Southern Fulton High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Warfordsburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1956 volume:

PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS SOUTHERN FULTON JOINT ANNUAL STAFF Editor in Chief....................................................................Gene Ritz Business Manager............................................................Jimmy Ritz Art Editor................................................................Betty Crouse Assistant Art Editor......................................................Alys Wright Photography.........................Stanley Palmer, Sylvia Chesnut, Yvonne Comerer Girls Sports.............................................Marlene Ford, Betty Garland Boys Sports................•.............•...............Stanley Palmer, Robert Duvall Features.................... Nancy Smith, Janet Yonker, Alys Wright, Sonja Shives Typing .... Veria McKee, Maye McKee, Elva Spade, Yvonne Peck, Arlene Hixon Advertising...............Betty Layton, Robert Munch, Dean McCray, Monte Mellott Advisor..............................................................Mr. George Crouse Professional Photography.............................................Mr. R. Andrews The advertisements which pay a large part of our yearbook are found at the bottom of each page arranged from the front to the back of the book according to the price of each ad. The twenty-five dollar donors on pages 2 to 10 inclusive. The twenty dollar donors on page 11. The fifteen dollar donors on pages 12 to 18 inclusive. The ten dollar donors on pages 19 to 51 inclusive. The five dollar donors on pages 52 to 63 and also 64 and 65. All other donors will be found on the PATRON'S page. We know these people would appreciate your patronage when you are purchasing goods or services. We sincerely thank those who have helped us in a financial way to publish our yearbook. James Ritz, Business Manager MC CRAY BUILDING AND SUPPLY and MOTOR HAVEN RESTAURANT Warfordsburg, Pennsylvania Amaranth, Pennsylvania BOARD OF EDUCATION BACK ROW: Marshall Layton, Harold Palmer, Kermit Mellott, Webster Fischer, Frank Strait. FRONT ROW: William Oakman, Waiter A. Bair, Secretary; A. B. Gordon, Glenn Yonker. Glenn Yonker, President....................................Bethel Harold Palmer Webster Fischer ....................%................ Brush Creek Marshall Layton A. B. Gordon, Vice-President.............................Thompson Kermit Mellott William Oakman............................................... Union Frank C. Strait GORDON C. CHARLTON Physics HERBERT J. EDWARDS History THOMAS J. CARROLL Health Physical Education DELORA S. CHARLTON Commercial GEORGE L. CROUSE Mathematics” VERNON M. FOX English SARA K. GEHR Home Economics DOROTHY A. GOLDEN Music A. C. UNGER SON, Berkeley Springs, West Virginia CARO MOTOR SALES Everett, Pennsylvania FULTON RADIO SALES Hancock, Maryland CLAUDE L. MELLOTT ••Science HOMER E. POWELL History” JOHN G. RAJTIK Drivers Education JOHN S. WHITESELL Vocational Agriculture ANDREWS STUDIO Chambersburg, Pennsylvania DILLON ORCHARDS Hancock, Maryland THE HALLS OF IVY Oh, we love THE HALLS OF IVY that surround us here today. And we will not forget tho' we be far, far away. To the hallow’d HALLS OF IVY every voice will bid farewell. And shimmer off in twilight like the old vesper bell. One day a hush will fall, The footsteps of us all will echo down the hall and disappear, But as we sadly start our journeys far apart, A part of every heart will linger here in the sacred HALLS OF IVY Where we’ve lived and learned to know. That thro’ the years we’ll see you in the sweet afterglow. CLASS MOTTO Be Thoughtful, Faithful, and Successful. ” SOUTHERN STATES CORPORATION Hancock, Maryland Stanley Palmer Vice-President Donald Hixon Treasurer Sonja Shives President SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS COLORS BLUE AND WHITE FLOWER WHITE ROSE BUD Sylvia Chesnut Secretary Nancy Smith Historian DARLENE LOUISE CARSON DARLENE” SYLVIA JEANNE CHESNUT SYLVIE Home Economics 1,2 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Tri Hi-Y 2 Commercial 3,4 Home Economics 1,2,3,4 Cheerleader 1,2,3,4 Tri Hi-Y 1,2,3,4 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Class Secretary 3,4 Class Play 4 Yearbook Staff HANCOCK PHARMACY Hancock, Maryland CONN AND FINE Hancock, Maryland BEATRIX YVONNE COMERER Vonnie Home Economics 1,2 Commercial 3 Track 1, Yearbook Staff Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Tri Hy-Y 1,4 DELORES ARLENE CRAWFORD Davy Basketball 1,2,3,4 Track 1 Commercial 3 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Home Economics 1,2 Tri Hi-Y 1.4 LEE ANN DOROTHY CRIST Ann Home Economics 1,2,4 Commercial 3 Track 1,2,3,4 Tri-Hi-Y 1, Play 4 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 BETTY LOUISE CROUSE Beet Home Economics 1,2 Commercial 3,4 Track 2,3 Tri-Hi-Y 2 Basketball 3,4 Treasurer 1,2 Yearbook Staff NATIONAL RESTAURANT, Hancock, Maryland ROBERT LAWSON DUVALL Bob Glee Club 1,2 Baseball 3,4 Argiculture 1,2,3,4 Track 1,2,3,4 Hi-Y 2; Yearbook Staff Basketball 1,2,3,4 JOHN DALE FISCHER Dale Agriculture 1,2,3,4 Basketball 3,4 Baseball 3,4 ELEANORA FRANCES EDWARDS Eleanor a Home Economics 1,2 Commercial 3,4 MARLENE LINDA FORD Pickles” Home Economics 1,2 Yearbook Staff Commercial 3,4 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4 Cheerleading 2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3 BETTY LOUISE GARLAND Lou Horae Economics 1,2,3,4 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Tri-Hi-Y 1,4 Cheerleading 1,2,3,4 Basketball 2,3,4 Yearbook Staff Horae Economics 1,2 Commercial 3,4 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 X RUSSELL DICKSON GORDON Russ Agriculture 1,2,4 Commercial 3 Basketball 1 F.F.F. 1,2,3 JAMES EDWARD HILL Jimmie Agriculture 1,2,3 Commercial 3,4 Basketball 3 BEDFORD ROLL ARENA, Bedford, Pennsylvania MARY ARLENE HIXON Arlene Home Economics 1,2 Commercial 3,4 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Yearbook Staff DONALD EUGENE HDCON Don Agriculture 1,2,3 Commercial 3 Academic 4 Track 1,2,3,4 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Class Treasurer 4 Home Economics 1,2,4 Commercial 3 Glee Club 1,2, 3,4 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,4 Home Economics 1,2,3,4 Glee Club 1,3,4 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4 Play 4 Class Vice-President 1 Yearbook Staff EVERETT BANK Everett, Pennsylvania FIRST NATIONAL BANK Everett, Pennsylvania EDWIN HOWARD LAYTON Eddie Agriculture 1,2,4 Commercial 3 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Hi-Y 3,4 MAMIE RUTH MELLOTT Mamie Home Economics 1,2,4 Commercial 3 Tri-Hi-Y 4 NEVA ELENORA LAYTON Neva Home Economics 1,2 Commercial 3,4 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Tri-Hi-Y 1 MONTE DEAN MELLOTT Jake Agriculture 1,2 Commercial 3 Glee Club 2,3,4 Hi-Y 3 Play 4 Yearbook Staff Academic 4; F.F.A 1 CARROLL ARLENE MILLER Arlene Home Economics 1,2,4 Commercial 3 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 EDWARD DEAN MC CRAY Dizzy Agriculture 1,2 Commercial 3 Yearbook Staff Basketball 2,3 Hi-Y 3,4; Play 4 Glee Club 2,3,4 ROBERT GARLAND MUNCH Doc Academic 2,3,4 Agriculture 1; F.F.A. 1 Track 1; Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Hi-Y 3; Play 4 Basketball 1,2,4 Yearbook VERLA JEANETTE MC KEE Smilie ” Home Economics 1,2 Commercial 3,4 Tri-Hi-Y 1 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Yearbook Staff BLACKBURN RUSSELL, Bedford, Pennsylvania WILD A MAYE MC KEE Maye Home Economics 1,2 Commercial 3,4 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Yearbook Staff STANLEY EDWARD PALMER Stan Agriculture 1,2,4 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Commercial 3; Yearbook Staff Basketball 1,2,3,4 Track 3,4; Class President 1 YVONNE LOUISE PECK Bonnie Commercial 3,4 Home Economics 1,2 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Class Play 4 Tri-Hi-Y 4 Yearbook Staff HAROLD EUGENE RITZ Gene Commercial 3,4 Agriculture 1,2,3 Basketball 3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Class President 2 Class Vice-President 3 Yearbook Staff JAMES RALPH RITZ Jim Agriculture 1,2,3 Commercial 3,4 Baseball 2,3,4 Class Secretary 2 Yearbook Staff Class Treasurer 3 DOROTHY MAE SCHRIEVER Dorothy Home Economics 1,2 Commercial 3,4 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 LARGENT S TRUCK AND IMPLEMENT SERVICE Berkeley Springs, West Virginia LAUREN JAMES SHANK Lauren Agriculture 1,2,3 Commercial 3,4 Class Play 4 SONJA DARLENE SHIVES Sonie Home Economics 1,2; Track 2 Commercial 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2 Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Play 4 Class Vice-President 2 Class President 4 Yearbook Staff GEORGE EDWARD SIEGEL Sigel Agriculture 1,2,3 Basketball 1 F.F.A. 1,2,3 Play 4 BERNICE LARUE SMITH Bernice” Home Economics 1,2 Commercial 3,4 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 NANCY JANE SMITH ELVA PAULINE SPADE Nance Dimples Home Economics 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3,4 Commercial 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 4 Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Play 4 Class Historian 1,2,4 Class President 3 Yearbook Staff Home Economics 1,2, Commercial 3,4 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Yearbook Staff CREEKS JEWELRY and MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, Hancock, Maryland ROBERT ALLEN WARD Bob Agriculture 1,2,3 Track 1,2,3,4 F.F.A. 1,2 ALYS WRIGHT Alps Wilson Memorial High School 1,2 Commercial 3 Glee Club 3,4 Yearbook Staff Class Historian 3 Class Play 4 DONALD MALCOM WHITESIDE Whitie Agriculture 1,2,3 F.F.A 1,2,3 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Academic 4 JANET LORAINE YONKER Jan Home Economics 1,2 Commercial 3,4 Glee Club 3,4 Basketball 3,4 Yearbook Staff BRANTNER LANES, BOWLING FOR HEALTH McConneilsburg, Pennsylvania PITTMAN’S SUPERMARKET Hancock, Maryland GROVE FUNERAL HOME Hancock, Maryland WHO'S WHO Most Studious.........................................................Arlene Hixon, Yvonne Comerer Did Most For Warfordsburg......................................................Gene Ritz, Jimmie Ritz Class Athletes Robert Duvall, Stanley Palmer Prettiest Most Dependable Most Popular Noisiest Best Boxers Cutiest F unniest Best Personality Most Cheerful Most Handsome Best Singer Best Dressed .... Russell Gordon, Dorothy Schriever, Bob Ward Most Laughable Most Ambitious Most Shy Best Actresses Most Likely to Succeed Best Actors � � � � 1H hgKeceeecc LAYTONS MOTOR HAVEN MOTEL Amaranth, Pennsylvania Chambersburg, Pennsylvania JUNIOR CLASS FIRST ROW: Robert Hill, Myron Golden, Richard Golden, Joe Spade, Wade Sigel. SECOND ROW: Mr. Carroll, Bill Fischer, Calvin Smith, Marlyn Douglas, Roy Mills, Billy Golden. THIRD ROW: John Lucas, Stiles Duvall, Lloyd Truax, Richard Munch, Lynn Palmer, Rodney Smith, Dean Shank. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President Vice-President Roger T ruax Secretary . Treasurer , , Alice Kirk Historian Color r , , . T Blue and White Class Flower White Rose H. B. MELLOTT ESTATE, INC. Me Connells burg, Pennsylvania FIRST ROW: Geraldine Smith, Marian Hendershot, Dorothy Gordon, Alice Kirk, Mary Ann Chestnut. SECOND ROW: Phyllis Gordon, Shirley Walters, Phyllis Adams, Ada Hendershot, Carol Shives, Doris Souders. THIRD ROW: Ruth Brakeall, Opal Golden, Juanita Pittman, Vallie Truax, Alda Maye Crawford. BEDFORD MOTOR SALES Bedford, Pennsylvania REESE MOTOR COMPANY Bedford, Pennsylvania SOPHOMORES FIRST ROW: Alvin Brant, Grover Strait, Henry Weller, George Brakeall, Lester Landers, Sylvester Golden, Maurice Bohrer, Lawrence Plessinger, Foster Souders. SECOND ROW: Mr. Mellott, Larry Smith, Robert Barnhart, Vaughn Shank, Fred Rohm, Dale Wink, Ray Clevenger, Nelson Caldwell. THIRD ROW: Gerald Hendershot, Ray Pittman, Ronald Hixon. Dale Hess, Ronald Painter, Neill Miller, John Covalt, Eugene T-uax, Daniel Smith. President . . Vice-President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . Historian . . . SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS . . . Dale Hess . . Sandra Nave Lenore Golden Shirley Litton Doris Chestnut HANCOCK BANK Hancock, Maryland HANCOCK MOTOR COMPANY Hancock, Maryland FIRST ROW: Kathryn Sigei, Wanda Lee Ritz, Patricia Morse, Barbara Layton, Carol Barton, Doris Chestnut, Audrey Akers, Lenore Golden, Dolores Shaw. SECOND ROW: Mable Akers, Alice Keefer, Doris Duvall, Sandra Nave, Patricia Smith, Barbara Ford, Saundra Duvall, Norma Lee Barnhart, Helen Shaw, Genevieve Wagner. THIRD ROW: Betty Jean Crawford, Shirley Litton, Shelia Barnhart, Della Truax, Nellie Shoemaker, Mary Ann DeSantis, Waneta Hixson, Marlene Younker, Yvonne Schetrompf. BEACON MILLING COMPANY Cayuga, New York HARRY’S USED CARS McConnelsburg, Pennsylvania FRESHMAN CLASS FIRST ROW: Carl Adams, Joe Ritchey, James Akers, DaleTruax, Roger Mellott, Robert Divel, Harry Mills, Glen Booth, James Trail. SECOND ROW: Harold Schriever, John Pittman, Robert Shives, Law- rence Schultz, Larry Painter, Franklin McKee, Marlin Lynch, Ray Chestnut, Gary Wilt, Jerry Schet- rompf, Mr. Fox. THIRD ROW: Dari Schriever, Maynard Spade, Marshall Booth, Francis Myers, Dale Hixon, Hixon Akers, Daniel Frey, Ray Palmer, Joseph Horst, Bill Carson. President . . , Vice-President Secretary . . Treasurer . . Historian . . FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS . . . Dale T ruax . . Ray Palmer . Karen Barton Maynard Spade . . Joe Ritchey DR. G. E. LORENTZ Me Connells burg, Pennsylvania TOWN HILL GARAGE Amaranth, Pennsylvania FIRST ROW: Verna Shank, Karen Barton, Irene Imber, Carol Thompson, Joyce Layton, Cleo Omps, Almeda Engle, Betty Jean Hull. SECOND ROW: Betty Gasper, Lunda Williams, Stella Seburn, Catherine Weller, Janet Palmer, Thresa Ford, Ruth Smith, Peggy Stanley, Jeanie Effland. THIRD ROW: Patty Sheeder, Alma Karns, Mona Dick, Norma Robinette, Dorothy Hendershot, Genevieve Brady, Suella Morgret, Edna Mills, Shirley Hess, Marie Hixon. FOURTH ROW: Josephine Breakall, Dona Clingerman, Carol Spade, Carolyn Gordon, Janice Crist, Linda Barnhart, Amy Jo Covalt, Mary Everetts, Margaret Hess. BEN THOMAS TRAILER SALES, Chambersburg, Pennsylvania LOTS OF RHYTHM Darlene Carson Not so-o-o talkative, dislikes to be teased, To tell the truth she can’t be pleased. Sylvia Chestnut Mindful of the facts is she, Good results from her we see. Yvonne Comerer Where’s Yvonne? Let’s take a look. Oh! there she is, behind that book. Delores Crawford She’s all over the basketball floor, F rom her being guard we rack up our score! Lee Ann Crist Small and mighty is her fist. When she “jerks” those tiny wrists. Betty Crouse She’s our faithful Basketball Captain Boy! she really keeps us snappin. Robert Duvall Out on the gym floor there’s Duvall Of course, he’s after the basketball. Elenora Edwards She’s a quiet peaceful lass. You’d never know she’s been in class. Dale Fischer Big and Mighty is our Dale When called to duty he’ll never fail. Marlene Ford History dates could hold no charm For Marlene’s carefree mind But social dates she’ll never forget For they’re her favorite kind. Betty Garland Sugar and spice and everything nice One of these days she’ll be sprinkled with rice.- Opal Garland She has lots of freckles and sandy red hair. Perhaps sometime she’ll be one of a pair. Russel Gordon Being with a different girl each night I’ll bet you sure is Russie’s delight. James Hill Jimmie has a Ford, I do declare There’s always a girl to be found in there. Arlene Hixon Arlene’s not bold or shy, nor is she short She’s just a happy medium, a nice mixture of them all. Donald Hixon Over the mountain, over the lea There goes Donnie singing with glee. Alice Hoop Full of spirit, full of play Alice jokes the live long day. Betty Layton Betty Layton, our hot-rod queen In her brand new Dodge she’s really keen. Edwin Layton Edwin Layton’s quite a guy A little tall, a little shy. Neva Layton Neva’s a pal, a very good friend The kind that lasts until the end. Mamie Mellott Is Mamie concealing mischief under a serious face Sometimes we do believe for we often see a trace. Monte Mellott Cream Puff’s seem to be Monte’s delight Especially ones made by Alys Wright. Arlene Miller Chattering always, and giggling, too Girls like Arlene are very few. Robert Munch Casanova of our class Always with a different lass. Dean McCray Tall and lanky is McCray Never stays in school all day. Verla McKee Verla s a smiley pleasant lass She’s the gayest in our class. Maye McKee Tall and slim with dark brown hair She always seems without a care. Stanley Palmer Captain of our basketball team Stanley's always on the beam. Yvonne Peck Over there goes a wreck Goodness sakes it’s Bonnie Peck. Gene Ritz The faithful editor is our Gene He’s got the book looking really keen. James Ritz He’s our manager, he keeps us straight But over this he has lost no weight. Dorothy Schriever Her hair is blonde, her eyes blue Dorothy always has a smile for you. Lauren Shank His white buck will always shine Maybe that's why he’s never on time. Sonja Shives Wavy hair and dark brown eyes Has our President, Sonja Shives. George Sigel George is always in a whirl Looking for a different girl. Bernice Smith How she rates?? We’ll never know Bernice is always on the go. Nancy Smith Look here what a “fool” Nancy Smith in Minster School. Elva Spade Elva is a little shy Except when she meets an Everett Guy. Robert Ward Mindful of the “facts” is he A bigger flirt you’ll never see. Donald Whiteside His nickname is “Little Whitey” Never again will he wear a ditty. Alys Wright Around the corner she swiftly ran You guessed it! She's after a man. Janet Younker She’s got blonde hair, with long curly locks Boys crowd around her in very large flocks. WALTER MORRIS, INTERNATIONAL DEALER Everett, Pennsylvania CLASS WILL We, the class of 1956, being of sound mind and body, do hereby declare the following manuscript to be our last will and testament. To all the underclassmen we leave the guidance, affection, and good judgment which our teachers have shown during these four years; to our teachers, the knowledge that their efforts have not fallen entirely upon deaf ears or mute tongues. Many years indeed shall pass before any of us will forget the patience, understanding, and perseverance they have shown toward us in our sometimes unwilling search for knowledge. To the school board and all of the school employees our most sincere thanks for all the benefits we have derived from attending Southern Fulton; and the hope that for our school the present improvements are truly just a beginning. May our school grow, prosper, expand in its scope of education, and be a school of which every citizen in the community will be a proud and willing patron. We wish now to make the following personal bequests to the staff, faculty, and students of our school, Darlene Carson--My interest in Freshman boys to Shirley Walters. Sylvia Chestnut--Several slightly used patterns and a pack of straight pins to next year’s Freshmen. Yvonne Comerer--Her fondness for waitress work to Virginia Waugh. Delores Crawford--My ability to play basketball to Patty Smith. Lee Ann Crist--My seat in Driver’s Training class to all Hot-Rodders. Betty Crouse--My ability of driving to Ruth BrakealL Robert Duvall--I wish to give to Billy Golden my height and place on the basketball floor. Eleanora Edwards--I will my P.O.D. notes to anyone who can read and understand them. Dale Fischer--I will my weight to Dean Shank. Marlene Ford--My love for fun to anyone who needs it. Betty Garland--I will my freckles to Dorie Shaw. Opal Garland--My love for convertibles to hardtop fans. Russell Gordon--I will my ability to Hot-Rod in Hancock without getting caught to Dick Munch. James Hill--My smallness to Bill Fischer. Arlene Hixon--My curly hair to Juanita Pittman. Donald Hixon--My ability for singing to Roy Mills. Alice Hoop--My natural curly hair to Shirley Walters. Betty Layton--My love for Hancock Boys, and Hot-Rod races to Barbara Ford. Edwin Layton--My chickens feathers to anyone who can find them. Neva Layton--My hatred toward Literature to anyone who can understand it. Mamie Mellott--My P.O.D. seat to Phyllis Adams. Monte Mellott--My straight “A” report card in Commercial to William Carnell. Arlene Miller--My wavy hair to anyone that can keep it combed. Robert Munch--My love for George Crouse to Patty Morse. Dean McCray--My ability to make straight “A s“ in History to Ray Palmer. Verla McKee--My smiling disposition to all grouches. Maye McKee--I will my long hair to Homer Powell. Stanley Palmer--I will everything I own, which is nothing, to anyone who doesn’t want it. Yvonne Peck--My Chemistry notebook to Carol Shives. Eugene Ritz--My ability to bang up car fenders to someone taking Driver Training. James Ritz--My Crew-Cut to Nelson Caldwell. Dorothy Schriever--I wish to will my busy nights doing “Commercial Work” and music lessons to anyone who can fill the position. Lauren Shank--I leave my bashfulness to Alvin Brant. Sonja Shives--My craving for English to Janice Crist. George Sigel--My ability to run Hot-Rods to Marion Hendershot. Bernice Smith--I will my P.O.D. book to Doris Jean Souders. Nancy Smith--I will my locker key to Alice Kirk. Elva Spade--My love for Everett boys to Carol Barton. Robert Ward--I leave my love affair with Barbara Layton to anyone who can fill my place. Donald Whiteside—My love of Motorcycles to Alice Kirk. Alys Wright--My Southern accent to Sandra Nave. Janet Yonker--I wish to leave my ability in Shorthand to Dorothy Ann Gordon. Let it be known to all that the above document, as it was just read is the official will of the Class of 1956, and that it has been approved and signed this 25th day of May 1956. Class of 1956 FULTON COUNTY NATIONAL BANK McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania FIRST NATIONAL BANK McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania CLASS PROPHECY We see Betty Garland happily married living in an Air Force Base with a gang of little pilots running around the place. We now come to Southern Fulton to see the new Home Ec. teacher, Sylvia Chestnut and those lucky girls now having a woman Physical Education teacher, Betty Crouse. Here sits Darlene Carson, rocking alone in an old rocking chair. Robert Duvall and Dale Fischer have a farm partnership, raising the largest potatoes in the world. Dale feels rather proud because he has patented a new kind of tractor seat. One that he will fit. At the Yankee Stadium in New York, we find Jimmy Ritz warming the bench where “Babe Ruth once sat. Worldly Famous News Caster, Gene Ritz, has come down with an attack of asthma. Gene Junior will bring the news. Let’s tune in our T.V. sets now to see that famous new singing star, Nancy Smith, discovered in a school where she was replacing the broken fire bell. Yvonne Comerer has just taken the position of head nurse in the new South Fulton Hospital built from funds started by that famous lawyer Lauren Shank. Edwin Layton, famous Scientist, gained his fame by creating a feed to make roosters lay soft boiled eggs. Dorothy Schriever and Neva Layton will open a new bookkeeping system in the future bank of Warfordsburg. We see Mamie Mellott and Arlene Miller teaching Drivers Education at Mercersburg Academy. September 7, 1962, school opens at Southern Fulton Joint with Monte Mellott as Supervising Principal. A new Paris shop has just opened in Hancock, where Maye McKee is the manager. She’s running Conn Fine out of business. We see Stanley Palmer, famous pilot, with Janey Yonker, Airline Hostess, Making the first trip to the moon. George Sigel Hot Rod King just broke the speeding record; he went 2,000 miles an hour down Park Head Stretch. Who is that coming down the corridor; why it’s the hospital janitor, Russell Gordon--he’s after the head nurse. There goes a new jet plane the Pilot and Co-Pilot, Bob Munch and Donald Whiteside, and Alice Hoop, the Stewardess. Elva Spade world famous beautician gained her fame by creating a new hair-do for Lassie. Who’s behind that school desk why, Alys Wright, giving students a lecture on driving. Marlene Ford who has gone far in Hollywood will eventually become the tenth wife of Clark Gable. Here we see a rusty typewriter, Bonnie Peck has resigned her secretary job to become Assistant Manager of Sagel’s Restaurant. We see Opal Garland Making her mark on Broadway as she stars in her play “I Am A Saint. Here we see Verla McKee gaily smiling on T.V. as she sings a Commercial for Pepsodent Tooth Paste. We see Betty Layton happily married and living in a little “White Cottage remember Betty, “they come cheaper by the dozen.” Eventually Delores Crawford will coach a girls basketball team “The Sky High who will replace “Globe Trotters. Robert Ward and Marilyn Monroe have just started their own Mr. and Mrs. Television show. “What I Don’t Know Will Hurt Me.” Bernice Smith, now a farmer’s wife wakes every morning singing “A Milking We Will Go.” Lee Ann Crist with her love for children will eventually become the world's most famous baby sitter. Eleanora Edwards is still seeking her secret ambition. Jimmy Hill, who always collects odd things such as girls, has been safely married for twenty years. We see Arlene Hixon married to Jack Ritz, owning their own Lunch-Bar along 126. Donald Hixon, with his love for speed, will fly the first jet to the moon. We see Dean McCray as a handsome Mounty in Canada. ROSENS DEPARTMENT STORE Hancock, Maryland DUKES RESTAURANT Hancock, Maryland CLASS HISTORY The Class of 56 entered Southern Fulton Joint High School as Freshmen with 73, the largest class ever to be enrolled here. We chose our .officers as follows: President, Stanley Palmer; Vice-President, Betty Layton; Secretary, Walter Peck; Treasurer, Betty Crouse; Historian, Nancy Smith. We followed through with initiation, Glee Club, Carnival, Basketball, Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y, also a roller skating and Halloween party. This completed our first year in high school and looked forward to the rights and privileges of becoming Sophomores. As Sophomores we came back only to find some of our class gone. It seemed that the Belfast students had been transferred to Green Hill High School, and we were left with only 50 in our class this year. We joined the school activities which were about the same as last year and elected our officers, again with Gene Ritz as President, Sonja Shives as Vice-President, James Ritz, Secre- tary; Betty Crouse, Treasurer; Nancy Smith, Historian. Again came the close of a school year, with our hopes high that we should become bright and shiny Juniors. We were Juniors now with 48 on the roll, and new teachers and subjects which kept us stepping. We were very busy in school activities as well. Our class officers were: Nancy Smith as President; Vice-President, Gene Ritz; Secretary, Sylvia Chestnut; Treasurer, Jimmy Ritz; Historian, Alys Wright. We were happy to give our Seniors a farewell party, to Hagerstown Park for a weiner roast and then to a movie, “A Man Called Peter.” We came back with the realization that we must step in to fill their places next year, and so ended our Junior year. Well, we’re back already--there are 42 of us now--‘‘Big Wheels.” Now we are old people of Southern Fulton Joint. This is a big year, and we have a lot ahead of us. The first two months of school we spent a great amount of time having our yearbook pictures taken and soliciting advertising. Early in November we started to rehearse for our play ‘‘Let’s Face It” which was presented December 1st and 2nd. This year our class finds Sonja Shi ves as President; Stanley Palmer, Vice-President; Sylvia Chestnut, Secretary; Donald Hixon, Treasurer; and Nancy Smith Historian. Following a welcome Christmas vacation we ordered our Graduation Announcements and Name Cards. Basketball season was now going full strength with six boys and six girls from the Senior Class sparking the teams in their games. This spring during much of our time we have been working on arrangements for our trip to Washington. With our Baccalaureate Service, May 20th, and our Commencement exercise May 25th we marked the official ending of our four years at Southern Fulton, four years which we hope shall prove profitable and memorable to all of us in the years to come. Junior Class Officers Freshman Class Officers PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK, Hancock, Maryland REMEMBER First Day in High School Initiation Roller Skating Parties Hallow’en Party Noisy Study Halls Semester Exams Play Practice Farewell Party for Homer Trips to Hershey Truax's for Lunch Class Play Junior Senior Farwell Parties Report Cards Publishing the Yearbook New Teachers Class Rings Getting Ads Basketball Games Field Day Pep Rallies Pictures Taken for Yearbook Crowded Buses Coming to School Late Our Many Love Affairs ’’The Gangs” Hallowening The Hot Rod Races Arguments in P.O.D. Class Many Trips to Hancock New Gym Floor New Style of Lipstick Baccalaureate Commencement Our Trip to Washington Farm Show Apple Blossom Festivals Concerts CHAMBERSBURG DAIRIMAID PRODUCTS COMPANY Chambersburg, Pennsylvania MUSICAL FAVORITES Darlene Carson .................................................................“Seventeen” Sylvia Chestnut............................................................“A Blossom Fell” Yvonne Comerer.......................................................... I’ll Get Him Back” Delores Crawford................................................... The Bible Tells Me So” Lee Ann Crist...................................................“Chapel In The Moonlight” Betty Crouse..........................................................................“Tina Marie” Robert Duvall.........................................................“Stouthearted Men” Elenora Edwards................................................. Yellow Rose of Texas” Dale Fischer...........................................“Mickey Crockett Of Delaney Street” Marlene Ford...........................................................“Young and Foolish” Betty Garland...............................................“I’ll Never Stop Loving You” Opal Garland ........................................................... Pittsburgh Polka Russell Gordon..........................................................“Blackberry Winter” James Hill............................................................................“Davy Crockett” Arlene Hixon.................................................................“I Love You” Donald Hixon.......................................................................“Perfect Day Alice Hoop..........................................................“Song Of The Dreamer” Betty Layton................................................................... My One Sin” Edwin Layton.....................................................................“Tennessee Waltz” Neva Layton.........................................“Wake The Town And Tell The People” Mamie Mellon..........................................................................“Take Possession” Monte Mellon.........................................“So Long It’s Been Good To Know You” Arlene Miller.......................................................“ Wabash Cannonball” Robert Munch...........................................................................“The Medic” Dean McCray ............................................................“Melody Of Love” Verla McKee.......................................................“1 11 Never Walk Alone” Maye McKee...............................................“just a Closer Walk With Thee” Bonnie Peck............................................................. Moonlight Bay” Gene Ritz........................................................... Ain’t That A Shame” James Ritz......................................................“Shake, Rattle, And Roll” Dorothy Schriever.......................................................“Satisfied Mind” Lauren Shank............................................................“Davy Crewcut” Sonja Shives.....................................................“If i Could Be With You” George Sigel.........................................................“I Love You, You, You” Bernice Smith...........................................................“What A Friend” Nancy Smith.............................................................“Too Pooped To Pop” Elva Spade......................................................“Something’s Gotta Give” Robert Ward.........................................“More Than Anything Else In The World” Donald Whiteside..................................................“Rock Around The Clock” Alys Wright ........................................................“My Friend The Ghost” Janet Yonker.............................................“Love Is A Many Splendored Thing” BEN THOMAS Chambersburg, Pennsylvania ONE HOUR CLEANERS McConnelsburg, Pennsylvania SENIOR CLASS PLAY FIRST ROW: Marlene Ford, Betty Layton, Sylvia Chesnut, Sonja Shives. Nancy Smith. SECOND ROW: Mr. Fox, Advisor; Alys Wright, Lee Ann Crist, Yvonne Peck, Donald Hixon. THIRD ROW: George Sigel, Robert Munch, Monte Mellott, Dean McCray, Lauren Shank. THE CHARACTERS HERMAN CARR, an absent-minded, lovable sort of man.......... MRS. CARR, his wife, an attractive woman.................... LAINE CARR, their daughter, an attractive girl.............. DICKY TURNER, a good-natured friend of Laine’s.............. GEORGE CARR, Carr’s only son, a likeable boy................ CAROL RUTH CARR, a harum-scarum girl........................ MISS LUCINDA CARR, a pretty old maid........................ MRS. ELVIRA McDuffie, nosey next door neighbor . . . MR. CASWELL DRENNEN, important-looking manufacturer DON DRENNEN, Mr. Drennen’s son................................. JANET RODEN, a friend of Laine’s............................ MR. YEATES, a New York Lawyer............................... LIZ ESTES, an attractive friend of Laine’s..................... MICKIE STRONG, another attractive friend of Laine's......... . Dean McCray . . Nancy Smith . Marlene Ford . Robert Munch . . George Sigel . Lee Ann Crist . . Alys Wright , . Yvonne Peck . Monte Mellot . Donald Hixon . .Betty Layton . Lauren Shank . Sonja Shives Sylvia Chesnut SENIOR LOW DOWN FAVORITE WANTS TO DESTINED PET NAME EXPRESSION BE TO BE PEEVE D. Carson I'll be diggone Turkey's Wife Old Maid P. O. D. S. Chestnut I Really don't Fashion Home Economics Lynn know Designer Teacher Palmer Y. Comerer Oh Shoot Registered Nurse Waitress Jealous Boys D. Crawford Makes Me So mad Singer Housewife Bossy Teachers L. A. Crist Oh well Nurse Dishwasher Dirty Shoes B. Crouse Anyhow Beautician Wig Maker Conceited Boys R. Duvall I don't know Basketball Coach Farmer Girls E. Edwards Is that so Typist Housewife P.O.D. Tests D. Fischer You Big Cluck Baseball Player Farmer Carol Barton M. Ford Huh Actress Nervous Wreck Everett Boys B. Garland It is? Anyhow What do you think Housewife Waitress Flirty Girls 0. Garland I Yi-Yi Musician Secretary Noisy Pupils R. Gordon Say there Airplane Pilot Dog Catcher Young Hot-rodders J. Hill Huh Truck Driver Farmer Girls A. Hixon Cripes Secretary Waitress Junior Boys D. Hixon You Crud Plane Pilot Grave Digger Motorcycles A. Hoop Oh all right Secretary Housewife P. 0. D. Class B. Layton Bull Movie Actress Housewife Work E. Layton Dig that affect County Agent Farmer Sunday Snails N. Layton My Land Secretary Housewife Swearing M. Mellott Oh Yeah Beautician Housewife History M. Mellott B-R-O-T-H-E-R School Teacher Storekeeper Getting up for school A. Miller Jeepers A Lady Scrub Woman Shirley Walters R. Munch Drop dead Surgeon Butcher Senior Girls D. McCray Jumping Jenny Engineer Ditch Digger Staying out Late V. McKee You don't say Secretary Housewife Headaches FAVORITE WANTS TO DESTINED PET NAME EXPRESSION BE TO BE PEEVE M. McKee Oh My Secretary Missionary Back Seat Drivers S. Palmer Zat it Jet Pilot Married before 21 D. Hixon in Gym Class Y. Peck Oh! Gee! Secretary Waitress Substitute Teachers G. Ritz Think It’ll Rain Electrical Engineer Egg Man Women Drivers J. Ritz How About That Home Run King Bench Warmer Crew-cuts D. Schriever Aw! Shucks Secretary Housewife Unpleasant Teachers L. Shank Geminy Christmas General Old Man Teasers S. Shives Oh! Heck Nurse Housewife Olives G. Sigel What Honey Race Car Drivers Major in The Army Contrary Women B. Smith Golly Smokes Secretary Housewife P. 0. D. Tests N. Smith Whatta Ya Want? My Blood Minister Pickpocket Work E. Spade Oh! No Secretary Old Maid Road Hogs R. Ward Hi Honey Government Inspector Orchard Worker Coming in Early D. Whiteside Daddieo Jet Pilot President of Pen Mar Club Girls in the showers A. Wright G-O-O-D G-r-A-V-Y Famous Unknown Bedwetting Pussycats J. Yonker Who told You so? Telephone Operator Waitress Report Cards SAGLES RESTAURANT Hancock, Maryland D. R. FLEMING Hancock, Maryland GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW: Bernice Smith, Janet Younker, Betty Layton. Marlene Ford, Sylvia Jean Chestnut, Sonja Shives, Betty Garland, Yvonne Comerer, Dorothy Schriever, Maye McKee. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Golden, Doris Chestnut, Yvonne Peck, Nancy Smith, Alys Wright, Delores Crawford, Neva Layton, Arlene Hixon, Ada Hendershot, Carol Shives, Phyllis Adams, Mary Ann Chestnut, Audrey Akers, Marian Hendershot. THIRD ROW: Geraldine Smith, Alice Kirk, Opal Garland, Lee Ann Crist, Verla McKee, Elva Spade, Alice Hoop, Darlene Carson, Arlene Miller, Shirley Walters, Opal Golden, Phyllis Gordon, Dorothy Ann Gordon. The Glee Club under the direction of Mrs. Dorothy Golden sang at the school carnival, Christmas entertainment, concert, baccalaureate service, and commencement program, and this year were privileged to sing at the Teachers Institute. , The chorus gives the boys and girls an opportunity to further their vocal talents. ANGLE FEED AND LUMBER COMPANY Hancock, Maryland HOFFMAN CHEVROLET COMPANY Hancock, Maryland SITTING: Shirley Litton, Doris Duvall, Wanda Lee Ritz, Carol Barton, Barbara Layton, Marian Simpson, Kathryn Sigel, Mary Ann DeSantis, Waneta Hixon, Yvonne Schetrompf. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Golden, Roy Mills, Donald Hixson, Robert Munch, Dean McCray, Monte Mellott, Harry Mills, Gary Wilt, Ray Chestnut, Daniel Frey. THIRD ROW: Franklin McKee, Helen Shaw, Norma Lee Barnhart, Francis Clark, Sandra Duvall, Patricia Morse, Barbara Ford, Patricia Smith, Sandra Nave, Lenore Golden, Dolores Shaw. VARSITY BASKETBALL KNEELING: William Golden, Foster Souders, Roy Mills. Squad, left to right: Styles Duvall, Dale Fischer, Robert Barnhart, Robert Duvall, Donald Whiteside, Richard Munch, Stanley Palmer, John Covalt, Larry Smith, Lynn Palmer, Joe Spade, Henry Weller, Gene Ritz, Robert Munch, Coach, Mr. Carroll. JUNIORS Styles Duvall SENIORS Lynn Palmer Joe Spade Stanley Palmer Robert Duvall Richard Munch Robert Munch Dale Fischer SOPHOMORES Donald Whiteside Gene Ritz Larry Smith Robert Barnhart John Covalt Henry Weller Stanley Palmer, Capt. Robert Duvall Robert Munch Donald Whiteside 1955-56 Schedule TEAM Faculty St. Thomas Hancock Oldtown Bedford Alumni Robertsdale Orbisonia Saltillo McConnellsburg Chestnut Ridge Green Hill St. Thomas Chestnut Ridge Orbisonia Saltillo McConnellsburg Green Hill Hancock Oldtown DATE Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. SFJHS Dale Fischer Lynn Palmer Joe Spade Styles Duvall JUNIOR VARSITY FIRST ROW: Vaughn Shank, Grover Strait, Foster Souders, Joe Ritchey, Alvin Brant, Dale Wink, Maurice Bohrer, James Trail, James Akers, Dean Shank. SECOND ROW: Mr. Carroll, Coach; Henry Weller, Gerald Hendershot, Glen Booth, Robert Barnhart, John Covalt, Larry Smith, Dale Hess, Ray Palmer, Richard Munch, Maynard Spade. BASEBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: Billy Golden, Wade Sigel, Larry Smith, George Breakall, Richard Golden, Henry Weller, Paul Hendershot, Joe Spade, Clyde Booth, Dale Hess. SECOND ROW: Nathan Hixson, Foster Souders, John Lucas, Donald Smith, Stiles Duvall, Lynn Palmer, Robert Duvall, Stanley Palmer, Gene Ritz, Dale Fischer. CAPTAIN: James Ritz, COACH: Mr. Thomas Carroll Since we did not have an athletic field, we had to travel thirteen miles to and from practice. We had one hour and a ha If to get there, practice, and return to school. However, in spite of these conditions, we had a winning team. Mr. Carroll relieved Mr. Johnston 6f his coaching duties. We didn't lose many players so the future looks brighter for the team this year. 1955 RESULTS WHS 2 Berkeley Springs 9 WHS 3 Alumni 10 WHS 2 Hancock 7 WHS 5 Berkeley Springs 14 WHS 13 McConnellsburg 7 WHS 12 Hustontown 13 WHS 12 McConnellsburg 6 WHS 12 Green Hill 5 WHS 11 Green Hill 6 WHS 9 Hancock 8 WHS 1 Hustontown 9 HAYES STORE Me Connells burg, Pennsylvania HARRIS HOTEL Me Connells burg, Pennsylvania BOYS' TRACK SEATED: Robert Ward, Paul Hendershot, Robert Duvall, Donald Hixson, Stanley Palmer. STANDING: Richard Golden, Roy Mills, James Barnhart, Clyde Booth, Lynn Palmer, Stiles Duvall, Mr. Johnston. 1955 FIELD MEET James Barnhart James Barnhart Clyde Booth Paul Hendershot Robert Duvall Robert Duyall Clyde Booth Robert Duvall 1st. in 100 yd. dash 3rd. in 220 yd. dash 2nd. in Shot Put 4th. in Shot Put 3-rd. in Broad Jump 2nd. in High Jump 3rd. in High Jump 3rd. in Pole Vault Clyde Booth, James Barnhart, Donald Hixson, and Roy Mills took second place in the Boys' Relay . Our field and track team placed third in the meet. We are looking forward to the coming season. WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY Hancock, Maryland WEAVERS RESTAURANT Hancock, Maryland GIRLS' TRACK KNEELING: Lee Ann Crist, Sandra Nave, Patricia Smith, Barbara Ford, Marlene Yonker, Norma Lee Schetrompf, Mable Akers. STANDING: Yvonne Schetrompf, Mary Ann DeSantis, Betty Crouse, Saundra Duvall, Iris Martin, Doris Duvall, Mr. Crouse. We were very fortunate last year in only losing one of our girls through graduation. Iris Martin. Our track team consisted mostly of Freshmen. Under the direction of Mr. George L. Crouse, the team practiced and worked very hard. Finally Field Meet Day came and our girls placed as follows: 50 Yard Dash Brenda Ford 2nd 75 Yard Dash Brenda Ford 1st Sandra Nave 3rd High Jump Norma Lee Schetrompf Tie 1st Running Broad Jump Iris Martin Relay: Lee Ann Crist, Yvonne Schetrompf, Mable Akers, Doris Duvall, Norma Lee Schetrompf, Marlene Younker, Sandra Nave, Brenda Ford. 2nd RAUTH MOTORS Hancock, Maryland BUS’S SINCLAIR Hancock, Maryland GIRLS' VARSITY FIRST ROW: Betty Crouse, Janet Yonker, Nancy Smith, Sylvia Chestnut, Betty Garland, Shirley Walters, Marion Hendershot, Kathryn Sigel, Shirley Litton. SECOND ROW: Saundra Nave, Virginia Waugh, Patty Smith, Barbara Ford, Dolores Crawford, Sandra Duvall, Alice Kirk, Ada Hendershot, Doris Duvall, Mr. Herbert Edwards, Coach. Nancy Smith-Co. Capt. GIRLS' JUNIOR VARSITY KNEELING: Alma Karns, Lunda Williams, Mable Akers, Catherine Weller, Janet Palmer, Thresa Ford, Ruth Smith, Donna Clingerman, Josephine Breakall, Suella Morgret, Irene Imler. STANDING: Dolores Shaw, Patricia Morris, Lenore Golden, Norma Lee Barnhart, Doris Chestnut, Margaret Hess, Janice Crist, Linda Barnhart, Mona Dick, Carolyn Gordon, Coach: Mr. Edwards. VARSITY INDIVIDUALS Delores Crawford Marion Hendershot Alice Kirk F.F.A. SITTING: Marlin Lynch, Joseph Horst, Carl Adams, Robert Divel, Franklin McKee, Joe Spade, Robert Duvall, Stanley Palmer, Dale Fischer, Stiles Duvall, Wade Sigel, Gary Wilt, Edwin Layton, William Fischer, Robert Hill. SECOND ROW: Dale Truax, Francis Myers, Hixon Akers, John Pittman, Lawrence Schultz, Robert Shives, Rodger Mellott, Larry Painter. Joe Ritchey, James Akers, Ray Pittman, Marshall Booth, Sylvester Golden, Maynard Spade, Bill Carson, Ray Chestnut. Maurice Bohrer, Mr. Whitsell, Advisor. THIRD ROW: Dari Schriever, Jerry Schetrompf, Harry Mills, Daniel Frey, James Trail, Glen Booth, Ray Palmer, Neill Miller, Ronald Painter, Harold Schriever, Dale Hixon, Jerry Hendershot, Robert Barnhart, Lester Landers, John Covalt, Ronald Hixon, Eugene Truax. The Future Farmers of America is a national organization dedicated to the development of Agricultural leadership, cooperation, and citizenship among rural boys enrolled in Vocational Agriculture. It is through activities carried out by this organization that boys may practice the lessons learned in class. The motto of the F. F. A. is, “Learning to do. Doing to learn. Earning to live. Living to serve, and reflects the fine Spirit and Sincerity of our farm youth, the backbone of our nation. FULTON MOTOR SALES Me Connells burg, Pennsylvania RICHARDS MOTORS Me Connells burg, Pennsylvania SITTING: Kathryn Sigei, Barbara Layton, Carol Barton, Ruth Smith. FIRST ROW; Phyllis Gordon, Alice Hoop, Mamie Mellott, Barbara Ford, Betty Garland, Betty Layton, Marlene Ford, Sylvia Chesnut, Yvonne Comerer, Nancy Smith, Yvonne Peck, Janet Palmer, Thresa Ford. SECOND ROW: Catherine Weller, Marian Hendershot, Frances Clark, Alma Karns, Sandra Nave, Patricia Smith, Saundra Duvall, Doris Chesnut, Patricia Morse, Lenora Golden, Dolores Shaw, Waneta Hixon, Shirley Walters, Geraldine Smith. THIRD ROW: Dorothy Gordon, Alice Kirk, Mary Ann Chesnut, Yvonne Schretrompf, Mary Ann DeSantis, Genevieve Brady, Stella Seburn, Lunda Williams, Shelia Barnhart, Helen Shaw, Norma Lee Barnhart, Dona Clingerman, Josephine Breakall. OFFICERS President.....................................Sylvia Jean Chesnut Vice-President............................................Marlene Ford Secretary...................................................Betty Layton Treasurer..........................................Betty Garland Chaplain ..........................................Barbara Ford TRI-HI-V HI-Y SEATED: Marlin Douglas, Monte Mellott, Dean McCray, Robert Munch, Russell Gordon, Franklin McKee, William Carnell. SECOND ROW: Mr. Mellott, Advisor; Ray Chestnut, Edwin Layton, William Fischer, Dale Hixon, Lester Landers, Harold Schriever. THIRD ROW: Richard Younker, Roger Truax, Ronald Painter, Ronald Keefer, Lawrence Plessinger, Sylvester Golden, Robert Hill. OFFICERS President....................................................Robert Munch Vice-President.............................................Russell Gordon Secretary-Treasurer........................................Marlin Douglas CHAIRMAN Social....................................................Richard Younker Discussion...............................................Franklin McKee Worship.............................................................Monte Mellott Service..............................................................Bill Carnell The purpose of HI-Y is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school, home, and community, high standards of Christian living. We have planned to help our Principal and teachers in any way to make our school a better one. We are planning to make drives to keep our school clean, to prevent destruction, or any damage to it. C. M. REEDER SONS, Building Supply, Me Connells burg, Pennsylvania SENIORS: Marlene Ford, Sylvia Chesnut, Betty Garland JUNIORS: Carol Shives, Virginia Waugh, Phyllis Gordon, Mary Ann Chesnut SOPHOMORES: Sandra Nave, Doris Chestnut, Dolores Shaw, Lenore Golden, Barbara Ford FIVE DOLLAR DONORS Peckies Auto Shop McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania Carmack Grocery McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania Dr. Frank Alexander McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania Metz Jewelry Store McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania Dr. R. C. McLucas McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania Robert E. Riggs McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania Guy Oakman McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania E. V. Lynch, Insurance of all kinds McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania Diehl’s Jewelry Store Hancock, Maryland H and S Furniture Store Hancock, Maryland W. R. Younker Hancock, Maryland Exline's Hardware Store Hancock, Maryland Hovermale's Produce Berkeley Springs, W.Va. H and P Stores Hancock and McConnellsburg Breakall's Feed and Grocery Hancock, Maryland Chess Brannon's Radiator Shop Hancock, Maryland Hancock Flour and Feed Hancock, Maryland Stiles and Yost Hancock, Maryland Penn Avenue Grocery Hancock, Maryland Berkeley Club Ginger Ale Berkeley Springs, W. Va. Thomas Chevrolet Company Bedford, Pennsylvania Norvil T. Pointer Everett, Pennsylvania Agnew Drug Store Everett, Pennsylvania DeShong Cycle Shop Everett, Pennsylvania Gene's Restaurant and Motels Everett, Pennsylvania Rohm's Feed Mill Crystal Springs, Pennsylvania Barton's Atlantic Service Crystal Springs, Pennsylvania Floyd Ritchey's Motel 126 Crystal Springs, Pennsylvania Palmer's Fruit Market Crystal Springs, Pennsylvania Manbeck Bread Company, Baker’s Bonnie Bread Hagerstown, Maryland FIVE DOLLAR DONORS Blacks Hiway Grage McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania Blue and White and Uptown Cleaners Hancock, Maryland Wards Flower Shop Hancock, Maryland Marie Hoopengardner Bakery Hancock, Maryland Nup Power-Food Market Hancock, Maryland Ott Brothers Farm Supply McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania Keefer Taxi McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania Gressinger Brothers McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania McConnellsburg Service Center Esso McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania Cornelius Furniture McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania Nu-Way Cleaners McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania R and G Motors Chevrolet Garage McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania Mack H. Horton Building Supply McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania S and A Implement McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania Kelso Funeral Home McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania Freeda Duvall McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania Smiths Mobil Service Amaranth, Pennsylvania Everett Milk and Ice Cream Everett, Pennsylvania Fischer's Restaurant Amaranth, Pennsylvania Palmer's Store Warfordsburg, Pennsylvania Joe Cox Hancock, Maryland National Bank Chambersburg, Pennsylvania Farmers and Merchants Trust Co. Chambersburg, Pennsylvania Chambersburg Trust Company Chambersburg, Pennsylvania Ritz Brothers Buck Valley, Pennsylvania H. L. Creagor and Son Hancock, Maryland J. W. Myers Incorporation Hancock, Maryland Hill Motors Hancock, Maryland Buck Valley Canning Association Buck Valley, Pennsylvania ELEMENTARY TEACHERS STANDING, Left to Right: Mrs. Ada McKee, Mrs. Maxine Lashley, Mrs. Cora Booth, Mrs. Elizabeth Paylor, Mrs. Beulah Soter, Miss Aura Deneen, Mrs. Mary B. Everts, Mrs. Estalene Gregory, Mrs. Mary- ellen Wink. 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