. efzzbr5...., Page 35 l - T JOY R. TAN NER General Chorus ll, lllg F.H.A. Ilg G.l.A. lll. IRV TARNER Vocational Welding Football ll, Ill, IVQ Baseball Ilg Intramural Basketball ll, Ill, lVg Building Commissioner IV. RICHARD LEROY THOMAS General Vice-Pres. Homeroom ll, lVj Intramural Sports llg Intramural Council llg Football Ill, lVg Basketball ll, Ill, lVg Junior Cabinet lllg Circle Club lllg Quidnunc Rep. lVg Student Council lVg Class Historian IV. LILLIAN TYCHINSKI Academic Quidnunc Adv. Staff IVg F.N.A. lVg Delta Tri'-Hi-Y Club III, lVg S.A.T.B. Chorus lll. -1-l. 1. liilli - .Ti. ll. DAVID F. UNGER Vocational Auto Shop BEVERLY CLAUDINE VANCE Vocational Home Economics Choir ll, lllg F.H.A. lll, lVg Fashion Show Ill, lVg House Project Illg Halloween Parade III, IVg Spring Concert ll, Ill. ROSE VANCE Academic Yearbook Adv. Staff lVg Kappa Tri-Hi-Y Sergeant at Armsg Chorus ll F.N.A. JUDITH ANN VICKERS Commercial Chorus ll, lVg Christmas AS- sembly lVg Hi-News Staff, V.- Pres. IVg Guidance Office As- sistant. CAROL LORETTA WADE Commercial S.A.B. Chorus Ilg F.N.A. Ill. BEVERLY ANN WAGAMAN Commercial Asst. Student Council Rep. lVg S.A.B. Chorus lVg intramural Basketball ll, lVg Fire Marshal llg Homeroom Chaplain llg Service Aid lVg Christmas As- sembly lVg Breakfast Club- Bookkeeping IV. LINDA LEW WAGN ER General S.S.A. Chorus ll, Ill, lVg Intra- mural Volleyball llg Spring Concert lVg Fashion Show Ill, IV. LEE WALLIS Academic Band Ill. The vanity and conceit-all this did we change. diminished to naught Our selfish ambitions As together, Comrades, toward knowledge we fought. We've felt cheered by And sweet peace from As we leave here now, the press of a friendly hand the smile of our happy band. let's consider the case- Are we better people, and the school a better place? Page 36 NETTIE L. WALTRICK Commercial Homeroom President ll, Illg Homeroom Vice-President lVg Yearbook Adv. Staff IVQ Usher- ing Committee IVg Triangle Tri-Hi-Y Club IVQ Heiskelite Rep, Il. BEVERLY LA RUE WARD General Talent Show II, Illj Chorus Ilg S.A.T.B. Chorus Ill, IVg Dra- matics Club Illg Junior Cabinet Rep. JOH N E. WATTS Commercial ROBERT H. WELLER Academic Board of Governors lVg Year- book Adv. Staff IVg Intramural Basketball IVQ Circle Y Club Ilg Voice of Democracy Contest IV. efabr5...., Page l , 1- 1 SANDRA JEAN WELCH General Chorus Il, III, lVg Advertising Statt Ill, lVg F,T.A. IVg Spring Concert ll, lil, IVg Operetta lllg Fashion Show III, IVQ S.A.T.B. Chorus. ANNA BELLA WELSH Commercial Student Council lVg S.A.B. Chorus Ilg L.A.S.O. Club IVg Sec. IVg Homeroom V.-Pres. ll, Talent Show Ilg Sigma Tri-Hi-Y lVg Hi News Staff, Recording Sec. lVg Sophomore Cabinet llg Homeroom V. Pres. II, Treos. IV. CAROL ANN WHITE Academic Breakfast Club ll, Ill, lVg Student Council Illg F.T.A. IVQ Usher IVQ Intramural Sports II, Ill. WALTER L. WHORTEN Vocational Machine Shop Intramural Sports II, IV. ROBERT EARL WILES Vocational Machine Shop JEAN I. WILLMAN General PATRICIA WILSON General Senior Class Cabinet IV. PHYLLIS ELAINE WOLF Commercial Yearbook Art Staff lVg Art Service Club IVQ Art Decorating I Committee IV5 Perfect Attend- ' ance lll. mzbr5..... Page 38 ROSALIE ANN WOLF Commercial S.S.A. Chorus ll. BARBARA MAE WOLFORD Commercial Student Council Ill, IVg Basket- ball Varsity llg Intramural Bas- ketball Ilg Intramural Volleyball II, lllg Breakfast Club, Short- hand IVQ Awards Assembly Ilg Alsatia Parade lVg Delta llg Health Class Committee Il. BOYD WOMACK Academic Band ll, Illg Hager Hi-Y Illg Intramural Sports ll, Ill. NANCY L. YATES Commercial Quidnunc Adv, Staff IVg Home- room Sec. Il, lllg Trinangle Tri-Hi-Y Club II, Ill, IV. 'jgffff I , I wff JIM SIMPSON WRC-TV The Quidnunc Staff wishes to express its thanks to Jim Simpson for judging the Quidnunc Queen Contest. Jim, who is the well known sports announcer on WRC-TV, was a former sports announcer for WARK, Jim is well-known to television audiences for his coverage of important golf tournaments, including the National Open and for his coverage of Olympic Games of i952 and l956, His radio experience dates back to i942 and his television experience began in l948, Mr. Simpson is married to the former Miss Sara Kanaga of Hagerstown and is the father ot two children. Page 40 I Quidnunc Queen JUDI HORN Page 41 Mos! Popular ANDY SNYDER cmd ANDY LEO Nm X i 9 X Q as x in iw 9' i,ifA W A QR E ,, ,., qq is S Xp - if Sr 1 . . . xx tv Q N' Q ix Q Q Q iss wk X 0 W X 8 N as ' Q if ' X Q Nw Q Q S X Q X 5? XXX Page Besf Looking NIKKI SAYERS and DICK BAKER if 1035'- Mosf Arfisfic Seniors CAROL SOFKO and JOHN SAPP Q44 Senior Class Clowns HANNAH NICKLAS and ROBERT BURGER 45 3 ...ww Mosf Likely To Succeed NANCY HANKS and DONALD RICE Pg 46 PQ Mosf Afhlefic NANCY MINNICH and TERRY STROCK 47 2 L w e Qww Aixmgix- x K in Wm M W. f 1 gm. W2 is Q Q5 312 X Q' , ,. as M as , ' 'Ss' R A X Ny, 1 ,4- Poge 43 Besf Cifizens DORA S-HAFFER ond RICHARD' HYKES 'Q' iQ,,,,,,,,W. RN Mosf Musicof Seniors NANCY NUNAMAKER ond RONALD BUTTS Page 49 Class Prophecy Baltimore, Maryland June IO, I967 Jo M'Dear: I'm simply brimming over with news, afraid it's gonna pop out of my head like Minerva's dad's did lwho ever he was! if I didn't write immediately. We had so much fun in Hagerstown! I had no idea so many of them would be there. Never will I forgive you for going to Europe instead of up there. My dear you never did have any foresight and evaluation! I went into Hagerstown on the train with ROXANNA NEIKIRK, you know she is something big in the Biochemical Research Laboratory at Johns Hopkins. ANNA WELSH is her assistant. Oh! and guess who stalked in- ROSE MARIE NIGH. She said she was president of the National League of Women Voters. ROBERTA MUSSER, SALLY HOCH, and JUDY HOOVER were walking along behind Rose Marie. As soon as I arrived in Hagerstown I took a taxi to the school. The driver was BILL BUCHANAN. I understand he has a slew of taxis. When I arrived you'll never guess who was there to greet me, LINDA DELAUDER! It seems that she is assistant to the assistant to the principal. LOUISE BARNHART, JACKIE CONLEY, and PATSY FORREST all have jobs in the office. PATSY MASSER is also employed as full-time switchboard operator. My, they certainly do have a well-qualified staff of teachers at dear old SHHS. I was so proud to see so many from our class. CAROL WHITE is head of the mathematics department. She replaced DONALD RICE who is now a professor at the University. LINDA LOCHBAUM is also teaching Latin. TED DOFFELMEYER and DICK THOMAS are assistant coaches for our dear ole Rebel teams. Then that night there was the banquet, Darling, it was what you might call Iaughin' through tears. lt is pathetic the chillun' and trouble some of them have had. Everybody got up and made a speech like NIKKI SAYERS did-about how she and JACKIE COOK had been modeling for Golden's Ladies Shoppe all these years. They say GARNE'l'l'A GRIMES has taken KIRKLYN MIDDLEKAUFF'S place in hat ads. RONNIE KERSHNER is in the ad business too, he poses for collar ads. JUDY ISEMINGER and PATSY TABLER are teaching in a little school out near Locust Grove. Have you seen the New York papers lately? Our boy DAVID BRAGUNIER is really making a smash hit with his band, the Rebel Rompers. Of course, he has some strong support from RONALD BUTTS and JIM SHILLINGBURG. Some of our old classmates have really left their mark on the world. BOB BURGER struck a big oil gusher and is just filthy rich with money. I heard it rumored that he bought twenty new sports cars from JOHN OT-l'. DAVID RIDENOUR is really soaring high too. He is president of the largest television company in the world. He has an awfully large staff of former South Highers. ELLSWORTH BOWLES, PAUL KEPLINGER, and BOYD WOMACK are all working for him as electrical engineers. Besides that he has JEAN BELL, PEARL GROSS, BARBARA GRIER, JEAN HAMBURG, and DARLENE HARBAUGH as his secretaries. All I can say is it must be nice. Jo, you know HANNAH NICKLAS is writing the Miss B. Mouth Gossip Column for the Herald now. Did you see JEAN SHADRACH'S article in there last Saturday? They say she is making a pile of money writing Page 50 Class Prophecy IContinuedI children's stories. Sources say she has given much of her money to a home for handicapped children. JUDY VICKERS runs this home, and BARBARA LOCKE and DONNA KERSHNER are on the nursing staff. Now all of this is quite authentic because I got it from LINDA ROYSTON who is teaching out t ere. BOB CIANELLI has had more fun than any of us, I believe! He is instructor at this flying school, you know, and he has been everywhere. JUDI HORN, NORMA JEA HULL, and CHARLES KEEDY are studying under him. Bob saw HELEN RHODES, and BETTY JO BARGER in South America. They teach down there. CLETA GRAMS is visiting NANCY YATES in Italy lyou know Nancy married that Naval officer and girls just tear their hair out to go to those foreign lands to visit themll. JOE BEACH, MEARL EMBLY, ALVIN KAYLOR, and JIM KLINE are all stationed in Hawaii with the navy. I understand that Joe entertains every weekend by singing and dancing. ROSE VANCE is living abroad, too. She married that Count thing-a-ma-bob. JUDY COHILL and JACKIE KESSLER are running one of the big beauty salons in Baltimore. I see them whenever I feel sort of wealthy, or want to make an impression on somebody. Well, ANDY LEO finally made it. He is president of the New York Life Insurance Company. He has so many people working for him. DORA SHAFFER is his legal advisor, GLORIA BOWERS, his bookkeeper, CLAUDIA BARNHART, his accountant, and JOSEPHINE BARNES, PAT FIZER, and DELL KAETZEL his personal secretaries. It keeps BEVERLY SPIELMAN busy just operating the switchboard between his offices. They say his recejgtiinnist PAT ROHRER has a big job keeping his appointments on sche ue. I really learned an ear full of news at the banquet. I was just brimming over with news and with food. SONJA JONES, JOYCE BARKDOLL, GLENNIE BENNER, SHIRLEY DAVIS, and REBECCA DAVIS were the connoisseurs of fine foods for the occasion. ROWLAND CLOPPER served as head waiter. Some of his assistants were HARRY CARBAUGH, MIKE DATTILIO, DAVID UNGER, CECIL BALTIMORE, and CLARENCE HUTZELL. To mention a few waitresses, there were ALFREDA RIDEOUT, J3OSE'PHlNE STONER, NANCY MONGAN, VICKIE NIHISER, and NETTIE AL IMORE. A good time was had by all. Of course we missed several of our classmates. ELIZABETH STERLING is a missionary in Cambodia. Boy that must be exciting! Did you know that RICHARD HYKES is an ambassador for the government in Germany. They say he can really spout off that German. Incidently one of our number is making headlines in Washington. NANCY HANKS has been a senator for two years. She says her biggest problem is lobbyist SAM LANTZ. We were entertained by BARBARA HESS who rendered a collection of her favorite folk songs. After the banquet we all went to the ballroom. It was decorated beauti- fully in Green and White. CAROL SOFKO designed the set. She is one of the top artists in the country. FRANK RIFFEE acted as bouncer for the occasion. FRANK RHINEHART assisted him since he is a member of the state police. BEVERLY VANCE, LINDA WAGNER, JEAN WILLMAN, and PAT WILSON assisted in the coat checking department. Page 5I Class Prophecy lContinuedl The entertainment was marvelous. NANCY NUNAMAKER is still making headlines with her piano playing. Next on the program was the Stonettes from Television Village -- FRANCIS NORRIS, SHARON MONGAN, REBECCA GOETZ, JOY TANNER, DORTHEA MYERS, WILMA SHOWE, CATHERINE STODDARD, ANN STOUFFER, GLORIA SHANK, CAROL WADE, ANN MOORE, and ROSALIE WOLF. There are twelve of them. SIG BRANDENBURG entertained with his circus clown act. He had the audience rolling in the aisles. ANDREA SNYDER gave a demonstration of the acrobatics that she teaches her physical education classes. JERRY HESS was on hand with his assistant HARRY STEPHENS to photograph the occasion. I met two of my old friends DOLORES MARQUISS and BARBARA ROUZER. They are both social workers in Baltimore. They are really cleaning up the town. SUSAN MORTON and JOHN RAMACClO'l'l'l were on hand to protect all the flashy jewels. Susan is a private detective, and John is working as on agent for the F.B.l. It is wonderful to hear of the success some of them have had. I was talking to NANCY MINNICH and FANNY SELSER. By the way they are both happily married now. They filled me in on a lot of the news I have been missing. RICHARD CUNNINGHAM is currently starring in a play on Broadway. It was written especially for him. Did you know that ALICE GROVE is Director of Admissions at HJC? LAURIE DUDLEY is a famous criminal lawyer. She had BONNIE PRINTZ, who is a prison warden, help her gather evidence for her last case. NANCY LUMM is working her fingers to the bone at the State Department in Washington. RICHARD MESSERSMITH has been doing very well at the Naval Hospital. He's a brain surgeon you know. His medical secretaries are GAIL SWEENEY and JOELLEN MONROE. DONNA MULLENDORE is also a physical therapist in the Navy, and NANCY MELLOTT is a psychiatrist. ANNA CUNNINGHAM, ELLA MAE BRANDT, and LILLIAN TYCHINSKI are all helping to nurse our fighting forces back to health. This valley has really prospered as an agricultural community. CLARENCE COOK, ROGER GROVE, ROBECT BECKLEY, EUGENE KELLY, TERRY PRICE, and JACK SCHINDEL are really shipping the products to the markets. ELGENE ROE has become very prosperous as a chinchilla farmer with his partner GEORGE MONGAN. Did you know that CHUCK ANDERSON, DICK BAKER, NICK CARTER, TERRY STROCK, KENNY KEYES, and RONNIE MC NAMEE are on their way to the Olympics. I bet they come home with South High's banners waving higher than ever. Here's hoping! Among the other guests at the ball were JOHN WATTS and BRUCE DICK, our happy wanderers. John is preparing for his safari into the Wilds of Africa to hunt Big Game. Bruce is about to embark on his voyage to the moon. He has finally perfected his rocketship. I forgot to tell you that FRANK MARCONI served everyone pizza from his Pizza Palace. Page 52 Class Prophecy lContinuedl Education by television has really become a way of life in Hagerstown. Practically everyone has some connection with TV. LEE WALLIS, RICHARD KRUMPE, BILL REAMS, BOYD WOMACK, and JACK DITTO are all working as engineers at the broadcast center. You will never guess who they have working as cameramen-CHARLES BRINING, ROBERT DIPIETRO, JACK COFFELT, TOM FLEMING, ROBERT GARDNER, DON GORDON, BOB HOGAN, and ROBERT SMITH. DAVID MORNINGSTAR is foreman of the telephone crew that is keeping the cables in working condition. BILL FISCHER, LINWOOD CONSTABLE, RONNIE AMOS, HARRIS MILLER, ROLAND SWEIGERT, WALTER WHORTEN, LLOYD SHANK, ERNEST SHANK, GORDON SANDERS, TERRY ROUZER, RONALD HOUSER, and FRANK REEL are his assistants. EDDIE SLICK and JOHN SAPP design all the sets for the TV productions. They have a large staff of secretaries that do nothing but answer the fan mail. To mention just a few - NETTIE WALTRICK, REBECCA SCUFFINS, MARY PLACE, FRANCES NINER, ROSE LONGANECKER, BARBARA WOLFORD, BEVERLY WAGAMAN, and BEVERLY WARD. Oh, it was quite a shindig. I could have danced all night. I noticed over in the corner what looked like a big business conference - SYBIL SPECK, IRVIN TARNER, JIM NICHOLS, ERNEST BARNHART, KELLER SMITH, RICHARD PENTZ, JERRY NORRIS, GENE KENDALL, and DEWITT POWELL-all of them big-time retailers in big chain stores. The night was so beautiful. It was wonderful to notice that the alumni had not lost their love for rock n' roll. SYLVIA HARSHMAN was gathering news from ROBERT WELLER on his experiences as a chaplain in the Air Force. Sylvia has been a very faithful worker in Parish education. PHYLLIS WOLF owns one of the largest collie dog kennels in the country. She told me she had just won several blue ribbons at the Universal Dog Show. SANDRA WELCH took her Girl Scout troop to Phyllis's kennels last week on a field trip. Before I left I noticed a group of men over in one of the corners drawing pictures on the table cloth. It was JIM CARNES, who along with WALTER DELAUDER, TERRY GOSSARD, BILL SLOOK, and JOHN NEWTON have been working on a secret government project in South America. They are all top notch chemical engineers. They have talked ROBERT WILES, LARRY OCKER, RUSSELL HAUSE, JACK GORDON, ALLEN KENNEDY, DONALD KEPHART, RONALD MILLER, ROBERT MYERS, and JERRY OAKS into going back to South America with them. Boy, the pot must really be boiling down there. They aren't sporting diamond studded key chains for nothing. Right now I feel so let down! Like a rubber man with the air let out. Everybody has done so much ...... . And here I sit ...... . Well, kiss all the kids for me. Yours for dear S.H.H.S. JEANIE Page 53 Eugene Sodergren Class of 7957 In Memory of Pg 54 jg-gal? ffl 195 7 ETHEL GRACE ALLISON Guidance Counselor WILLIAM H. BIGGS Vocational Agriculture MIRIAM M. BITNER English IV Latin l, ll ALARIC BOWMAN, JR. Physics You're ringing in my ears General Science ' ' General Mathematics Lllie CI slow, sweet Sl'rCHI l From the grey, forgotten Page 56 ELLA s. sowMAN English I, IV LEROY G. CARTER, JR U. S. History AMANDA CLAPPER English l AMELIA T. DANIEL Choral Music School laughter, school laughter, of music years. JAMES K. DAVIS Televised Plane Geometry BEVERLY DeBAUGH clofhang 1, il, Ill WILLIAM H. DEBOLT Power Shop SARAH ELIZABETH DORN English III Journalism Page JUDITH DOUGLAS Bookkeeping I, II Business Mathematics BARBARA DOWNEY Biology General Mathematics VERNON B. DOWNEY Mechanical Drawing VAUGHN DULLABAUN General Mathematics .i -i- , ---11? li-tl DONALD ELLSWORTH Auto Mechanics PAUL FLICK World Geography Psychology World History CURTIS FULLER Machine Shop BARBARA E. FUNK Girls' Health Education Physical Education Page Life and Love and Seem within those As all the Gangs Left their laughter 58 JOHN A. GEORG lStudent Teacherl Vocational Agriculture BARBARA ANN GUISE Librarian for South Hagerstown High School and Hagerstown Junior College sheer contentment sounds compressed in passing as their best. JANE GUYTON Televised English DOROTHY H. HAMORY Vocational Home Economics WILLIAM B. HARMAN Civics ALEXANDER L. HAWKINS Wood Shop JACOB E. HERSHMAN Ancient History General Science Ninth Grcde Coordinator DANIEL L. JOHNSON Algebra I Trigonometry Plane Geometry Solid Geometry Page JOHN RICHARD KERR Guidance Counselor ELWOOD E. KINNEY Instrumental Music Band Director RICHARD E. KLINE Shop Mathematics Consumer Mathematics ROBERT D. KLINE Coordinator Industrial and Vocational Arts - iliii. -1-1-1. ODESSA LAWSON KOEHLER Physical Education FLQRINE McCAIN Business Mathematics Office Practice Typing I WILLIAM MALETZKY Physical Education SARAH J. MAYCOCK French I, II Spanish ll English IV - MARY H. MILLER Foods I, ll M. EUGENE MITTEL Televised General Science JEAN MOSER World History United States History Tenth Grade Coordinator MADELINE NOLL English I Freshman giggles, Sophomore titters, Juniors' shy, sweet sunny smiles, Senior mirth at petty trifles, AAmed wHh Iovehghtin then eyes Page 60 NAOMI NORMAN English III Speech HAROLD PRICE Civics United States History THORNTON C. RIDER United States History Ancient History World History KENNETH RENTCH Driver Education Page 61 CLYDE H. ROBERTS Art RALPH ROHRBAUGH Biology General Science WALTER F. ROULETTE Biology General Science SARAH C. ROW Home Economics - ll..i-1--1 .i.....l1- .i....1.-1- SUZANNE J. SCHMIDT Spanish l English ll RlCHARD M. SCHULTZ Physical Education VERLIN SMALTS General Science Chemistry Senior Science FRED H. SPIGLER, JR. Problems of Democracy United States History Page 62 WOLFORD STALEY Welding DOLORES E. STAMBAUGH Shorthand l, ll Typing l, ll MILDRED C. STINE English ll, IV JOHN H. STRITE Mathematics Algebra l, ll Plane Geometry School laughter, school laughter, Go on ringing through the years, Cheer all hearts that come hereafter, With thy magic dry their tears. ETHEL GRACE ALLISON Gettysburg College B. S., M. S. CARL R. BEER West Virginia University M. A. W. H. BIGGS University of Maryland North Carolina State B. S. MIRIAM M. BITNER Shippensburg State Teachers College Lebanon Valley Shepherd College B. S. ELLA S. BOWMAN Ashland College Western Maryland University Shepherd College B. A. J. ALARIC BOWMAN, JR. Bridgewater College Western Maryland University B. A. LEROY G. CARTER, JR. Western Maryland University B. A. AMANDA CLAPPER Catawba College Pennsylvania State University B. A. AMELIA T. DANIEL Converse College Columbia University B. Music, M. A. LOUIS E. TUCKERMAN Televised United States History KAY REEDER ZIEGLER English ll I Faculty Directory JAMES K. DAVIS University of Maryland A. B., M. Ed. BEVERLY DeBAUGH Madison College B. S. WILLIAM H. DEBOLT California State Teachers College Washington 8. Jefferson College Waynesburg College B. S. SARAH ELIZABETH DORN Hood College Teachers College, Columbia University University of Maryland B. A., M. A. JUDITH DOUGLAS Eastern Kentucky State B. S. BARBARA DOWN EY Montclair State Teachers College University of Maryland Stout State College Pennsylvania State University B. S. VERNON B. DOWNEY Fairmont State College Stout State College Pennsylvania State University B. A., M. S. I. Ed. VAUGHN DULLABAUN Frostburg State Teachers College B. S. DONALD ELLSWORTH Page 63 PAUL FLICK University of Maryland Brown University Shepherd College B. A., B. S. CURTIS FULLER BARBARA E. FUNK West Virginia University Radford College B. S. JOHN A. GEORG lStudent Teacherl University of Maryland B. S. BARBARA ANN GUISE Western Maryland College Temple University Pennsylvania State University Masters Equivalence in Library Science B. A. JANE GUYTON Hood College B. A. DOROTHY H. HAMORY University of Kentucky B. S. WILLIAM B. HARMAN West Virginia University Potomac State College Shepherd College B. A. ALEXANDER L. HAWKINS California State Teachers College B. S. JACOB E. HERSHMAN Elizabethtown College University of Maryland B. S., M. Ed., Ph. D. DANIEL L. JOHNSON Shepherd College George Washington University B. A., M. A. JOHN RICHARD KERR Frostburg State Teachers College Johns Hopkins University Western Maryland College University of Maryland Columbia University B. A., M. Ed. ELWOOD E. KINNEY Mansfield State Teachers College Columbia University B. S., M. A. RICHARD E. KLINE Western Maryland College University of Tennessee Shepherd College ROBERT D. KLINE Shepherd College Western Maryland College University of Maryland B. A., M. Ed. ODESSA LAWSON KOEHL.ER Bluefield State College B. S. WILLIAM MALETZKY University of Maryland B. S. SARAH J. MAYCOCK Mt. Holyoke Columbia University University of Paris B. A., M. A. FLORINE MCCAIN West Virginia State College B. S. MARY H. MILLER Crane Junior College Manchester College B. A. Faculty Directory lConHnuedl M. EUGENE MITTEL Gettysburg College Pennsylvania State University B. A., M. Ed. JEAN MOSER Wilson College University of Pittsburgh Johns Hopkins University American University Columbia University B. A., M. A. MADELINE NOLL Pennsylvania State University Shepherd College B. A. NAOME NORMAN Fairmont State Teachers College West Virginia University University of Wisconsin B. A., M. A. HAROLD PRICE Hagerstown Junior College Shepherd College B. A. KENNETH RENTCH Concord B. A. THORNTON C. RIDER University of Pittsburgh University of Maryland Litt. M., B. A. CLYDE H. ROBERTS Western Reserve University Cleveland Institute of Art Columbia University B. S., M. A. RALPH ROHRBAUGH Duke University B. A. WALTER F. ROULETTE Shepherd College B. A. Page 64 SARAH C. ROW Blue Mountain College Western Kentucky State Teachers College B. S. SUZANNE J. SCHMITT Gettysburg College B. A. RICHARD M. SCHULTZ East Stroudsburg Teachers College Shippensburg Teachers College Western Maryland College B. S., M. Ed. VERLIN SMALTS Susquehanna University Columbia University B. A., M. A. FRED H. SPIGLER, JR. University of Maryland B. A., M. A. WOLFORD STALEY Extension-University of Maryland DOLORES E. STAMBAUGH Shippensburg State Teachers College B. S. MILDRED C. STINE George Washington University Duke University Harvard University M. A. JOHN H. STRITE University of Maryland B. A., M. Ed. LOUIS E. TUCKERMAN Western Maryland University Johns Hopkins University Ohio State University B. A., M. Ed. KAY REEDER ZIEGLER Butler University Hagerstown Junior College Shepherd College University of Maryland B. A. wazbfff M17 JAMES FORD Pre5ider1f TERRY BAILEY Vice President MARY LOU SPRINGER Secretary Colzninel N ELDA WELLER Troosiircr ow l-Holtzmon, S., Weller, N., sec., Bailey, T., v. Row 2-Miss Allison, Heiberger, R., Swartz, A., Dudley H pres., Ford, J., pres.g Springer, M., trees., Mellofte, J. 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WK KW VW w, Q , I 1 B-2 Row l--Springer, M., pres., Schlotterbeck, E., treas., Satterfield, J., Szhlotterbcck, R. Row 2- Seilharner, P., Shank, M., Sarco, J., Small, M., Speilman, M. Raw 3-Goodyear, J., Grove, J., Lewis, N., l-lollar, A., Heil, B., Seward, K. Row 4--Rowland, M., Smith, C., Sprecker, E., Smith, R., Willrnan, M., Seacrist, K., Monroe, J., Palladino, B. Row 5-Reyriold, R., Welch, R. B-4 Row l+White, J., sec., Schindler, J., freas., Wigfield, Ro L., vp., Weller, N., pres., Winters, B. Raw 2ASmith, V., Moore, C., Wagner, M., Myers, G. L., Mumma, O. Page 70 w 3-Turner, J., Wallis, R., Webb, E., Tewalt, P., Wilson, T., Snyder, J. Row 4-Thomas, H., Taylor, J., Woadring, R., Wade, B., Smith, G., Miller, D., Snackenbergcr, R. ' -airs . .wa N x, qv S . .5Q,0AJ!770!?JZ ,, !Qj7 LEON POFFENBERGER President JACK NAUGLE Vice President JUDY McKlNSEY Secretory BONNIE MYERS Treasurer Ccbinef ow I--Horshmon, M., Myers, B., trees., Nougle, J,, Row 2-Barr, S., Krontz, E., Georhort, D., Irby R v. pres., Poffenberger, L., pres., McKinsey, J., sec., Jones, N- Lcmdis, T. .SO 1467 Page 72 C-11 Row le---Horner, D., sec., Snyder, S,, pres., Semler, L., Row 3-Anders, L., Burger, J., Minnich, B., Burnett, N. Wilson, L., Burger, B. Pelfz, R., lseminger, L. Row QW-Clielmoy, R., Knodle, P., ST. Clair, T., Gehr, D., Row 4-Hershberger, S., Shoemaker, B., Hose, A. Boward, M., Hamhrnan, M. Kneisley, D,, Miller, C., Ward, B,, Lewis, A. Row 5fBcckley, N., Boward, R., Sword, J,, Mintzer, M., Rockwell, J, C-12 Row l-Bowers, S., pres., Carter, R., sec.-treas., Huffman, Row 4-Long, D., Shillenberg, R,, West, J., Brandenburg M. E., v.p., Selby, E., Cross, E. J., Linebaugh, G., Startzman, A,, Durbin, J, Row 2-Latchum, A,, Morgan, J., Cunningham, M., Row 5-Lewis, R., Gibney, G, Shanholfz, R,, Smith, D Young, R., Horst, A. Hull, L., Moats, W. Row 3iBailey, L., Jones, C., Shank, E., Burnett, L., Row 6-Hammond, M., Gluck, R,, Nicewarner,, C, Moody, M., Haney, S. Sinclair, V., Talbert, D. Page 73 5 3, as ef N ,M ,, r L 5 fix 1 e ' a Ss 'NSN N'-K ww xy? v Q xx Em ' a yi up JI X w ,H kms at ,VNK , Al 5 x ,X 5 N ix 5 0 'VG if-If 1, Q -'-- --Q' at K wg, 'Ei' mf' N , f gs R .Q . new ix: in Y A 5 S , Q. hx .. ' E' .a j7'y I -:V ii, 5 4 . 1 t if R , it 5 Am 'I' 4 'E' . . Ek: 2 is w. 4 vi? x Q ' W grwgx fifiig' . l lr xf,N+W .. ,- C-15 Row l--Miller, C., King, L., sccftrcas., Novenstein, K., Row 3-Wagaman, M., Reynolds, R., Hartle, G., Atwell, Vp., Krumpe, B., pres., Bennett, R., Ramer. T. JJ Kem' B. Row 2+Carr, B., Caddy, R., Duffey, J., l-larnmaker, K., McKenzie, B., Wolfe, J. Row 4-Hopkins, B., Sprecher, W., Schleigh, G, C-'I6 Row l-Sprecher, R., Collier, C., sec.-treas., Guiliani, l-l., Row 3-Jones, R., Statler, B., Gaver, D., Beard, J., pres., Erb, N., v.p., Munch, R., Heleine, S. Goverf DQQEOVW SA , Row 4-Phillips, P., Mount, A., Sferllng, C., Chapman, Row 2-Ludy, S., Shines, D., Potts, T., Marshall, R., RJ Hoover, pl Gordon, J., Kepler, R. Row 5-Nichols, C., Hamill, E., Kaetzel, D., Bonds, G. Page 75 , 1 1,8 x ,1- 'L N 2 , if af N-f M HN All -SR' -WN -Fe' 'f' 'QQ1 A iw? v Y w ,, Q8 'Q 1' N Q 2 l S 5552? . MM . A W U yexgg- Q F5 .wx X . , A 7 Q f s ,Q B Q 3 if 'Q C-19 Row le--Landns, T., Klblfr, H., Kxndall, G., Bell, W., Row 4-Mr. Kline, Hoffman, R., Kline, N., Purdham, S. KOCH J-2 KCYCS, R- Cook, S., Eichelberger, C., Grimm, P., Adams, K. Row 2wMaloHe, V., Harrison, J., Rockwell, D., Myers, , S., Rosh, S., Sfouflcr, P. Wlse' 'lf Row 3-Gettcl, D. J., Butler, J., Spaldang, B., Campbell, ROW 5QE'Chelbe'9e'f N4 Place' li Spmcherf T4 T OC9V T., Foglc, D., Miller, C., Bowman, B., Hammer, S. G., Middlekauf, R., Rceser, D., Parker, VV., Barnes, B B-5 Row I4---Kline, N., trcas., Dancer, D., pros., Holloway, panos, C., Bearinger, P., McKinsey, J. C., v.p., Cox, J., sec., Mose, E. Row 4-McGowan, C., Myers, B., Anderson, C., McCoy, Row 2-f--Grimm, A., Hovcrmalc, P., Hudson, C., Doffle- G., Schnurr, R., Richards, F., Brown, E., Wallace, J., mycr, W., Reed, D., Sfouffer, J. Miller, V. Row 3--Lasher, L., Hawbaker, D., Bowers, C., Scoro- Row 5-Embly, P., Shank, D., Aryin, B., Walters, M. Page 77 . if F Q l Z?-'is W f X sl 5 23, These unsuspecting students were caught unawares In showing fun and laughter and freedom from all cares. Days of mirth and rnerriment-the Camera caught them allg To let us think of South High And pleasant times recall. Page 78 ll U Q .jfgfjwdi ll I f957 MARY .IO CUMISKY President MARY ANN BARNFATHER Vice President SUE FULLER Secretory-Treasurer Cabinet Row I-Bornfother, M. A., v. pres., Fuller, S., sec-trees., Row 2-Martin, G., Stump, B., Eichelbergcr, A. Cumiskey, M. J., pres., Cromer, N., Shaffer, H., Hull, P. Zlkifiifl Qff jeff X B .X x .. S f A i ff,- im Ax E I r-f f E . Ng., B, ,W-.xv Y, a Q ' -, gy A l E ' l 3 Q -www M fm-kQ....,.. 'G af' .., ' ' fi!! X , is x X x. ,b.'X QXi 'Q' N W 'X YE we an s f '- N A 'X' W , is wx 'f N Q 31.732 Q N gi X X X ' N X , XS sg Q 5 Q 'F ' 5 5.m, sanigigy K is ,ge , N S6 3 s . x .ki .i g K N. vw 35 K.. .- 'k,f9,,' x 5 .2 g ' s E 5 5 5 L- P . :, itgxggil 551 X-awk, Q--N-....,,.,,,,, ww ww C-3 Row l7Schorf, A. J., sec., Shafer, B., trees., Schleigh, Row 3-Bross, A., Smith, J., Spielmon, C., Stevens, C. D., pres., Shciull, C., v.p., Piper, S., Pike, S. Smith, V., Rice, F., Rudisill, C. Row 2-Bcirnhorf, W., Rohrer, K., Robinson, R., John- Row 4-Scully, T., Robol, H., Sogle, R., Shorcr, K. sion, T., Ross, D., Sthultz, R., Schindel, H. Rubeck, G., Robinson, R., Sigler, J., Sprecher, N. C-4 Row I-Boker, J., Blickenstoff, D., Bornlofher, M., Angle- Row 3-Barton, A., Borger, M., Seibert, M., Briscoe, D burger, M., Athey, J., Bochtell, G. Butler, P., Bitrer, B., Bosore, J. Row 2--Belt, C., Burgon, M., Bowlus, B., Burke, S., Row 47Corderrnc1n, J., Borger, J., Bell, J., Spigler, D Boden, A., Bortle, L., Blurn, C. Berry, B., Alexander, A., Bornes, J., Breitweiser, D. Page 82 if f. .PQ ul? A A A N Ling ,.,k..-JN Q f af fi- s Q .SQKAQXQXSE A Iv 5 . fy , W 3- -f 3, ' N ' 'xii 1 X X 1 STK X S Mx. N, S. ,E A , b J f X -ms Q j ei..:,: r ..,..-1 S Q P Q Q X YW wg wk N S Nik - -E x fi QL X MMM, L sg '5 it if Q W S Q' W :AT K Q wand' wr X f' ...X ,,,,- ,,, -x www-W? ' 3 6 f 3 X , as t . 4 Q I V as gi -N .5 A 5 'wig tb Y ' wx .M bi x x x X. , ,. ' agawy --lj 4 - ,ff , .Q X. Y K A X Mx , EN SX 5 A QM lsffig ' 6 SVR- VP Wwe .,. gykk., -' , A . A E as 1 L X ffk f Q X 1 u..W,x C-7 Row l--Fuller, S., Hammond, B., Grove, M. E., Grove, A., Row 3--Murray, M., Hurd, N., Reslw, D., Gilbert, D., Hill, J., Harshrnan, M. Keller, P., Keeney, M., Jones, J., Johnston, J. Row 2fGordon, S., Hull, P., ltnyre, R., Kline, K., Row 4-Johnson, G., Jefferson, H., Huggin, P., Hewett Johnson, R., Hart, B, E., Hartman, L., Hovis, M., Hess, P. Row 5-Hecker, R., Hayes, C., Hornbaker, E., Kearns, L., Higger, E. C-8 Row lflliclwardson, G., Logan, L., SGC., Myers, L., v.p,, Row 3-Royston, B., Powcl, L., Monroe, C., Randall, C. Lowman, J., pres., Mullendore, L., ireas., Raun, S, Mase, M., Nemzelc, J., Myers, R., Mvers, P. Row 2'--McCoy, B., Palmer, D., Martin, O., Mamma, T., Row 4-Rager, J., Ridgely, P., Moore, J., Griflzn, C. McClelland, M., Miller, J. Mclntire, B., Murray, D., Nicodernus, R., Walters, D Page 84 S wx Q My .f X sk as Nix? al! . xgwfvn XM, XS N Q , X A as aw 'J 2 Qlff K A X ,, x1fvvAfXNgg!,k,f f QF 45.5. i I X. v N, ' X Q agp- f . f 'N ' Xp A AM MW K . . ,. .. g , ' Q. PI' 9 a K , Q X X 'N X I ur, W M.. .A iw. , .xqmx J, .H -O sr- w..,.,yH D-4 Raw I -V-Stouffcr, C., sec., Stoddard, J., vp., Stattlemyer, Row 3-Winger, P., Stottlemyer, R., Wiles, J., Woltlngcr P., pros., Sylvester, F., trcas., Wigfield, D, W., Trenary, R., Obitts, K. Row 2 Weaver, S., Wimer, C., Emory, C., Wolfe, L., Row 4+Turner, B., Trace, L., Wasllius, J, Strock, R., Winters, J, Watkins, M., Valentine, M, Tracy, D., Stoner, R., Toms, R., Thomas, C. D-7 Row l- Gerluorlch, N. J., Weiser, A., Wlrite, D., Wisherd, Row 37Robinson, D., Warner, S., Marshall, N,, Parrott T., Wollard, K., Znmmerrnan, R. E. J., Willman, D., Barr, P., Welty, R., Witmare, D. Row 2 Whalen, J., Wagaman, V., Watts, G., Unger, J., Raw 4--Dunkin, P., Demmntt, N., Bushap, G., Guossfard Wade, C., Vaughn, H. F., Socks, N., Wslliams, N., Grove, R. Page 86 D-6 ow l7Freomc1n, R., Everly, R., Dunn, P., Elgin, S., Row 3-Foltz, R., Gouse, R., Horbough, T., Grubbs, N Flurie, S., Eichelberger, A. Forsythe, C., Hoffman, J., Hollor, G. Row 21-Fox, S., l-lortrnon, D., Forrow, S., Freekling, J., Row 4-Foltz, C., Gelwicks, J., Fox, J., Grumbine, T Hottlc, B., Hinkle, G., Fogle, D. Horne, R., Grove, T., Geons, H, Row 5a-Miss Debough, Freed, J., Guessford, F., Dunn, R., Everly, W., Grams, R., Grimm, B., Gordon, S. Page 87 TOWN earl laegmmngsu- i , X No other students will have such success As the REBELS that hail from S.H.H.S. Fronithe beginning South Fhgh sought to prove 'fhat our school had spint to back every n1ove. Our standards were high and high they have stayed Through hunuh and Uoubk and wonysmhe days Victories have been ours, many battles we've won, And our Future looks bright as the light of the sun. Page 88 2' fgzaifff 'QW 34 1. i M 'I sw - QP' POHQTS - MUBS --C70 N065 z j awp. - so si as XJR 6 x A xx X X, 1255 wyf. Li: ' G, ' +15 A , M. a W' HSS?- ' . fx. is 'Q 3 214 .il X5 tx - s E1 K f f Q, r . FooTBAu. sQuAn Row l-Kline, R., Kaiss, L., Dando, K., McPhail, J., Row 3--Boyer, P., Spencer, E., Mason, E., Shank, M. Davison, B., Tarner, I., Carter, N., Henry, P., Baker, Bailey, T., Shafer, D., McSherry, V., Myers, T., Vance R., Strock, T., Kisiel, R. S., Plume, R., Hawkins, R. Row 2-Riser, D., Dofflemyer, T., Temple, C., LeFew, Row 4--Burger, I3., Mgr., Limburg, P., Mgr., Johnson C., Miller, B., Knode, D., Suder, W., Gossard, H., B., Coach, Henry, M., Coach, Coover, J., Coach Thomas, R., Smith, R., Neely, T. Gordon, J., Mgr., Rowland, D., Mgr. COACHES Robert Johnson, Mel Henry, John Coover Page 92 1 1 i fy, .1 IO 4X if Q Qt fn 5. C5 35 EQ Cz 63 v1 55 67 Q15 67 tk 1 ft, :Q .3 61 x 1 . ,Fw-Nu zv K1 L. QL: if ,af ,TLWFQYSYNYH A 3 Yorib Kish 63 Jreaucastie EC YQnguaa ?V tharlestown t6 Cleqrsrrinv 29 Xartinshura U2 walter John'n26 Ecmnsboro UC ailliamsport 35 Frederick 57 Ht. Savage ic Charlestown wQ Frederick 60 Williamswort 9? Forth Hifh 6B Sn?YPr Iohm'w17 Grevzaastle L9 Xartimsburg 65 Ncrih Hiih M3 JAYVEE BASKETBALL Row l-Giuliani, H., Miles, F., Martin, E., Naugle, J., Row 2-Sprecher, B., Mgr., Selvy, F., Cantrell, L., Barrs Keyes, R., Poffenberger, L., May, P. S., Gladwin, J., Myers, T., Mr. Harmon. Row 3-Nixon, R., Wade, B., Wasilius, J., Lewis, R., Strock, D., Schultz, R., Baker, J. GIRLS' JAYVEE BASKETBALL Row l--Barbara Funk, Coach, Fuller, S., Ass't. Mgr., Row 2-Eichelberger, A., Baumgardner, C., Davis, R. Kiblerl pt: Hows! G45 King! L.: McKinsey, JA, Mgr.: Kees, D., Ledden, B., Leiter, C., Kline, N. Myers B Row 3--Myers, S., Adams, K., Forbes, L., Barkdoll, C. Beard, J., Bartle, L., Shirley, R. Page 95 WRESTLING Row l-Hart, B., Myers, L., Mase, E., Schaffer, G., Row 2--Cunningham, M., Hildebrad, J., Hart, T., Du Alexander, P., Cunningham, D., Johnson, E., Semler, Pietro, J., Elliot, J., Cooper, T., Dunn, R., Kiracofe, J L., Lynch, B., Nloats, B., Harshman, M. Rave, E., Turner, B., Schleigh, D. 40 V SOCCER TEAM Row lAGrimes, J., Alexander, P., Bennett, A., Morgan, Row 2-Moore, G., Cantrell, L., Brewer, T., Carnes, J W., Schleigh, D., Nemzek, J., Long, V. Hykes, D., Gossarcl, T., Mase, E. Page 97 ..-...- Q ? ff , fn ff A ' I Q. : ' ? Q' 'i w 3, '4.. F I 4 Ming is f X . 2.Q K ---- X M-5 ,... J M 1.2109 .Cham-A ' W - -wr ar--fm Q Jw 'Q ing fmfanna Wezizni 5 6:74171 Kflvrh Wiz-wwf' yazl'12'L1vvi ..f.f J' I' 4 A,q, ' qa I KLQ1Af,eYf,g1u7.5L4af'f1f,q, fhzvgfahf ' , .. Kf!'.f:.df1l4LQi1aL ffixdzzfm 71916975 6.51425 .5?az1:4m:fKfaa1znf ,fl wr K . r 1.1 .... L ,hmmyCf!Hl9ljftj,16f1'ydl,aZfjgfK1,W, Whanflyf 1 y wifi? juillfki ,gms ANDY SNYDER NIKKI SAYERS - :ef f 9-.':k-T? NANCY LUMM DON NA LOWMAN Lumm, N., Brczntner, B., Shaffer, J., Bennett, B., Lowmon, D Snyder, A., Holtzmon, S., Sayers, N., Greenfield, C. Lowmon, J., Jennings, K., Shaffer, H., Jennings, L., Beoringer, P., Leiter, C., Anderson, C. LENW The days we've spent at South High have held a lot of fun From the dances that we've planned to the victories that we've won Our days were filled with work and play Our nights were filled with glee Broken only by the homework that of course just had to be. We've had our times of laughter, and we've had our share of tears But the memory of our Rebel High will remain throughout the years Page lOO Z5 CQ f The Soufh Wind -, . ,Rear we-sg, HANNAH NICKLAS ELIZABETH BARGER DOLORES MARQUISS COYEDITOR CO-EDVIOR BUSINESS EDITOR SOUTH WIND Row l---- Nncklos, H., Borger, E., Morquiss, D., C., Rockwell, G., Wode, B., Cullcr, J,, Nickcll, J, Kcrshncr, R., l-loss, J., Leo, A., Lurnm, N., Brogunier, E., Small, M., Splelrnon, M., Poole, J. Rhodes, H., lseminger, J. Nincr, J., Beckley, B., Long, S. Row 27l.onfz, S., Springer, M., Morfz, P., Helmer, Row 4--Lynch, T, Skeleton, M., Muller, F., Mount B., Cohrll, J., Tychinski, L., Sofko, C., Dovis, R., A., Bailey, L,, Atwell, E., Lizcr, B., Jones, C. Nunomoker, N. White, L., Turner, J., Tewolt, P., Whutc, J. Row 3,--Stouffer, J., Cronise, J., Fuller, S., Griggin, Turner, J., Cookus, J., Miller, E. Poge lO2 JAMES FORD - DRUM MAJOR DAVID BRAGUNIER - PRESIDENT MR. KINNEY - DIRECTOR SHH5. Page 103 BAND 4? g2,1i'?' , -- J-I 2, 'ff' H,-1 If Z 1 s - 3 1 gi 5 ki. wa .3-gg, i 'LS 51 i ..- M ...X Q W 'H ,g I Q. N zifgi N35 FKA S Q A V 'S+ fQf W ww-ram!! WU Ag if ffl 'l V1 13,5151 J I . ,H S x . rf x R V631-X 4 F. N. A. Row I-Brandt, E., Rhodes, H., Nunamoker, N., Nigh, Row 3-Monninger, P., Gilbert, V., Cahill, J., Bartlett, R., Middlekauff, K. A., Locke, B., Vance, R., Morton, S. Row 2-Benedict, E., Sweeney, G., Kershner, D., Barnhart, Row 4-Mr. Smalts, Long, S., Bowman, B., Atwell, E., C., Cunningham, A., Overton, J., Tychinski, L. Mr. Kerr. F. H. An Row I-wBarnhart, B., Carr, B., Jones, S., Grimes, G., Row 2-Miss Debaugh, Horning, E., Dennis, H., Beard, J., VO,-,Cel BA: Goetz' BJ Keorsel Jt. Campbell D- Moody, M., Chapman, R., Kershner, D., Baltimore, N., ' ' Rideout, A. Page 105 ,'!!'tf,g,W,.,,,., M I yfqfgyvrxnasawn 1 f' 3 ,Q M ' 'ur X 65: Us I Q5 , , 15,3 , , . K , A f- Q 5+ ik W ,M - W-Vw A311 ' A MQW-:LQ 1-1 'kaigiggg' ' ........-.... . . - W-vii . fy fi , 5 5 ff- V , W , X, If-XS, I 'QU ..f, ,. - f'S,Y?'X W- 515 A -gg A-pam :M , Lakin 'E mEf ' Qgfgfw Q 4 W LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Row lYShonk, E., Welsh, A., Norris, F., Conley, J., Turner, J., Brogunier, E., Bornhorf, B., Munning, J., D RA. K I A.. M .. G - ' Seilhomer, P., Monninger, P. OWS' ' Oy Or' ' '55 who Row 3-Zirnrnermon, R., Kline, L., Boillorgeon, D., Row Zi!-1011, B., Myers, G., Lewis, N., Spielmon, M., Landis, T., Myers, T. OFFICE ASSISTANTS Row I-Dyscrt, J., Johnson, S., Long, S., Betts, S., Kendle, T., Atwell, J., Atwell, L., Tychinski, L., Borgcr, B. J. Page IO7 1 tar, DECORATING COMMITTEE w I-Mr, Roberts, Mxchael, A., Wolf, P., Shaffer, J, Row 2-Sofko, C., Monahan, M. J,g Neikurk, R., He5s,J Patterfield, L., Slick, E., Sapp, J., Nicklas, H, Q I STAGE CREW Mr. Robert Kline, Foltz, D., Tegeler, M., Wade, B. Page I I I wil TENTH GRADE GIRLS' CHORUS 'KX ,Q-n, as S. S. A. CHORUS Page N3 SCHOOL SERVICE AIDS Row l-wLogan, L., Flurie, S., Kibler, P., Shafer, B., K., Kock, J., Vlfhite, B., Staley, L., Wolfe, L. Atwcll, J., Bailey, L., Barnlwarf, B., Sterling, C. Row 3-McCle-of, S., Briefweiser, D., Hoover, J., Showe Raw 2-Mallofte, B., Harnrner, S., Ludy, S., Hammaker, W., Wagaman, B., Elgin, S. DRAMATICS CLUB Row l-Col'1ill,J., Atwell, L., Minnich, J., Sweeney, G., Row 3-Grove, A., Lowry, D., Snyder, A., Kline, L. Dudley, L., Shodroch, J., Couchman, S. Fuller, S., Baurngardner, C., Miller, C. Row 2-Royston, L., Horn, J., Powell, D., Nott, W., Row 4-Shaffer, J., Lowman, D., Ford, J., Tegeler, M. Betts, S., Long, S., Niner, J. Rockwell, G., Jennings, L., Brantner, B., Landis, T. Row 5-'Wade, B., Beach, J., Hess, J., Hykes, D., Rice, D., Ridenour, D. Page ll4 Yom IZIZZ .Y 5' ,gif X Ovl' W5 .... R.w'y,g5 wea XC GJSQPKQ A . Him' A. D. 4' BlYQQy 'Bert EYQS ill W 331 gf --. M A ifcpachm 5. 8.82: L gm' wwhiev Q . .12 A-:mx J .Seiya 'D' Rigg UQYG G0 X iff, , H Jag 4 , f 5 Y... S 1 'V.- 'V ., W If ',.,,, .lv. , PN-E UP-- p. montana we ao -mu Q , M0056 03 1 DAVID GU 1 I HOW MUCH H-to NOSEY 'tl'lE3VEi--- 5 Qeuvnsnen ? HHN RN-I-RAM HOMEWORK KH nan-os uP Q Gdffhhbkf 7957 -aw--. ff 'T' 31,221 1' HM . if f W1'2f'2 ?f!fffff:7' 1, lv,f pf,1 f 5 K, I. Acfivifies Pg 119 Lasf Will and Tesfamenf We, Jean Shadrach and Ann Bartlett, being of sound???? mind, do hereby bequeath to Carolyn Key and Barbara Currie our seats in English class and the right for Mrs. Guyton to catch us talking by peeping at us under the television set. I, Robert H. Weller, being of sound mind and in full possession of my faculties, do hertby bequeath my hot Olds to Earl Schlotterbeck on the condition that he make better grades than l. I, Joy Tanner, will my smallness to the Rebels. I, Ronald Butts, will my seat in S.A.T.B. to a junior who likes to make me laugh. I, Barbara Locke, will all my mixed days in chemistry to any junior who takes the subject. I, David Ridenour, will all my senior English teachers to the best looking freshman in the freshman class, S.F. We, the girls of the Einsteir1's Corner in the 3rd period chemistry class-- Linda Royston, Patsy Tabler, JoEIlen Monroe, Laurie Dudley, Linda DeLauder, Sandra Couchman, and Judy lseminger--being of sound mind, do bequeath our seats to any junior girls who are unfortunate enough to get stuck in a chemistry class of all boys. I, Judith Ann Horn, will my yawn in problems of democracy class to anyone who gets more than eight hours sleep at night. I, Beverly Spielman, being in full charge of my facilities, will my beaten up typewriter to a future senior, Elizabeth Palmer. I, Judy Vickers, bequeath to Jean Goodyear my shorthand classbook and typing folder with the hope that she will do a good job with them. Best of luck, Jean. I, Laurie Dudley, will all my good times in my senior year to any senior girl next year who is lucky enough to have four wonderful and nutty friends as I have. I, Judy Cahill, will my membership in the Mutual Admirotion Society to anyone who thinks they have four wonderful friends like l found in my senior year. I, also, will my seat in homeroom to anyone who hates to walk in late every morning but just can't get up out of bed. Having again found hope, we, Judith Ann Horn and Annabel Welsh, will our seats on the first rocket to the moon to anyone who is mad at the world. I, Carol Sofko, will my French book, chemistry book, journalism book, P.O.D. book, and my English book to those unlucky enough to receive them. We, Jean Shadrach and Ronnie Kershner, will our loquacious midnight telephone sessions to any future seniors suffering from insomnia and having tolerant parents. I, Gale Louise Sweeney, being of sound mind, do hereby bequeath my long name plus my nickname of Luiga to anyone who has space enough on his paper to write it. l, Peter Nicklas, will my high heeled, open toed, sequin, slingback combat boots, my sequin hairnet, and my fur-lined egg beater to Thelma Mae Potterseby, I, Ella Mae Brandt, claiming to be of sound mind, do hereby bequeath my seat in chemistry class to anyone brave enough to fill it, We, Judith Ann Horn and Annabel Welsh, will our girlish crushes on two masculine faculty members to anyone who is lucky enough to have the handsome brutes. I, Sonja Jones, will my seat in Mr. Smoltz's chemistry class to any lucky senior who is fortunate to get a teacher like him. Page I 20 Lasf Will and Tesfamenf Continued I, Beverly Vance, hereby will my seat in P.O.D. to my sister, Donna Vance if she is lucky enough to get a teacher like Mr. Spigler When she becomes o senior. I, Becky Goetz, hereby will my seat in Mrs. Hamory's home economics class to any lucky junior fortunate enough to get her next year. I, Jean Shadrach, will my fondness for singing hillbilly music throughout the school corridors and annoying classes to any future senior who can afford to buy eormuffs for the occupants of those classes. Roxanna Neikirk and Hannah Nicklas will their locker door to Con- fidential Magazine. I, Louise Barnhart, do hereby will my seat in Mr. Spigler's P.O.D. class to my sister, Betty Jayne. I, Nancy Mellot, bequeath my seat, eraser, and typewriter to my sister, Judy, if she is brave enough to accept it. I, Nancy Minnich, will to Connie Jones all the fun I had making life miserable for certain sophomores. I, Alice Grove, do hereby will those freezing breezways to anyone healthy enough to go through them without sometimes catching a cold. I, Betty Jo Barger, will my stuffed animals to Mrs. Bitner and my grades to any junior who wants them. Dolores Marquiss and Roxy Neikirk hereby will the I937 Dagmar to anyone who desires a year-round, air-conditioned wreck. I would like to pass on to Ben Wade my vast knowledge of trigonometry and solid geometry--Ellsworth Bowles. We, Jerry Hess and Richard Hykes, will our happy sixth periods at Richardsons Snack Bar to anyone on the '58 Quidnunc who has a '49 Ford. I, Bob Cionelli, will all the wonderful times I had necking in the halls to any boy fortunate enough not to get caught. I, Bobby Burger, will my fondness for singing The Old Grey Mare to anyone who gets her. I, John Ott, will my sports car to anyone who has a warped mind and is a maniac behind the wheel like me. I, Norma Jean Hull, will the saying of You're too littIe to Tommie Ecton to use on the under classmen of next year. Barbara Rouzer and Dolores Marquiss do hereby will their I6 tons and high school tardiness to anyone with a kind face. We, Beverly Wagaman, Wilma Showe, Judy Hoover, and Elizabeth Sterling, will our back seats in psychology class to anybody lucy enough to get them. We, Lorraine Miner, Ann Stouffer, Ann Moore, and Judy Vickers, do hereby will our tic tac toe boards to anyone fortunate enough to make senior English. We, Beverly Wagaman, Wilma Showe, and Judy Hoover, will our seats in bookkeeping class to anybody lucky enough to get them. We, Jean Shadrach, Barbara Locke, and Ann Bartlett, will our positions as Advertising Manager of the Quidnunc , Assistant Advertising Manager, and Assistant Advertising Manager, respectively, to any juniors who would enjoy contending with a roudy advertising staff, missing scads of classes, and, in general, having a lot of fun. I, Donald Rice, will all the days that I missed French class to Bill Helmer who really doesn't need them. Page l2I HMM QWCSQ This is what the camera caught Idly passing byg Catching all the work and play Happening at South High, Page 122 W!! rf jj lf lt's Musical - We Have It WHITESEL MUSIC CO. Across from the Post Office 49 W. Franklin St., Hagerstown, Md. H 6. T MAYTAG Sales and Service 26 W. Washington St., Hagerstown, Md. Phone REgent 3-5574 BOTTLED GAS SERVICE MAYTAG APPLIANCES Bruce H. Householder Howard T. Thompson From A Friend COMPLIMENTS OF HILL'S TOY AND NOVELTY STORE COMPLIMENTS OF Brown's Corner Delicatessen SHARRETT MOTORS YOUR FRIENDLY UURUL 715 Potomac Avenue Hagerstown, Md. DEALER i DORIS DODSON Junior Sizes 7 to I5 Exclusive at Henson's Hat 6. Dress Shop 23 W. Antietam Street Hagerstown, Md. COMPLIMENTS OF MUSEY and EVANS 49 South Potomac St. Phone REgent 9-5930 YINGLING PONTIAC SALES and SERVICE 237 Frederick Street Hagerstown, Md. THE STYLE SHOP I North Potomac St. DRESSES FOR JUNIORS Compliments Of HAYS. INC. SHOP BOTH STORES In School You Learn the Value of GOOD TOOLS You Can Be Sure of Getting the Best At LINDSEY HARDWARE. Inc. 42 North Potomac St. Phone REgent 3-9550 Page 124 E. D. PLUMMER and SONS MIDDLEKAUFF MOTORS DESOTO - PLYMOUTH Sales and Service General Contractors Phone REgent 3-1414 800 Potomac Avenue Developers of Hagerstown, Maryland BRIGHTWOOD ACRES EAST of Hagerstown STYLE RITE BEAUTY SALON Permanent Wave Specialists Phones: Mae K. Cole Hllgefsmwn REESUY 9-1396 33 W. Franklin Street - REgent 3-7055 Chambersburq Colony LlIlC0lI'l Ave. - REgeTlt Hagerstown, Maryland MODERN HQMEMAKERS . P cooK ELECTRICALLY lf 9 lT'S CLEANER, SAFER, EASIER NO SMOKE-NO SOOT-NO FUMES THE POTOMAC EDISON CO. Page 125 E What 5X E you want RQ ll is 0 ,sf it Coke E DRIIVK Q xl X X , x E COMPLIMENTS OF f i MI-lRTIN'S FOOD MARKET me-- .,d .,i. Pennsylvania Avenue Extended Maugcrnsville Elevator and Lumber Co Inc ' RMAN. INC MAUGANSVILLE, MARYLAND Lumber, Millwork, Hardware, Grain, Feed, Timely Clothes Coal, Painrs, and Building Materials I Phone: Hagerstown REgent 9-4220 Mem Clothes Florshein Shoes HAGERSTOWN Adams Hats BUSINESS COLLEGE Western Maryland's Most Modern School of Business Clarks of England Shoes 36 N. Potomac St., Hagerstown, Md 30 Years Experience Producing Fine Printing THE DIXIE PRESS, INC. 806 Frederick Street Hagerstown, Morylond E, 'jo - RELEFE-6557 in 5 T ,.r, . . , Page l26 TRY THIS COMBINATION FOR OUTSTANDING YEARBOOKS . . . uality 1 OUTSTANDING YEARBOOKS MODERN LAYOUT DESIGN CONSTANT PERSONAL SERVICE COMPLETE ART AND PICTURE MOUNT ING FACILITIES HIGHEST QUALITY COPPER AND ZINC PRINTING PLATES INCLUDING COLOR PROCESS REPRODUCTIONS. Page I27 RALPH'S BEAUTY SALON Phone: REgent 9-4410 L and H Poultry Shop Phone: REgent 3-3984 FLEIGH MOTOR CORP. Established 1912 STUDEBAKER-PACKARD SALES and SERVICE 672 Oak Hill Ave., Hagerstown, Md. Vic Miller Travel Agency 49 Summit Ave. REgent 9-2200 Hagerstown, Maryland DAVID P. SCHINDEL 6. SON COMPLIMENTS OF A REgent 9-2780 FRIEND ABBIE IANE SOUTH'S Flowers 41 N. POTOMAC ST. By CARROLL RANG Phone REgent 3-5487 Oak Hill 8: Potomac Avenues Ke1ley's Studio and Camera Shop Ill W. Washington St. Hagerstown, Md. COCKRELL SALES at SERVICE Sundstrand Adding Machines - Under- wood Typewriters - Accounting Machines - Office Furniture Vernon Cockrell 28 E. Washington St Phone REgent 3-4856 Hagerstown. Md Compliments of GRAY'S FUR SHOP 24 North Potomac St. Phone REgent 9-0566 MARTIN HARDWARE AND IMPLEMENTS FARM SUPPLIES HARDWARE Page l28 THIS is an age in which the struggle is for the minds of meng a struggle to create understanding and sympathy between peoples of different races, culture and historyg a struggle in which all those who love freedom will do all they can to establish at least a powerful mental alliance among themselves against the forces of tyranny. Let us each - yourself and myself - all of us - work toward the goal that in the end we may live in peace and good will together. - Percy S. Spender Pangborn Corporation Page I 29 BOHMAN-WARNE, INC. THE HOME OF DEPENDABLE KELVINATOR APPLIANCES AND YOUNGSTOWN DREAM KITCHENS 35 WEST FRANKLIN STREET HAGERSTOWN, MARYLAND Phone: RE 3-8585 MARTIN'S SUPER MARKET MQDEPN 52? EHS? Owned and operated by Clarence S. Martin 1 HOME OF CHOICE MEATS 806-808 W. Washington St. Hagerstown, Md. Phone: RE 9-5626 peciaizing in r ope ic Invisible Soling Rebuilding Shoes is Our Specialty Lengthen 8: Widen Shoes We Bronze 8: Preserve Baby Shoes Zipper Repair Service E. Nemzek, Prop. Phone RE 3-4933 MARYLAND MACHINE and FOUNDRY WORKS. INC. SPECIALISTS IN STEEL FABRICA T101v 89 West Lee St. Hagerstown, Md. Phone: RE 3-4730 STUDENT SUPPLY STORE HOWARD'S PAINT STORE 23 E. Washington St. ARTISTS SUPPLIES PAINTS - WALLPAPERS FREE DELIVERY Phone RE 9-7560 Page 130 FAIRCHILD C-123 ASSAULT TRANSPORT Especially designed to operate from short, unprepared fields at front line positions, the Fairchild C-123 is now being delivered in qmmWwmHlSMHWw E FAI RCHILD AIRCRAFT DIVISION ' IIAGEISTOWN, MARYLAND A Division of Fairchild Engine and Airplane Corporalion. f Page l3l Compliments Of WILMEYER STUDIO 27 W. Washington All Types of Photography Phone REgent 3-5258 INGRAM'S MEN'S SHOP 28-30 North Jonathan St. Grice Building MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING Schlotterbeck Tackle Shop LOCKSMITH - GUNSMITI-I Sporting Specialists 31 East Franklin Street Hagerstown, Md. Fishing Tackle - Guns - Ammunition Love At First Bite Enriched BONNIE BREAD Manbeck Bread Company L 6 B HAT SHOP Public Square CoMPL1MENTs OF ROESSNER BROTHERS N E W B E R R Y ' S Your One-Stop Shopping Center DOYLE L. GROVE WATCHMAKER and JEWELER 105 W. Franklin Street Hagerstown, Md. Watches - Clocks - Rings IOHNSTON'S Dresses - Skirts - Blouses Suits - Coats Lingerie 33 N. Potomac St. Hagerstown, Md. ROHRER COAL COMPANY Hagerstown, Maryland John W. Rohrer 30 West Baltimore Street Telephone REgent 9-I l I5 ANTHRACITE - BITUMINOUS POCAHONTAS INDIAN MAID STOKER WOOD CHARCOAL SINCLAIR FUEL OIL Page l32 CHATKIN'S PHARMACY Summit and Surrey Avenues FREE DELIVERY Phone RE 9-0520 Compliments Of Central Chemical Corporation HAGERSTOWN, MD. Compliments Of H filiflirgca. PHONE RE 3-3437 112 NORTH POTOMAC STREET HAGERSTOWN, MD. CARL'S SUNDRIES 451 Salem Ave. WILSON BROTHERS Sheet. Metal Works HEATING - SPOUTING Stainless Steel and Copper Work 625-27 W. Franklin St. Compliments Of SUPER SHOE STORE 330 Frederick sr. CUTE! HUH? Hagerstown North Queen St. Martinsburg, W. Va. ANTIETAM PAPER COMPANY PAPER AND PAPER PRODUCTS Phone RE 9-0600 Hagerstown, Md. Compliments Of STEFFEY 6 FINDLAY, INC. FUEL OIL - COAL QUIDNUNC STAFF Mr. Clyde Roberts - Adviser Carol Sofko Nancy Hanks Builders' SUPPUCS Don Rice Roxanna Neikirk Sandra Couchman Jean Shadrack Phone RE 3-1600 Dick Hykes Jerry Hess Page 133 MIDDLEKAUFF'S Your Prescription DRUG STORE 31 N. Potomac St. Hagerstown, Md. - REgent 9-1589 Delivery Service Compliments of Gray Concrete Pipe Co. MELVIN L. MARTIN Maugansville, Md. REgent 3-1379 BUILDING CONTRACTOR FLEISHER'S ONTHESQUARE Compliments of MAJESTIC RESTAURANT FOR FAMOUS JUNIOR, MISSES and WOMENS 37 South Potomac Street FASHIONS AIR CONDITIONED Virginia Carmichael's Book Store 22 N. Potomac St. REgent 3-7340 gxgt-Wlllfo. 5 E E :: Wriqht-Speicher-Gardner. Inc COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE Finest Foods at Lowest Prices H.L.MILLS SUPPQRT SUPERMARKETS T H E I c 0 M M U NIT Y Compllments of C H E S T O. P. BOHMAN. INC. Your Master Retreader Page I 34 Complete Banking Facilities for Individual and Business Accounts Are You A Depositor? Each depositor is now insured up to a maximum of 510,000 by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK HAGERSTOWN TRUST COMPANY NICODEMUS NATIONAL BANK SECOND NATIONAL BANK MEMBERS OF Hagerstown Clearing House Association Total deposits as of December, 1956, Over 360,000,000 Page l35 Norman S. Ectrley 6- Son General Contractor 638 FREDERICK STREET HAGERSTOWN, MARYLAND Phone RE 9-7200 ARMY VISITATION DAY COURT WAFFLE SHOP 16 Summit Avenue COMPLIMENTS OF VICTOR PRODUCTS CORP HAGERSTOWN, MARYLAND 5 0 Generations of Satisfied Customers o 5 Vicfor Cushwo 8. Sons COAL o FUEL OIL 0 BUILDERS' SUPPLIES BRICK MANUFACTURERS WILLIAMSPORT, MD. HAGERSTOWN, MD. CAna1 3-2511 REgent 3-2200 Page I36 Complimenfs of RICHARDSON'S SNACK BAR Now Two LocATloNs uf N 1 Route 40 East Route 40 West Pg 137 ll A-H ll P H- COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF MILLER-LISKEY ELECTRIC THE FOI-TZ MFG' 5' SUPPLY COMPANY COMPANY. INCORPCRATED COMPLIMENTS OF ROSEN'S . . . R 6. G MARTIN IEWELERS Diamonds - Watches - Jewelry 6 East Washington St. Hagerstown, Md. Phone: RE 9-6880 FINEST IN FOOTWEAR Since 1878 HUNTSBERRY'S 19 N. Potomac St. LUMBER MILLWORK COFFMAN LUMBER CO. 449 N. Prospect St. RE 9-3366 PAINTS HARDWARE THE MUSIC SHOP George H. Buys MUSICIANS HEADQUARTERS Phone RE 9-3220 53 S. Potomac St. Hagerstown, Md. Page 138 THE PRINTED WORD LIGHTS THE WAY From men's deeds emerge the printed words that keep the free world free. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I957 MORNING HERALD DAILY MAIL Your Newspapers Page I39 WHITTINGTON 61 TURNER ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS 102 North Colonial Drive Hagerstown, Maryland RAUP CAMERA CENTER HOTEL ALEXANDER BLDG. Phone RE 9-3333 CAMERAS - PHOTO SUPPLIES RE 3-6574 RE 9-7415 CQ. Best Buick Yet DEPARTMENT STQRE FQR 213-219 Frederick St. BUILDERS Phone: RE 3-4600 Hagerstown, Md. Phone RE 3-0485 KRUMPE'S DO-NUTS COMPLIMENTS OF Y. M. C. A. Poole's Paint 61 Wallpaper 57 WEST FRANKLIN STREET HAGERSTOWN, MARYLAND Phone RE 3-7833 Paint Glass Wallpaper Ladders Venetian Blinds Rental Equipment ,O iC2Vld4Dd'1VLQ9'L, W IDUTIQUI 4 WEST FRANKLIN ST. Exciting Young Fashions I. S. Snowberqer 6 Sons Sales - OLDSMOBILE - Service Hagerstown, Md. Compliments of Your Municipal Electric Light Plant Hagerstown, Maryland Page 1 40 HAGERSTOWN'S LEADING PRINTERS Iob and Book Printing of PHOTO OFFSET and LETTERPRESS Every Description 'Puig 6 90917 Printers of the 1957 Heiske1iie LOHR'S PRODUCE Compliments Of Wh0'esf e Terminal Pastry Shop muzrs AND VEGETABLES 20 E tw hu gt St as as ln on . RE 3-0440 RE 3-0441 RE 96044 HERE ARE THE NEW SHHS BAND UNIFORMS Hart1e's Confections SUBMARINE sANDw1cHEs FOUNTAIN - SCHOOL SUPPLIES 635 S. Potomac Street Phone: RE 9-9828 EAKLE'S DRUG STORE M. Perry Porterfield, Proprietor 118 W. Washington St. Hagerstown, Md. Page 141 Compliments of HAGERSTOWN GAS COMPANY Compliments of THE NEW KEYSTONE ON THE SQUARE JOSEPH A. NINER CONTRACTOR 8: BUILDER Phone RE 3-9048 - Route 3 HUB DRY CLEANERS 326 S. Mulberry St. Hagerstown, Maryland Phone RE 9-3113 ,, ,, . INSURANCE AGENCY Eternally Yours Diamonds Hagerstown, Maryland Fine Watches . Associate Agents lt'S Q.K. to owe Kay Howard J. Rohrer, Jr. . Marshall A. Wolfinger 40 W. Washlngton St. Robert Y. Cromer x COLA I, N-. ,X 5 'XQIQO X. :S HOWARD IOHNSON'S ICE CREAM SHOPS Route 40 East KANIPER'S GROCERY Groceries - Beverages - Magazine e L Phone RE 9-2271 354 South Potomac St. Hagerstown, Md. HEADQUARTERS FOR COMPLIMENTS YOUNG MEN OF H O F F M A N ' S HOLZAPFEL and FIREY 15 N. Potomac St. Hagersto Po ge 142 Q, snuff' HAIWUYS sn 5 first I Q qlxggst in S95 A'A' fashion K ox 126 ,f I . -4134. 1 vu, wgzga . 1 1:2751 If COMPLIMENTS OF THE SENIOR CLASS OF SOUTH HAGERSTOWN HAGERSTQWN HIGH WOULD LIKE TO TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO THANK ALL WHO WERE INSTRUMENTAL IN THE FORMING OF OUR SCHOOL CAREERS. OUR APPRECIATION WILL ALWAYS BE WITH THEM. AUTO PARTS. INC. Patronize our Advertisers THE QUIDNUNC STAFF Page I 43 Ches Long 32 COMPLIMENTS OF ANTIETAM METAL WORKS SHARPSBURG PIKE M. P. Moller Music Store HAGERSTOWN, MARYLAND HESCO INCORPORATED FOR ALL YOUR Plastic Injection Mouldings ORNAMENTAL and SHEET METAL Vacuum F0fmfn8' - EXIVHWOHS Plastic Laminations NEEDS Gold Stampings 720 N. Mulberry RE 9-5730 Compliments Of COMPLIMENTS OF Department Store Summit and Howard Sts. Hagerstown, Maryland . Compliments Of Mtlton Kohler and Sons N 1 ' .. . Jewelers Since 1875 owell E ectncctl Co Inc 234 E. Washington St. 27 W. Washington St. Hagerstown, Maryland IONAS K. EBY INSURANCE AGENCY General Agent for Fidelity Interstate Life Insurance Co. 754 Summit Avenue, Hagerstown, Maryland PROTECTION ESTATE PLANNING SAVINGS Page l 44 FIGHT COLONIAL MUSIC SHOP C A N C E R W I T H A Y fill r COMPLETE Music store C H E C K U P A N D 23 S. Potomac St. A C H E C K TORTUGA N THE STAFF OF THE 1957 RESTAURANT QUIDNUNC WQULD LIKE G S own' ' TO THANK EVERYONE N q g WHO MADE THIS BOOK ,m A SUCCESS. DELIGHTEUL 3. mums SERVICE has made us Q HAGERSTOWN BOUKBINDING and PRINTING COMPANY CSQUWI-llg YOU For M01'E T ban 54 Year! Page 145 Let S35 Make S S For You! Home Federal Savings and Loan Association 128 WEST WASHINGTON STREET HAGERSTOWN, MARYLAND COMPUMENTS OF STARLAND ROLLER CLUB Exercise and Social Activity Unexcelled Anywhere R. BRUCE CARSON. I eweler Exclusive Agent for Kirk Silver Jewels of Distinction Antiques Bavarian China - Open Stock Patterns Established 1902 C. Leon Gross Jacob K. Bare Hotel Alexander Bldg. Hagerstown, Md. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SHHS BAND FOR THEIR FINE SHOWING IN THE CHERRY BLOSSOM PARADE AT WASHINGTON, D.C Page I 46 AMERICAN AUTO SALES Protect Your 1500 Virginia Avenue FAM1LY'5 HEALTH! 1+ 1 r , M 1 d 2 , divers Own ary an Y0u're Sure It's Pure AMOCO Products and Service Used Cars Bought and Sold SUPERIORS Homogenized Vitamin D :W :Aft L. 5: ll Save Wlfh Safety PURE PAK and Easily used, disposal container Borrow With Confidence D RE 3-7200 First Federal Savings and Loan , , C m l'm ts f Association of Hagerstown 0 pl en 0 LAWRENCE WELK 33 Jonathan Street and HAGERSTOWN, MD. THE '57 DODGE CENTRAL MOTORS Congratulations to S.H.H.S. on Their First Quidnunc SPORTS MUSIC Your Voice oi the Washington County Public Schools WJEJ AM llllll FM 1240 KC 104.7 Mc Channel 284 Page l 47 Our Patrons Mr. 8z Mrs. Ralph C. Ford Mr. 8: Mrs. John Rupprecht Mrs. Ethel Rice B. G. Mrs. June Barnes Mr. 8: Mrs. Ralph Couchman Mrs. Sam Marshall Mr. Roulette Mrs. Robert Wade Miss Hagan Henry W. Mathers Mr. Kinney Miss Florine McCain Mr. Downey Miss Sara Dorn Mr. Beer Mrs. Stanbaugh Miss Funk Mrs. Bitner Mr. Kerr Mr. Flick Mr. Smaltz Mr. Spigler Mrs. Maycock Mr. Richard Kline Mr. Maletsky Mrs. Speicher Miss Stine Mr. Strite Mr. Harmon Mr. Carter Mr. 8i Mrs. Henry Marquiss, Jr. Mr. Biggs Mrs. Anna Bussard Mr. Roberts Mr. Ellsworth Mr. Mittel John R. Hershey, Jr. Mrs. Bowman Mr. Jim Davis M. Foltz Frank S. Leiter Carol Leiter Mr. 8: Mrs. C. Morris DeLauder Compliments of the first Quidnunc Staff of South Hagerstown High Better Your Home With Furniture from Forsyth's Fine Furniture Mill St. at Hager Park The Office Equipment Co. Compliments Of 27 W. Washington St. PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS Phone RE 308717 Charter Buses for All Occasions . A' C d d Potomac Motor Lines. Inc. 'r on 'mme Beautiful Atmosphere Hagerstown, Maryland phone RE 3-0300 SPECIALIZING IN ITALIAN CUISINE Page 148 Congratulations to the Class of 1957 from the Contractors and Sulo-Contractors who built your new South Hagerstown High Frey 81 Son Lumber and Millwork 1000 North Prince Street Danzer Metal Works Co. West Lee Street M. E. Staley Gaithersburg, Maryland R. D. McKee, Inc. Hardware Hagerstown Fridinger 8: Co. Plumbing and Heating Hagerstown A. G. Crunkleton Electric Co Greencastle Highland Engineering Frederick, Maryland L. H. Miner 800 Dual Highway E. L. Stebbing 8: Company 1600 Clough Street Baltimore, Maryland Thomas 81 Sons, Inc. Boonsboro, Maryland G. M. Gehr 8z Son 647 W. Washington Street Hagerstown Paint and Glass 45 W. Franklin Street Don Stilts Route 1, Waynesboro, Pa. Bester-Long, Inc. Hagerstown Md. Machine 8: Foundry Works Inc Hagerstown Horn Division Ivy Hill Road Baltimore, Md. 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