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

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Co-Editors . Dorothy Hill Barbara Peck James Pirtman Business Managers Lynda 11 Golden Ronald Hixson The yearbook staff is grateful to those who have given advertisements, which help finance our yearbook. We are certain these donors would appreciate your patronage at their places of business. The twenty-five dollar donors are on page 1. The twenty dollar donors are on pages 2 to 7 inclusive. The fifteen dollar donors are on page 8. The ten dollar donors are on pages 14 to 40 inclusive. The five dollar donors are on pages 60 and 71. The patrons are on page 80. We again thank you for your advertisement and hope all will enjoy our yearbook. PEOPLE’S NATIONAL BANK Hancock, Maryland 3

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FOREWORD Although we live in an age of miraculous drugs, simplified teaching methods, and ventures into space, nothing will ever be able to take the place of a good memory. However, should some memories fail, we will endeavor, through this edition of The Chieftain, to help in the reminiscence of school life. We hope it will be useful in bringing back fond memories of years spent at Southern Fulton. TABLE OF CONTENTS Page 1....................................................................Introduction Page 5......................................................Administration and Faculty Page 13........................................................................Seniors Page 41................................................................. Underclassmen Page 52.....................................................................Curricular Activities Page 61.................................................. Extra-curricular Activities BLACKBURN RUSSELL COMPANY Wholesalers Bedford, Pa.

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IN MEMORY Mr. Gordon Charlton received his training in the field of education at Shippens- burg State Teachers College. After teaching for a number of years at Wilmore, Pennsylvania, he became principal and later supervising principal of the schools in that area. Mr. Charlton came to Warfordsburg in 1942. Here he served as science instructor and high school principal. In 1954 he was elected supervising principal of the Southern Fulton Schools; he held this position until his retirement in July, 1962. On August 14, 1962 he suf- fered a fatal heart attack. Mr. Charlton diligently worked for the personal improvement of his students and for the advancement of the schools in the district. He gained the admiration and re- spect of everyone who knew him and those who were associated with him are acutely aware of their loss. 4