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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1961 volume:

FOREWORD It is with great pleasure that we, The Class of 1961, present the ninth edition of “The Chieftain.’ We shall try to picture some of the Curricular and Extra-curricular Activities in our school lives that will influence the kind of lives we shall live in society. Some other factors that cannot be pictured have helped give us as good secondary education as possible. These are the new educational facilities, and the cooperative efforts of our Administration, Faculty, Parents, and Students. May we look back on our high school days at Southern Fulton, and even though we may forget facts, may we remember the principles for which our school stands. CONTENTS Page 4 . . . Administration and Faculty Underclassmen Page 44 . . . Curricular Activities Page 53 . . . “THE CHIEFTAIN” Published by the Senior Class SOUTHERN FULTON HIGH SCHOOL, Warfordsburg, Pennsylvania ANDREW’S PHOTOGRAPHY Chambersburg, Pennsylvania CHAMBERSBURG DAIRY PRODUCTS McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania EDITORS - Eleanor Hill Marlene Barnhart Faye Smith BUSINESS MANAGERS - Carole Ritz 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 are on pages 1 to 4 inclusive. The twenty dollar donor is on page 5. The fifteen dollar donors are on pages 6 to 7 inclusive. The ten dollar donors are on pages 8 to 27 inclusive. The five dollar donors are on pages 28 to 73 inclusive. The patrons are on page 76. 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. LEWIS POTATO CHIPS Chambersburg, Pennsylvania ( If you don’t see them ask your local grocer for them ) FULTON RADIO SALES Hancock, Maryland SCHOOL BOARD--SEATED: Leonard Bernhard, Mrs. Leonard Bernhard, Secretary; Michael Bard, Presi- dent; Kermit Mellott, Melvin Shives, William Pittman, William Oakman. STANDING: Reed Sigel, Cam McCray, David Hann, Guy Truax, Webster Fischer, Mark McCray, Walter Barton, Robert Golden, George Truax, Vice-President; Kenneth Hendershot, Ernest Deshong, Raymond Duvall, Julian Shanholtz, Laverle Schriever, Harold Winters. SCHOOL BOARD AUTHORITY--SEATED: Albert Barnhart, Thomas Gregory, Fred Mellott, President; Ray Morse, Secretary. STANDING: Ralph Ritz, Frank Peck. MR. FRANKLYN I. GEIST, SR. B. S., M. Ed. Bloomsburg State College Pennsylvania State University HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL H. B. MELLOTT ESTATE Stone. Sand, Mixed Concrete McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania FACULTY MR. WAYNE BARD, B.S. MR. MARVIN BUTERBAUGH, B.S. Pennsylvania State University Agriculture (Leave of Absence) MR. R. EUGENE COLDSMITH, B.S. Shippensburg State College Social Studies MRS. DELORA CHARLTON Shippensburg State College Mathematics Science MR. GEORGE L. CROUSE, B.A. Pennsylvania State University Mathematics Indiana State College Commercial EASTERN STATES (Galen Funk-Bruce Mann) Hancock, Maryland MR. LEWIS DENEEN MR. ANTHONY DI GIUSEPPE, B.S. Shippensburg State College Mathematics MR. JOHN L. ELBIN, B. S. Millersville State College Science MR. GEORGE ELBIN, B. S. Shippensburg State College Social Studies MR. KEEN ELBIN, B. S. Millersville State College Driver Education Millersville State College Science Social Studies PEOPLE’S NATIONAL BANK Hancock, Maryland MR. VERNON M. FOX, B. A. MRS. DOROTHY GOLDEN, B. S. Western Maryland College English German MR. WILLIAM W. HAMMOND B. S., M. A. West Virginia University Art MRS. ESTALENE GREGORY West Chester State Teachers College Music (Leave of Absence) MR. HERBERT HARDIN B. S., A. B. Pennsylvania State University Shepherd College Physical Education Health Shippensburg State College Juniata College English CONN AND FINE WOMEN'S APPAREL Hancock, Maryland MRS. IRIS HENDERSHOT B. S. MR. PAUL HENDERSHOT, B. S. Indiana State College Home Economics MRS. VIVA STAHLE MURRAY Townson State Teachers College, Maryland Shippensburg State College Western Maryland College Pennsylvania State University Pennsylvania State University Agriculture MR. HOMER E. POWELL, B. S. Shippensburg State College Reading and English MISS CAROL ANN KRING, B. S. English MR. JOHN C. RITZ, B.S. MR. FOSTER SCHOOLEY, B. S. Pennsylvania State University Agriculture Practical Arts MRS. MYRTLE YEAKLE Shippensburg State College General Science Homemaking MR. LEE SEIBERT Shippensburg State College Commercial MISS GLADYS YEAKLE, B. S. Shippensburg State College History West Virginia University Shepherd College Physical Education Health ROSEN’S DEPARTMENT STORE Clothing Hancock, Maryland MRS. INEZ BERGSTRESSER, B.S. MRS. FREDA HARRIS, B.S. Shippensburg State College School Nurse MRS. LEONARD BERNHARD Shippensburg State College School Nurse School Board Secretary School Secretary MISS SHIRLEY B. HESS Junior Senior High School Secretary MR. AND MRS. HOWARD GROVE Hancock, Maryland ANGLE FEED AND LUMBER COMPANY Hancock, Maryland NATIONAL RESTAURANT Hancock, Maryland LOIS JEAN AKERS “Louie” Home Economics 1; Commercial 2, 3, 4; Li- brary Club 3, 4; Glee Club 1,2,3, 4; Dancing Club 1, 2; Yearbook Staff 4; Senior Class Play 4. DELMAS FRANK BARD “Delmas” Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; F. F. A. Treasurer 1, 2; F. F. A. Reporter 3; F. F.A. Vice-Presi- dent 4; Track 1, 3; F. F. A.-TV Program 3; Vocational Agriculture 1, 2, 3, 4. MARLENE LORA IN E BARNHART “Marlene” Home Economics 1; Commercial 2, 3, 4; Softball 1; Tri-Hi-YClub 1, 2, 3; Class Vice- President 1; Class Secretary 3; Class Presi- dent 4; Concert Princess 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3; Track Manager 3, 4. CREEK’S JEWELRY STORE Hancock, Maryland FAYE DELORIS BEATTY “Faye” Home Economics 1; Commercial2, 3,4; Danc- ing Club 1, 2, 3; Softball 1; Track 1, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Newspaper Club 4. GLORIA JEAN BERNHARD “Gloria” Home Economics 1; Commercial 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Library Club 3, 4; Softball 1; Concert Princess 3; Dancing Club 1, 2. FIRST NATIONAL BANK Hancock, Maryland OPAL MADELINE BOOTH “Opal” Home Economics 1; Commercial 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Dancing Club 1, 2; Tri-Hi-Y 1; Softball 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Library Club 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4. GLENDA JO CARPENTER “G J” Home Economics 1; Commercial 2; Academic 3, 4; Basketball 1, 3, 4; Library Club 4. JOHN CHARLES CLARK “John” Commercial 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Class Historian 1. PITTMAN’S SUPER MARKET Hancock, Maryland WILLIAM CHESTER CREEK “Bill ' Commercial 2, 3, 4; Agriculture 1; GleeClub 1; Library Club 3; Basketball 3; Yearbook Staff 4. CINDY LEE DENEEN “Smiley” Home Economics 1; Commercial 2, 3, 4; Dancing Club 1; Tri-Hi-Y 1; Library Club 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. LAWSON MAC ARTHUR DUVALL “Mike” Commercial 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3,4; Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2; Soccer 1, 4. SAND AND GLASS CORPORATION Hancock, Maryland NORMA DORETTA EVERTS “Norma” Home Economics 1; Commercial 2, 3, 4; Dancing Club 1, 2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y 1; Library Club 3; Newspaper Staff 4. ELSIE ANN FIX “Mert” Home Economics 1, 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 1; F. H A. 3, 4; F. H.A. Treasurer 3; F. H. A. Secretary 4; Senior Class Play 4. DILLON ORCHARDS Hancock, Maryland WANDA LEE FIX “Wanda” Home Economics 1; Tri-Hi-Yl;Commercial 2, 3, 4; Library Club 3, 4. MARY JO ANN FORD “Mary” Home Economics 1; Commercial 2, 3,4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 1; Basketball 1, 2; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleading Captain 3; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Dancing Club 1, 2; Yearbook Staff 4; Library Club 3. THOMAS FRANCIS FORD “Tom” Commercial 2; Academic 3, 4; Soccer 1. TRI-STATE DRIVE-IN Hancock, Maryland ROBERTA ANNE GOLDEN “Birdie’ Home Economics 1; Commercial 2, 3; Aca- demic 4; Dancing Club 1, 2; Tri-Hi-Yl; Soft- ball 1; Track 1, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3,4; LibraryClub4; Yearbook Staff 4. v ROSS HENRY GORDON “Butch Commercial 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Basket- ball Manager 1, 2; Baseball Manager 1. ( « t RONALD EUGENE HAMMOND “Ronnie :ommercial 2, 3; Basketball 3, 4; Baseball , 4; Glee Club 3; Senior Class Play 4. BOWLERAMA Hancock, Maryland ELEANOR LEE HILL “Finkie” Home Economics 1; Commercial 2, 3,4; Class Treasurer 1; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Princess 2; Dancing Club 1, 2, 3; Class Historian 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4. EDNA JEAN HIXSON “Edna Jean” Home Economics 1; Commercial 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 1; Library Club 3, 4. BLACKBURN AND RUSSEL Wholesalers Bedford, Pennsylvania LEE VICTOR JOHNSON “Vick” Commercial 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 3, 4. GLORIA JEAN KEEFER “Jeannie” Commercial 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 1; Economics 1; Dancing Club 1, 2. Home BRUCE RICHARD LAKE “Dick” Practical Arts 1; Commercial 2, 3, 4. FULTON MOTOR SALES Ford Sales Service McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania JERRY LEON MCKEE “Jerry” Vocational Agriculture 1, 2, 3, 4; F. F.A. Chaplain 3; F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; F. F. A. Treasurer 4; F. F. A TV Program 3; Basketball 1, 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Track 2, 3; Yearbook Staff 4. BONITA RUTH MELLOTT “Bonnie” Home Economics 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 2; Tri- Hi-Y 1; F. H. A. 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Class Play 4. MARY JANE MELLOTT “Janie” Home Economics 1; Commercial 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 1; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania ANNABEL JEANNETT MORGRET “Ann’ Home Economics 1; Commercial 2, 3 , 4; Basketball 1; Tri-Hi-Y 1; Dancing Club 1, 2, 3; Softball 1; Newspaper Staff 3, 4; Year- book Staff 4. LARRY WALTER PALMER “Larry’ Vocational Agriculture 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2,3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball Captain 3; Basketball Co-Captain 3; Soccer 1; F. F. A. 1. 2. FRANK CLETUS PLESSINGER “Frank” Agriculture 1; Academic 4; Commercial 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1; Year- book Staff 4; Senior Class Play 4. E. W. PYLES Heating and Plumbing McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania CAROLE LEE RITZ “Ritzy Home Economics 1; Academic 2, 3, 4; Glee Club President 4; Concert Princess 2; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Class President 2,3; Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2; Dancing Club 1, 2; Tri-Hi-Y 1; Yearbook Staff 4. CAROL JOANNE SIMPSON “Jan” Home Economics 1; Commercial 2, 3, 4; Library Club Secretary 4; Dancing Club 1, 2, 3; Track 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1; Newspaper Staff 4; Yearbook Staff 4. FRANK M. PECK AND SON John Deere Implements Warfordsburg, Pennsylvania LINDA KAY SIPES “Janie Home Economics 1; Commercial 2, 3, 4; Library Club 3; Tri-Hi-Y 1; Yearbook Staff 4; Softball 1. EDNA ELEANOR SMITH “Edna Home Economics 1; Commercial 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Tri-Hi-Y 1; Library Club 3; Softball 1. FAYE LOUISE SMITH “Faye” Home Economics 1; Commercial 2, 3; Class Secretary 1; Class Treasurer 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Dancing Club 1, 2; Cheerleader 2; Yearbook Business Manager 4. BREEZEWOOD TELEPHONE COMPANY Breezewood, Pennsylvania SYLVIA AILEEN SPADE “Sylvia � � Home Economics 1; Commercial 2, 3, 4; Li- brary Club 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 1. BEVERLY RUTH STEACH “Bev” Home Economics 1; Commercial 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3,4; Track 1,2,3, 4; Dancing Club 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Secretary 4; Tri-Hi-Y 1. CHARLOTTE FAYE WALTZ “Jackie Lee’ Home Economics 1; Commercial 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Softball 1; Dancing Club 1, 2, 3; Cheerleader 3, 4; Library Club 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4. HANCOCK MOTOR COMPANY Desota, Plymouth, Valiant Hancock, Maryland CAROLYN AMELIA WINTERS ’’Lynn Home Econo mics 1, 2, 3, 4;F.H. A. 3,4; F. H. A. Vice President 3;Tri-Hi-Y 1, Glee Club Pianist 4; Glee Club Vice President 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. FOSTER B. MELLOTT ’Foster Vocational Agriculture 1, 2, 3, 4; F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; F. F. A. Sentinel 2; F. F. A. Treasurer 3; F. F. A. TV Program 3; F. F. A. Secretary 4, Basketball 1; Soccer 1, 3, 4; Baseball 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Class Play 4. RONNIE P. SWOPE Ronnie” Vocational Agriculture 1, 2, 3, 4; F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Cha plain 4; TV Progra m 3, Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 1, 4; Class Play 4; Soccor 1. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Faye Smith, Eleanor Hill, Marlene Barnhart, Delmas Bard, Beverly Steach. PRESIDENT: Marlene Barnhart SECRETARY: Beverly Steach HISTORIAN: Eleanor Hill CLASS FLOWER: White Rose VICE PRESIDENT: Delmas Bard TREASURER: Faye Smith CLASS COLORS: Blue and white R. . G. MOTOR CO. Chevrolet Sales And Service McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania FIRST ROW: Linda Sipes, Charlotte Waltz, Gloria Bernhard, Opal Booth, Beverly Steach, Mary Jane Mellott, Joanne Simpson, Eleanor Hill, Ann Morgret, Mr. Crouse, ADVISOR. SECOND ROW: Frank Plessinger, John Clark, Faye Smith, Lois Akers, Marlene Barnhart, Roberta Golden, Mary Ford, Carole Ritz, Bill Creek. ANNUAL STAFF ADVISOR: Mr. EDITORS Marlene Barnhart Eleanor Hill BUSINESS MANAGERS Faye Smith Carole Ritz ADVERTISING Beverly Steach Charlotte Waltz Mary Ford John Clark William Creek R. D. MC KEE, HARDWARE Hagerstown, Maryland George L. Crouse ARTIST Ann Morgret TYPIST Roberta Golden Joanne Simpson Linda Sipes Mary Jane Mellott Opal Booth SPORTS REPORTERS Girls: Gloria Bernhard Boys: Jerry McKee BREEZEWOOD MOTEL Breezewood, Pennsylvania WHO'S WHO Carole Ritz Richard Lake Ann Morgret Ronald Hammond BEST LOOKING Marlene Barnhart MOST DEPENDABLE Beverly Steach Delmas Bard Lee Johnson JOHNNIES MOTEL AND DINER McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania Carole Ritz John Clark Marlene Barnhart John Clark MOST ATHLETIC Ann Morgret Frank Plessinger MC CONNELLSBURG AUTO SUPPLY McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania Carole Ritz Larry Palmer Gloria Keefer Jack Hendershot Carole Ritz Delmas Bard BEST DRESSED BEST STUDENTS Roberta Golden Ross Gordon CORNELIUS FURNITURE Carole Ritz Delmas Bard McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania J -• „ •' . r X- - ' sa L 1 FIRST ROW: Virginia Hendershot, Carole Furman, Jean Stanley, Judy Pittman, Carol Martin, Jackie Powell, Sandra Gordon. SECOND ROW: Eugene Mellott, Gerald Mellott, Ann Wright, Charlotte Waltz, Ruth Miller, Ruth Booth, Johnnie Comerer, Chalmer Strait, Blain Morton. THIRD ROW: Mark Bradshaw, Nile Hill, Dari Caddie, Gary Akers, Arlie Schetrompf, Ross Walters, Dale Bair, Jerry Beatty, Noah Linn Hendershot. JUNIORS Since we entered high school in 1958, many changes have occured in regard to both our class and Southern Fulton High School. Following the usual pattern, our enrollment has dropped from nearly one hundred to fifty. The Juniors have formed the nucleus of the school newspaper staff; many have been out for Glee Club and Basketball; several Juniors were honored by being selected to take part in the Senior Class Play this year. We look forward eagerly to our own Class Play this spring. The tentative selection is “A Rocket In His Pocket,” the story of a high school scientific genius. FIRST ROW: Linda Lou Breakall, Carol Jean Shank, Carolyn Comerer, Mary Mills, Mary Bradshaw, Linda Lou Swain, Diane Truax. SECOND ROW: Leon Smith, Ellen Hixon, Audrey Hixon, Huldah Wilt, Eugene Hart, Kenneth Fischer, Larry Hixon, Gary Hess. THIRD ROW: Harold Divel, Forrest Bard, Gary Boherer, Grover Plessinger, Frankie Mellon, Carl Apple, Sheldon Mellon, Gary Akers, Earl Hendershot, Glenn Bishop. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President...................... Carol Martin Vice President................. Jerry Beatty Treasurer...................... Linda Lou Swain Secretary...................... Jackie Powell Historian...................... Linn Hendershot FIRST ROW: Ruth Ann Akers, Charlene Gordon, Agnes Ford, Janice Harm, Lyndall Golden, Nancy Schriever, Alice Seburn, Dorothy Hill. SECOND ROW: Connie Younker, Jean Booth, Virginia Sigel, Carol Peck, Jean Gordon, Geraldine Garland, Charlotte Truax, Alma Waltz, Jean Mannetti, David Horst. THIRD ROW: Roy Gordon, Carol Hewett, Velma Barton, Anna Blankley, Carrie Harr, Beverly Divelbliss, Nancy Golden, Betty Decker, Leroy Powell, Leslie Decker. FOURTH ROW: Malcolm Funk, Gerald Hixon, George Shank, Clair Duvall, Leroy Mellott, John Smith, Lester Breakall, Richard Layton, Gene Mellott, James Clevenger, Darrell Layton. SOPHOMORES The Class of 63 made it this year with 85 students. Since then one has dropped out. Our Activities this year will consist of: bake sales, school sweaters to sell, roller skating parties and dances. We are also looking forward to ordering our class pins, which is customary. Besides this we are planning to develop our minds a little more, if this is at all possible. JOINT CARPENTERS APPRENTICESHIP COMMITTEE 1499 Irving Street Washington D. C. FIRST ROW: Marjorie Smith, Barbara Peck, Judy Breakall, Alma Clingerman, Virginia Ray, Kathryn Shank, Shirley Lynch, Grace Hill. SECOND ROW: Gloria Morgan, Orpha Shaffer, NitaMcKee, Joann Bohrer, Janice Bernhard, Donna Rinard, Olive Smith, Thelma Layton, Lewis Williams, Walter Mellott. THIRD ROW: Richard Mellott, Ronald Hixon, Ronnie Zimmerman, Donald Sigel, Joe Weller, Mary Golden, Deloris Smith, Dixie Souders, Joyce Shives, Randy Mellott, Harold Mellott, Eugene Swope. FOURTH ROW: Eddie Northcraft, James Pittman, Robert Omps, Gary Unger, William Fischer, Lot Blankley, Robert Schuchart, Dale Sigel, Dale Gordon. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President......................... Barbara Peck Vice President.................... Gene Mellott Secretary......................... Roy Gordon Treasurer......................... Lyndall Golden Historian......................... Marjorie Smith FIRST ROW: Ruth Kirk, Marie Hoop, Judith Truax, Linda Smith, Linda Miller, Joan Mellott, Pamela Apple, June Fisher. SECOND ROW: Maxine Spade, Sharon Hammond, Mary Strait, Judy Strait, Darlene Truax, Audrey Waltz, Jean Mellott, Greta Brady, Joyce Walls, Erma Peck, Clara Williams. THIRD ROW: Larry Morton, Allen Shanholtz, Robert McKinley, Daryl Mellott, Virl Sheeder, Roy Smith, Ronald Ward, Rodney Swain, Vernon Barnhart. FOURTH ROW: Homer Landers, Paul Bohrer, Charles Crawford, Sterling Walls, Roy Miller, Russell Duvall, Dale Smith, Mark Spade, Eugene Mellott, Harold Mellott. FRESHMEN There are 78 pupils in the ninth grade class at Southern Fulton Jr.-Sr. High School. Twenty-four are taking the Vocational Agriculture course, 11 the Vocational Home Economics course, 15 the Academic course, and 24 the Commercial course. The officers of our class are: President, Sharon Hammond; Vice President, Linda Smith; Secretary, Sandra Stahle; Treasurer, James Fisher; Historian, Daryl Mellott. Our activities were a dance, a bake sale, and a party for the new seventh graders. Our homeroom teachers are Mr. DiGiuseppe, Mr. John Elbin, and Mrs. Gregory. We experienced many interesting discoveries in General Science class. Vice President Secretary. Treasurer. Sharon Hammond Linda Smith Sandra Stahle James Fisher Historian. FIRST ROW: Nancy Booth, Marlys Palmer, Aileen Garland, Alice Layton, Darlene Clevenger, Violet Aller, Doris Clark, Sharon Fix. SECOND ROW: Sandra Stahle, Betty L. Spade, Ruth Jordan, Harriet Hess, Marion Booth, Betty Mellott, Lester Garland, Allen Wagner, George Shives, Dale Golden. THIRD ROW: Richard Bernhard, Harry Barthalow, Sherwin Fix, Frankie Mellott, James Fisher, Robert Golden, Jerry Bair, Herman Thomas, Jearl Mills, Gary Houdersheldt. FOURTH ROW: Harold Keefer, Roger Peck, Virgil Mellott, Roderick Duvall, Gary Layton, William Lake, Carter Bard. FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS President....................... Daryl Mellott FIRST ROW: Geraldine Decker, Shirley Kirk, Norma Mellon, Connie Mellon, Jeannie Deshong, Judy Mellon, Barbara Younker, Joyce Strait, Duane Truax. SECOND ROW: Polly Ann Ward, Gloria Deneen, Linda Mellon, Leona Smith, Imogene McKee, Mary Seiders, Dolly Peck, Janet Walters, Ralph Schriever, Donald Keefer. THIRD ROW: Arlene Schetrompf, Grethel Brady, Melvina Barton, Ruth Hendershot, Wildena Wilkins, Mary Ann Wright, Raymond Hess, Roger Ward, Leon Smith, Bobby Souders, Charles Garland. FOURTH ROW: Cecil Tritle, Jean Remsburg, Kenneth Hendershot, Lloyd Divel, Kenneth Harr, Larry Barnhart, Daryl Hammond, Billy Putt, Frank Remsburg, Lloyd Powell, Lyle Truax, Wayne Ward. EIGHTH The eighth grade is divided into three sections with homerooms under Miss Gladys Yeakle, Mrs. Viva Murray, and Mr. George Elbin. After a year and a half in the new building, the eighth has become acclimated to the Junior-Senior High School organization. The difficulties that occured during the transition have been overcome and our pro- cedure is now routine. Our class is divided into three sections which contain a total of 91 students. Some additional courses that have been added to the curriculum are Practical Arts, Home Economics, Art, and Physical Education. Our extra-curricular activities are Jr. High School Chorus, Intra-Mural Sports, and Library Club. With our improved facilities and curriculum of which we now are a part we feel our progress has been steady during the past school year and our experiences rewarding. FIRST ROW: Claudia Ward, Dixie Caldwell, Mildred Divel, Gloria Mellott, Racheal Golden, Bessie Everts, Lena Mason, Alma Mellott, Margaret Reel. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Fogal, Carolyn Mellott, Carol Harris, Betty Golden, Joanne Mann, Aleathea Wilt, Mary Keefer, Cathleen Bishop, Raymond Shaffer. THIRD ROW: Darlene Rohm, Verleen Powell, Thelma Smith, Mabel Jordan, Patricia Winters, Jean Garlick, Mildred Hill, Gary Shives, Billy Barnhart, Billy Sipes, Lauren Bard. FOURTH ROW: Daryl Hixon, Hervey Hann, Preston Weller, Kenneth Hewett, Michael Cavender, Charles McFadden, Hobart Hann, John Geist, Lee Allen Mellott, Steven Gordon, Robert Percy. FIRST ROW: David Layton, Robert Harris, Filmer Burton, Anna Powell, Carolyn Bernhard, Janice Clingerman, Allen Crouse, Carl Sipes, William Stanley. SECOND ROW: Wayne Ward, Gary Mellott, David Bivens, Edward Smith, Gene Truax, Daniel Smith, Robert Kerns, Larry Sowers, Alton Rinard, Roger Mills. THIRD ROW: Toby Mellott, Merrill Lynch, David Winter,Leonas Garlick, Peggy Smith, Lois Rinard, Judy Walls, Mary Aller, Linda Truax, Roger Leasure, Stuart Truax. SEVENTH The seventh grade is divided into four sections with Mrs. Yeakle, Mrs. Hendershot, Mr. Ritz, and Mr. Deneen as homeroom teachers. The class is composed of 79 students, who have adjusted well to the new routine of a high school schedule. Many of the students are participating in the Junior Chorus, Library Club, Intra-Mural Sports and Newspaper work. New courses offered to the seventh grade include: Art, Physical Education, Home Economics, and Practical Arts. MOTOR HAVEN RESTAURANT Amaranth, Pennsylvania PARK AND DINE Hancock, Maryland FIRST ROW: Leon Covalt, Sharon Ritz, Walter Sigei, Janet Peck, Coy Rohm, Betty Golden, Leroy Devel- bliss. SECOND ROW: Nancy Bivens, Dorothy Clark, Kay Sipes, Grace Clingerman, Shirley Farmer, Linda Deshong, Katherine Mellott, Shirley Booth, Janet Fischer, Robert Myers. THIRD ROW: Gary Sheeder, Linda Booth, Maxine Ray, Arlene Barton, Mabel Mellott, Carol Fischer, Darlene Unger, Allen Weller, Gary Layton. FOURTH ROW; John Carpenter, Hobert Barnhart, Willis Hendershot, Barry Shives, Marie Bar- thalow, Louise Bishop, Shirley Hann, Warren Golden, Edgar Keebaugh, Jackson Duvall, Donald Stanley. WESTERN AUTO . . . Everett, Pennsylvania SHOP MC CONNELLSBURG ESSO SERVICE CENTER . . . McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania CUMAUKUAL HUNTER HARDWARE . . . Berkely Springs, West Virginia KEN'S STATIONERY . . . Chambersburg, Pennsylvania DRIVERS EDUCATION FISHER’S FURNITURE STORE Needmore, Pennsylvania PHYSICAL EDUCATION MC CRAY'S BUILDING AND SUPPLY CO. . . . Warfordsburg, Pennsylvania MC CONNELLSBURG ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION . . . McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania CAFETERIA FRY COAL AND STONE COMPANY Mercersburg, Pennsylvania HAGERSTOWN BOOKBINDING Hagerstown, Maryland HICKORY GRILL LUNCH WAGON Breezewood, Pennsylvania FIRST ROW: Agnes Ford, Mary Golden, Janice Hann, Diana Truax, Beverly Steach, Charlotte Waltz, Ann Morgret, Eleanor Hill, Faye Beatty, Edna Smith, Mary Mills, Alma Waltz, Deloris Smith, Dixie Souders, Lyndall Golden, Dorothy Hill, Olive Smith. SECOND ROW: Shirley Blankley, Charlotte Hixon, Cindy Deneen, Joanne Simpson, Bonnie Mellott, Carolyn Winters, Mary Jane Mellott, Jean Stanley, Carolyn Comerer, Linda Breakall, Linda Lou Swain, Donna Rinard, Nancy Schriever, Opal Booth, Jackie Powell, Roberta Golden, Kay Ward. THIRD ROW: Marlene Barnhart, Charlene Gordon, Nita McKee, Joann Bohrer, Audrey Hixon, Janice Bernhard, Carol Hewett, Connie Younker, Gloria Bernhard, Grace Hill, Carol Martin, Huldah Wilt, Barbara Peck. FOURTH ROW: Mary Ford, Marjorie Smith, Lois Akers, Sandra Gordon, Gloria Morgan, Allen Hixon, Geraldine Garland, Jeannie Gordon, Ruth Ann Akers, Ann Wright, Eileen Golden, Charlotte Hixon, Carol Jean Shank, DelmasBard, Forrest Bard, Jerry Beatty, Jerry McKee. SENIOR CHORUS At the beginning of the I960-461 school term, the Senior High School Chorus began preparing the musical portion of the Dedication Service for their new Jr.-Sr. High School building, November 13. The group had an excellent opportunity for a dress rehearsal with an audience when they sang for the County School Board members on October 24. At Christmas the Junior and Senior High Choruses combined talents to sing appropriate Christmas selections, and led the student body in carol singing. Near the end of the school year the singing group made its grand finale with a Spring Concert. FIRST ROW: Alma Mellott, Sharon Ritz, Joyce Strait, Gloria Mellott, Mildred Divelbliss, Rachael Golden, Carol Harris, Carolyn Mellott, Gloria Deneen, Thelma Smith, Mabel Jordan, Betty Golden, Verleen Powell. SECOND ROW: Melvina Barton, Leona Smith, Connie Mellott, Mildred Hill, Mary Keefer, Carolyn Fogal, Judy Mellott, Arlene Schetrompf, Darlene Rohm, Barbara Younker, Sandra Stahle, Alma Mellott, Joanne Mellott. THIRD ROW: Betty Spade, Audrey Waltz, Louise Bishop, Imogene McKee, Wildena Wilkins, Pamela Apple,. Linda Mellott, Janet Walters, Jeanne Mellott, Shirley Harm, Patricia Winters, Polly Ann Ward, Ruth Hendershot, Linda Miller. FOURTH ROW: Mary Ann Wright, Judy Strait, Harriet Hess, Sharon Hammond, Ruth Kirk, Maxine Spade, Mary Strait, Irma Peck, Clara Williams, Nancy Booth, Virgil Mellott, Steve Gordon, Rodney Swain, Ralph Schriever, Lauren Bard, Dale Golden. JUNIOR CHORUS The Junior High School Chorus was quite busy at the beginning of the school year preparing for its musical contribution to the Dedication Service of the School. After Dedication Service, the group prepared themselves to be “singing Gypsies” for the Carnival on November 18. At Christmas time, they joined the Senior High School Chorus in singing Christmas music and leading the student body in carol singing. In ttye spring, the chorus sang their portion of numbers for public enter- tainment at the Spring Concert. BERKELEY CLUB BOTTLING MFG. CO. 613 So. Washington Street Berkeley Springs, W. Va. MUSICAL ACTIVITIES FIVE DOLLAR DONORS MOTOR HAVEN RESTAURANT Amaranth, Pennsylvania DENEEN'S MOBILE STATION Amaranth, Pennsylvania RITZ BROS. STORE Farm Bureau Service Agency Amaranth, Pennsylvania THOMAS GREGORY Hardware and Feeds Big Cove Tannery, Pennsylvania BROWN MOTOR SUPPLY CO. Bedford, Pennsylvania BEDFORD ROLL ARENA Bedford, Pennsylvania EDDIE'S TIRE SERVICE Berkeley Springs, West Virginia LARGENT'S IMPLEMENTS Berkeley Springs, West Virginia DAWSON'S HARDWARE Berkeley Springs, West Virginia THE NATIONAL BANK Chambersburg, Pennsylvania FARMERS AND MERCHANTS TRUST CO. Chambersburg, Pennsylvania MAURICE'S DEPARTMENT STORE Everett, Pennsylvania AGNEW DRUG STORE Everett, Pennsylvania WALTER A. MORRIS AND SON Everett, Pennsylvania EAST END MARKET Everett, Pennsylvania HORTON’S SUNOCO Everett, Pennsylvania EVERETT CASH MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. Everett, Pennsylvania PERCY G. FOOR Real-Estate Everett, Pennsylvania HINISH FEED STORE Everett, Pennsylvania DESHONG'S CYCLE CHOP Everett, Pennsylvania BARTON’S ATLANTIC STATION Crystal Springs, Pennsylvania MAYNARD WILKINS FEED SERVICE Crystal Springs, Pennsylvania FISHER'S RESTAURANT Crystal Springs, Pennsylvania TOWN HILL GARAGE Crystal Springs, Pennsylvania WEAVER'S RESTAURANT AND BAKERY Hancock, Maryland WESTERN AUTO Hancock, Maryland DIEHL'S JEWELRY STORE Hancock, Maryland MCCRAY'S ELECTRIC SERVICE Hancock, Maryland EXLINE'S HARDWARE STORE Hancock, Maryland RAUTH MOTOR Ford Sales and Service Hancock, Maryland POTOMAC EDISON Hancock, Maryland LITTLE DIPPER RESTAURANT Hancock, Maryland HANCOCK PHARMACY Hancock, Maryland D AND J GROCERY Hancock, Maryland FIVE DOLLAR DONORS HANCOCK FLOUR AND FEED Hancock, Maryland G. C. MURPHY Hancock, Maryland SNYDER'S FURNITURE STORE Hancock, Maryland HILL MOTORS Hancock, Maryland HEPBURN ORCHARD INC. Hancock, Maryland PARK AND DINE Hancock, Maryland ZIMMERMAN CITY SERVICE Hancock, Maryland HANCOCK DRIVE-IN Hancock, Maryland ONE-HOUR CLEANER McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania HAY’S STORE McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania RICHARDS MOTORS Chrysler and Dodge McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania OTT BROS. FARM SUPPLY McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania MC CONNELLSBURG AUTO SUPPLY McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania R. AND G. MOTORS CO. Chevrolet Sales and Service McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania RACKET STORE Hardware McConnelsburg, Pennsylvania E. V. LYNCH Insurance McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania METZ JEWELRY McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania DON. E. CARBAUGH’S GROCERY McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania FREDA DUVALL Beautician McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania FULTON BUILDERS AND SUPPLY CO. McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania CLAUDE L. MELLOTT Insurance McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania GRISSENGER’S GROCERY McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania MACK H. HORTON Building Supplies McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania LANEHART AND SON General Merchandise Warfordsburg, Pennsylvania GORDON’S MEMORIALS Warfordsburg, Pennsylvania W. E. PALMER Warfordsburg, Pennsylvania SHAW AND YOST MOTOR COMPANY Hancock, Maryland BREEZEWOOD GARAGE Breezewood, Pennsylvania PETE AND BETTY’S DINER Breezewood, Pennsylvania FELTON'S STORE Breezewood, Pennsylvania SMARTT'S RADIO AND T.V. SHOP Needmore, Pennsylvania ALVEY R. MELLOTT Needmore, Pennsylvania MANBECK BREAD COMPANY Hagerstown, Maryland FIRST ROW: Ronnie Zimmerman, Ronald Hixson, Ronald Swope, Delmas Bard, Foster Mellott, Forrest Bard, Larry Hixson, Ross Walters, Jerry McKee, Richard Layton, Walter Mellott. SECOND ROW: Randy Mellott, Dale Sigel, Joe Weller, Richard Bernhard, Frank Mellott, Harry Barthalow, Allen Wagner, Lester Garland, Harold Keefer, Robert Golden, Larry Morton, Ronnie Ward, Allen Shanholtz, Harold Mellott. THIRD ROW: Eugene Swope, William Fisher, Blaine Morton, Eugene Mellott, Gerald Mellott, Chalmer Strait, Mark Spade, Homer Landers, Veryl Sheeder, Herman Thomas, Eugene Mellott, Carter Bard, John Smith, Lester Breakall, Lot Blankley. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Hendershot, ADVISOR; Robert Schuchart, Dale Gordon, Roderick Duvall, Nile Hill, Arlie Schetrompf, Grover Plessinger, Eddie Northcraft, Leroy Powell, Eugene Hart, Mark Bradshaw, Glenn Bishop, Roy Morse, Leroy Mellott, Donald Sigel, Robert Omps, Mr. Ritz, ADVISOR. The Future Farmers of America, FFA as it is commonly known, is the national organization of, by, and for boys studying vocational agriculture in public secondary schools. In Pennsylvania there are approx- imately 10,000 FFA members; and approximately 360,000 in the United States and its island possessions. This years officers in our local chapter are: Forrest Bard . Delmas Bard . Foster Mellott Jerry McKee . Larry Hison . Ross Walters Ronald Swope . Advisors . . . .............President ........Vice-President .............Secretary ............ Treasurer ..............Reporter ..............Sentinel ..............Chaplain ......Mr. John C. Ritz Mr. Paul A. Hendershot The Warfordsburg FFA is especially proud of Donald Bard, who during the past summer received the honor of becoming Region III Vice-President of the state association. He is also acting as state chaplain. FIRST ROW: Erma Peck, Elsie Fix, Sharon Fix, Carolyn Winters, Ellen Hixon, Judy Pittman, Beverly Divelbliss, Doris Clark. SECOND ROW: Alma Waltz, Virginia Sigel, Jean Booth, Darlene Clevenger, Betty Lou Spade, Sandra Stahle, Aileen Garland, Darlene Truax, Marian Booth. THIRD ROW: Ruth Jordan, Clara Williams, Carrie Harr, Carolyn Comerer, Carol Peck, Jean Mannetti, Olive Smith, Shirley Lynch, Bonnie Mellott, Mary Louise Barnhart, Alice Layton, Mrs. Iris Hendershot. fh a The Future Homemakers of America Club Officers for the school term 1960-1961 were: President . . . . . Vice-President , Secretary . . . , Treasurer . . . Parliamentarian Reporter . . . . , . Carolyn Winters . . . . Ellen Hixson .........Elsie Fix . . . . Judy Pittman Beverly Divelbliss .......Sharon Fix The purpose of our organization is to further promote interest in Homemaking. We worked on both national and local projects to help better our community and nation. Some of our activities for the year include: entering Hallowe’en parade, selling Christmas corsages, Mother-Daughter banquet, and a fashion show. FRONT ROW: Lois Akers, Roberta Golden, Opal Booth, Glenda Carpenter, Edna Hixon, Joanne Simpson, Charlotte Waltz, Kay Ward, Wanda Fix, Cindy Deneen. SECOND ROW: Olive Smith, Carol Reel, Betty Edwards, Charlene Gordon, Ruth Ann Akers, Velma Barton, Orpha Shaffer, Carolyn Comerer, Louella Reel, Mary Mills, Marjorie Smith, Sandy Gordon, Carol Shank, Jackie Powell. THIRD ROW: Mr. Schooley, ADVISOR;CarolHewett, Ann Wright, Eileen Golden, Diane Truax, Linda Breakall, Linda Lou Swain, Carol Martin, Huldah Wilt, Ruth Miller, Ruth Booth, Judy Breakall, Alma Waltz, Charlotte Truax, Lyndall Golden, Alice Seburn, Jerry Beatty, Dale Bair, Lynn Hendershot. LIBRARY CLUB FRONT ROW: Carolyn Mellott, Verleen Powell, Thelma Smith, Lois Rinard, Peggy Smith, Mable Jordan, Mildred Divel, Edward Smith, Ruth Hendershot, Anna Powell, Robert Harris, Grace Clingerman, Cindy Hull, Shirley Blankley. SECOND ROW: Aleatha Wilt, Claudia Ward, Barbara Younker, Bessie Everts, Judy Walls, Leona Smith, Betty Golden, Imogene McKee, Darlene Truax, Carolyn Fogle, Joanne Mellott, Rachel Golden, Kay Mellott, Joyce Strait, Gloria Deneen, Linda Meller.THIRD ROW: Mr. Schooley, ADVISOR; Linda Pittman, Carolyn Harris, Kay Miller, Lena Mason, Nancy Booth, Ruth Kirk, Sharon Hammond, Betty Mellott, Melvina Barton, Mary Edwards, Judy Strait, Janet Walters, Janet Fisher, Shirley Hann, Nancy Bivens, Arlene Schetrompf, Linda Deshong, Mildred Hill, Gene Remsburg, Richard Bernhard, Janet Clingerman, Carol Fisher, Edgar Keebaugh, Toby Mellott. FIRST ROW: Ann Morgret, Huldah Wilt, Carol Martin, Carol Shank, Jackie Powell. SECOND ROW: Norma Everts, Joanne Simpson, Sandy Gordon, Ann Wright, Eileen Golden. THIRD ROW: Sharon Fix, Faye Beatty, Louella Reel, Diana Truax, Beverly Divel, Alice Seburn, Lyndall Golden. FOURTH ROW: Marlys Palmer, Maxine Spade, Gary Latin, Ruth Ann Akers, Bobby McKinley, Charlene Gordon, Barbara Peck, Nancy Schriever, Patricia Winters, Marjorie Smith. FIFTH ROW: Jerry Beatty, Linn Hendershot, Ralph Schriever, Agnes Ford, Anna Powell, Dale Blair. ADVISORS: Mr. Powell, Mrs. Estalene Gregory, and Mr. Fox. NEWSPAPER STAFF The newspaper staff has been reorgan- Circulation Typists ized as follows: Nancy Schriever Joanne Simpson Agnes Ford Ann Wright Editors-in-chief - Huldah Wilt and Jerry Judy Pittman Eileen Golden Beatty. Charlene Gordon Sandy Gordon Louella Reel News Editor . . . Feature Editor . . Reporters Social Editor . . . Ruth Ann Akers Charlene Gordon Sports Editor . . . . F aye Beatty Gary Layton Business Manager Beverly Divel Mary Mills Artist Sharon Fix Barbara Peck Advisors Agnes Ford Marlys Palmer Mr. Powell, and Mr. Fox. Lyndall Golden Anna Powell Bill Creek Nancy Schriever Proofreaders Judy Pittman Lyndall Golden Alice Seburn Barbara Peck Maxine Spade Alice Seburn Diana Truax Norma Everts Marjorie Smith FIRST ROW: Linn Hendershot, Judge Heath, Delmas Bard, District Attorney Flint, Carol Martin, Nancy Faulkner, Carol Shank, Roberta van Renssalaer, Mr. Powell, Advisor; Faye Smith, Jane Chandler, Beverly Steach, Karen Andre, Dale Bair, Defence Attorney Stevens. SECOND ROW: Jerry McKee, Court Clerk; John Clark, Larry Regan, Roberta Golden, Secretary to Flint; Lois Akers, Mrs. John Hutchins, Gloria Bernhard, Court Stenographer; Huldah. Wilt, Magda Stenson, Bonnie Mellott, Prison Matron; Elsie Fix, Secretary to Stevens; Foster Mellott, Lighting and Curtain. CLASS PLAY Linda Lou Breakall Gloria Bernhard CHEER LEADERS Charlotte Waltz Mary Ford Agnes Ford Jackie Powell Lyndall Golden Carol Jean Shank FIRST ROW: Mr. Herbert Hardin, Coach; Larry Hixon, Lawson Duvall, Larry Palmer, Earl Hendershot, Jerry McKee, Linn Hendershot, Manager. SECOND ROW: Ronald Hammond, Gary Hess, Carl Apple, John Comerer, Kenneth Fischer, Chalmer Strait, Dale Bair, Manager. BOYS' VARSITY SCHEDULE S F H S SCHOOL OPP SFHS SCHOOL OPP 56 James Buchanan 59 — Hancock — 56 Everett 45 — Clearspring — 44 St. Thomas 60 — Forbes Road — 60 Paw Paw 56 — McConnellsburg — 48 Hancock 64 — Flintstone — 48 Clearspring 31 — Green Hill — 65 James Buchanan 62 — South Huntingdon — 76 Flintstone 37 — Forbes Road — 66 McConnellsburg 50 — Everett — 62 South Huntingdon 53 — Chestnut Ridge — 63 Chestnut Ridge 59 — Hancock — Green Hill FIRST ROW: Mr. Paul Hendershot, Coach;Robert Schuchart, Roy Morse, Richard Layton, Gene Mellon, Lester Brea kail, Mr. Anthony DiGiuseppe, Coach. SECOND ROW: Walter Mellott, Dale Sigel, Clair Duvall, Roy Gordon, David Horst, Ronald Hixson. JUNIOR VARSITY SCHEDULE S F H S SCHOOL 0 P P 34 James Buchanan 41 27 Everett 20 48 St. Thomas 33 29 Clearspring 32 42 James Buchanan 54 52 Flints tone 32 35 South Huntingdon 53 22 Chestnut Ridge 44 Hancock — — Clearspring — — Flints tone — — Green Hill — — South Huntingdon — — Everett — — Chestnut Ridge — — Hancock — — Green FI ill — LEFT TO RIGHT: Beverly Steach, Mary Mills, Ruth Miller, Ruth Booth, Nancy Booth, Marjorie Smith, Faye Smith, Jeanne Gordon, Charlotte Hixson, Sharon Hammond, Maxine Spade, Carole Ritz, Opal Booth, Carol Martin, Marlys Palmer. STANDING: Mr. Lee Seibert, Coach. GIRLS VARSITY SCHEDULE SFHS SCHOOL OPP 48 Hancock 32 34 Clearspring 19 50 McConnellsburg 48 28 Williamsport 37 — Clearspring — — Forbes Road — — McConnellsburg — — Green Hill — — Forbes Road — — Green Hill — — Williamsport — Rosalie Hixson Jean Stanley MANAGERS §1 I FIRST ROW: Harry Landers, Earl Hendershot, Philip Bohrer, Dale Gordon, Leon Ritz, Eddie Hann, Gary Hess, Lester Breakall, Veryl Sheeder, Bobby Schuchart, Jerry Beatty. SECOND ROW: Mr. John Elbin, COACH; Linn Hendershot, Gary Bohrer, Dale Sigel, Frank Mellott, Lawson Duvall, Larry Palmer, Max Mellon, Kenny Fischer, Robert Jordan, Dale Bair, Mr. George Elbin, COACH. BASEBALL BASEBALL SCORES FOR 1960 FULTON COUNTY CHAMPIONS S.F.H.S. OPPONENT 4 James Buchanan 6 10 Green Hill 3 11 McConnellsburg 3 20 Forbes Road 7 21 Green Hill 2 6 Forbes Road 9 15 Forbes Road 9 11 James Buchanan 8 22 McConnellsburg 6 7 Green Hill 5 4 Hancock 6 4 McConnellsburg 1 4 Hancock 5 2 SERVICE CENTER Maryland Faculty 9 MAYNARD WILKINS FEED SERVICE Crystal Springs, Pennsylvania STANDING: Gary Unger, Walter Mellott, Richard Layton, Raymond Aller, John Smith, Coach: Mr. Hardin; Bill Fischer, John Comerer, Lott Blankley, Herman Thomas, Jearl Mills. SEATED: Benny Mills, Junior Wagner, Eugene Mellott, Johnny Walters. Hobert Hann, George Shives, Larry Souders, Leon Smith. BOTS' TRACK FULTON COUNTY TRACK MEET 100 Yard Dash..............William Fischer .... Raymond Aller .... 440 Yard Dash..............Herman Thomas.... High Jump..................William Fischer .... 880 Relay ................ Walter Mellott Gary Akers Jearl Mills Gary Unger.......... SOMERSET TRACK MEET High Jump..................William Fischer .... Second Third Third . First Third Fourth MC CONNELLSBURG ESSO SERVICE CENTER McConnellsburg, Pennylsvania PECKIES AUTO BODY REPAIRS McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania FULTON COUNTY NATIONAL BANK McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania FULTON COUNTY NEWS McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania FIRST ROW; Nancy Booth, Marlys Palmer, Connie Mellott, Mable Jordan, Maxine Spade, Sharon Hammond. SECOND ROW: Carole Ritz, Ruth Ann Akers, Janice Bernhard, Agnes Ford, Judy Breakall, Charlotte Hixson, Carol Martin, Marjorie Smith, Barbara Peck, Mary Ford. THIRD ROW: Dixie Breakall, Marlene Barnhart, Helen Garland, Faye Smith, Carol Gordon, Beverly Steach, Juanita Souders, Dorothy Layton, Alice Truax, Bonnie Hixson. Advisor: Mr. Crouse. GIRLS' TRACK CLASS A TRACK 50 Yard Dash.................................Bonnie Hixson................... 50 Yard Dash.................................Carol Martin................... 75 Yard Dash.................................Bonnie Hixson................... 75 Yard Dash.................................Carol Martin................... Standing Broad Jump..........................Helen Garland................... Standing Broad Jump..........................Bonnie Hixson................... High Jump....................................Carol Gordon................... High Jump....................................Ruth Ann Akers.................. Running Broad Jump...........................Charlotte Hixson................ Running Broad Jump...........................Marjorie Smith.................. 440 Relay. . . . D. Layton, J. Souders, A. Truax, M. Ford, B. Steach, B. Peck, C. Hixson ...................... CLASS B TRACK 50 Yard Dash (under 90) 50 Yard Dash (over 90) 50 Yard Dash (over 90) High Jump.............. Running Broad Jump . . Running Broad Jump . . Mable Jordan . Sharon Hammond Marlys Palmer . Nancy Booth . . Marlys Palmer . Nancy Booth . . First . Second . . First . . Third . . First . Second . Second . . Third . Second . . Third C. Martin . . First . Second . . First . . Third • • First . . First . . Third The Girls' Track Team had a very successful season last spring. We have very good prospects of having a winning team this year. — .'..ros LToy • Tiu t£f) FULTON r AT FULTON ► ill FULTON Si fhfLTOH t� . $W£ «SSSTIK . i i ulton • U CgB 1 «.TOU J ;P Z.r FIRST ROW: Frank Mellott, James Clevenger, Leroy Powell, Ronnie Zimmerman, Richard Layton, William Fischer, John Smith, Kenny Fischer. SECOND ROW: Roger Akers, Carl Apple, Herman Thomas, Ronald Hammond, Lawson Duvall, Roderick Duvall, Foster Mellott, Larry Palmer, Mr. Elbin, Coach. THIRD ROW: Eddie Northcraft, Roy Morse, Sheldon Mellott, James Horst, Junior Wagner, Robert Omps, Daryl Layton, James Fischer, Leon Smith. SOCCER Soccer was entered in our high school this year as an organized sport. The boys on the team showed an interest and determination to learn how to play the game. It is planned that our team will play more games next season. The future of the team for next year looks much better than this years results. McConnellsburg................11 Clear Spring...................6 Boonsboro .................... 0 Hustontown.....................0 McConnellsburg J V.............1 S.F.H.S....................0 S.F.H.S....................0 S.F.H.S....................1 S.F.H.S....................1 S.F.H.S....................2 BREEZEWOOD RESTAURANT Breezewood, Pennsylvania FIRST ROW: Sylvia Spade, Dixie Breakall, Ray Swadley, Sarah Barnes, Donald Bard, Carol Gordon, Alice Jean Truax, Dorothy Ann Layton, Doris McCray, Carol Comerer, Anna Lee Mills. SECOND ROW: Mr. George Crouse, Bonnie Hixson, Edmond Hann, Lester Litton, Anna Maye Zimmerman, Brenda Crist, Juanita Souders, Sam Morgan, Joyce Keefer, Marian Mellott, Doris Peck, Helen Pittman, Philip Bohrer, Cordelia Caldwell, Lynn Schetrompf. THIRD ROW: Harry Landers, Leroy Legeer, Norma Hixon, Memory Shank, Dorothy Clark, Helen Garland, Daryl Hendershot, Keith Duvall, Gaylen Shaw, Leon Ritz, Herbert Ward, Paul Fisher. CLASS OF 1960 Sarah Barnes Best Home Economics Student Philip Bohrer Shortstop PATRONS Clyde Bookheimer Mummet and Son Mrs. H. A. Seiler Clevenger's Petroleum Products Mr. and Mrs. Don H. Clevenger North Pole Frozen Custard Kitchen Layton's Grocery Store Debert Mobile Home Berkerly Springs Pharmacy Tastee Freeze House of Gems Colony Photo Supply Mr. and Mrs. Grant Leey Henry's Restaurant Rainbow Restaurant Rose's Beauty Shop Corner Restaurant Alva's Beauty Shop B. M. Brown Jewelry Conner's Funeral Home Dr. Harold M. Slutzker Motel 126 Daniel's Gift Shop Pine's Restaurant O. P. Truax Bridge Restaurant Leona's Beauty Shop Stoner's Body and Repair Shop McKinley Food Market Hancock Egg and Feed Mrs. Ross Gordon Dr. Leo Shives Viva's Beauty Shoppe Moats Service Station G. C. Murphy Dr. James H. Schultz Dr. Frank Alexander Dr. Lorentz Dr. R. C. McLucas Dr. Robert Fry Little Duchess Drive-in Leroy Barnhart Ray's Suncoc Cormer's Dairy and Delicatessan Glen-Nell Hotel McLauglen's Drug Store The Bill Selser Show Peckies Crown Service Smith Radio and T.V. Service Rexall Drug Store Fred Fisher John Culler and Son Bob's Shoe Service Hunseckers Wallpaper Chubb's Photo Shop Fulton House Marlin Shimer Humphery Yaukey Bard and Cisney Shimer's Body Shop Mrs. J. Raymond Deshong Mr. and Mrs. Blair Garland B. M. Gress Kiddie-Haven Shoppe Rev. and Mrs. David Hooper W. Russel Kendell Comerer Hardware A. M. Larsen Crabtree Atlantic Station Breezewood Flying 'A'Station Hi-Way Motel Sherid Garland Vee-Vee Midway Diner Baltzer Deshong Cecil Gregory Krouse's Store Smitty's Barber Shop Ralph Truax Barber Blair Mellott and Son Lumbering Gordon's General Merchandise INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Publishers — Manufacturers Yearbooks — Yearbook Covers Diplomas — Graduation Announcements Factory — Home Office Kansas City — Winnipeg U.S.A. ■—— Wm mm iiwll mmm iyM ':lm