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

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CLASS WILLS Lois Barnhart Dotti Barton Joan Barton Cordelia Carson Karen Chesnut Daniel Clark Linda Clark Paul Deshong Dave Dombrowsky Kay Fogal Bev Garland Dolly Golden Tommy Golden Jenny Golden Junior Hess Adonna Hill Ellen Hill Richard Hixson Darce Keefer Gloria Kerns Judy Leese Darlene McCusker Mike McKeever Donna Mellott Leon Mellott Lynn Mellott Rhonda Mellott Leonard Morris Carol Pittman Cindy Pittman Kenny Pittman Marian Plessinger Henry Powell Lois Schriever Marlin Schriever Bill Shaw Ann Simpson Dianne Stahie Gail Stahie Kenny Steach Alvin Strait Bill Strait Jean Strait Betty Swope Randy Ward Ed Whiteside My basketball skills to my good “buddie”, Dartanion. 1 will my Z-28 to the old folk’s home. My Literature book to any Junior who may want it. My deerskin diapers to Mr. John Elbin. My locker to any Junior who wants it. My old bookcovers to anyone who wants them. My ability to help Mrs. Palmer set up the carnival to all teachers at S.F. My little rocking chair to anyone who wants to watch Sesame Street. Uncle Ben to a certain deserving D.P. My ability to aid Mrs. Palmer to all S.F.H.S. students. Our wonderful lunches to anyone who can stomach them. My P.O.D. book to any Junior who wants it. My masonary skills to Tom Burkett. All my love to a very understanding guy, (D. P.). 1 will 200 POUNDS to Carrot Ward. My Tijuana Small to Roger Mellott, if he can smoke it. My love for red hair to Dotti Barton’s daughter. My racing ability to Roger Mellott. My turnip keeper to Linda Deneen. My former nickname “Frank Beard” to Brenda Ward. My own personal, real, and genuine mil-lion to Mr. Ritz. My super-ball to the Junior boys of the Library’s 5th period study hall. My box of Wheaties to Mr. Crouse. 1 will my long fingernails to Mrs. Akers. My best deodorant to Mrs. Anderson’s room. All my bicycle rims to Randy Hill. My “George” to anyone who wishes “Excedrin Headache No. 721.” I will all my vacations to Mrs. Sigel. Me and my love to that special guy, (G. E.). All my vacations from school to Mrs. Akers and Mrs. Lashley. My devilishness to Barry Moseman. My shorthand book to any intelligent Junior. My three English classes to anyone who wants them. My fairy wand and a year’s supply of fairy dust to Anna Mellott. My big feet to any shoemaker who can shoe them. My parking space to whoever wants it. All the aches and pains a yearbook editor has to anyone silly enough to take it. My smile to the sun and my own true sunshine forever and always. My typing ability to Pam Hendershot to use when nothing is going right. One bottle of red shoe polish to Mrs. Anderson. 1 will all my love and happiness to a very short girl (C. H.) My pink and purple outfits to Mrs. Sigel. My yearbook position to anyone who has courage enough to take it. My admiration of Mrs. Palmer to all the teachers and students of S.F. My musical ability to Mr. Shade. The hope of a free and peace-loving world to anyone who cares. 21

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WORK NOT FOR THE GOOD OF ONESELF, BUT FOR THE GOOD OF MANKIND. President-Lois Barnhart Vice-President-Gloria Kerns Secretary-Jean Strait Treasurer-Alvin Strait Historian-Lois Schriver Advisors-Mr. Wayne Bard, Mrs. Alda Lashley, Mr. George Crouse CLASS HISTORY The Class of 1971 entered our freshman year with eighty-one members. During that year, the class raised funds by having a dance with a candy sale in activity period and selling S.F.H.S. banners. That fall the class participated in an educational field trip to McConnellsburg Courthouse to watch court in session. Our advisors for the year were Miss Joanne Gum and Mr. John Ritz. During our sophomore year, our advisors were Mrs. Anna Maye Sigel. Mrs. Carole Palmer, and Mrs. Dotti Akers. Our activ- ities were a field trip to Washington, D.C., the selling of Flair pens, the selling of candy and pollywogs and our class play, “Nice to Have Known You.” Mrs. Erma Anderson, Mr. Eugene Coldsmith, Mr. Ronald Kemerer, and Mr. John Elbin assisted us through our junior year. Our projects were the selling of Stanley Products, holding a skating party and participating in the Junior-Senior play, “Des- perate Ambrose”. The Business Education class went on a field trip to Washington, D.C. to see the ICC Building and Strayer College. Our prom was, Elysian Odyssey. With forty-eight students remaining in our class, we entered our senior year. Mrs. Swaneda Yost, Mrs. Alda Lashley, Mr. George Crouse, and Mr. Wayne Bard helped us to achieve our goal, a class trip to New York City. Our projects were the selling of magazines, the selling of Easter candy, the selling of candy at basketball games, the selling of the CHIEFTAIN, and the selling of tickets to skating parties. Our other Junior-Senior play was ‘The Great Big Door Step.” We had a Spring Dance featuring the Heart. 20

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SCHOOL CASUALS Lounging around again, huh? Oh Boy! Lunch again. You’re Kidding! This is my hat. Beard!