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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1976 volume:

NGRE JftnJdamJ IrtWZt fivn PAST IN HONOR OF OUR BICENTENNIAL YEAR, WE, THE 1976 SENIOR CLASS OF SOUTHERN FULTON HIGH SCHOOL, PROUDLY PRESENT “THE CHIEFTAIN” VOLUME 24 FOREWORD Our schools with their friendly walls hold fond memories of happy hours, cherished friendships, serious endeavors, and lasting achievement for this year’s graduating class and all previous classes. We, the class of 1976 hope to bring back cherished memories with pictures and history of the school district in this year’s edition of the Chieftain. We wish to express our appreciation to all the people whose co-operation helped make this yearbook possible. It has been a rewarding experience for us to try to piece our heritage together; and mistakes have no doubt been made, but we hope you will choose to overlook these and enjoy our efforts. IN SCHOOL DAYS Still sits the school-house by the road, A ragged beggar sleeping; Around it still the sumachs grow. And blackberry-vines are creeping. Within, the master's desk is seen. Deep scarred by raps official; The warping floor, the battered seats. The jack-knife’s carved initial; The charcoal frescos on its wall; Its door's worn sill, betraying The feet that, creeping slow to school. Went storming out to playing! Long years ago a winter sun Shone over it at setting; Lit up its western window-panes. And low eaves’ icy fretting. It touched the tangled golden curls. And brown eyes full of grieving. Of one who still her steps delayed When all the school were leaving. For near her stood the little boy Her childish favor singled; His cap pulled low upon a face W'here pride and shame were mingled Pushing with restless feet the snow To right and left, he lingered;- As restlessly her tiny hands The blue-checked apron fingered. He saw her lift her eyes; he felt The soft hand's light caressing. And heard the tremble of her voice. As if a fault confessing. “I’m sorry that 1 spelt the word: I hate to go above you, Because,” the brown eyes lower fell. “Because, you see. I love you!” Still memory to a gray-haired man That sweet child-face is showing. Dear girl! the grasses on her grave Have forty years been growing! He lives to learn, in life’s hard school, How few who pass above him Lament their triumph and his loss. Like her, because they love him. -John Greenlcaf Whittier TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration and School Board 4 Faculty 5 Staffs 9 Activities 11 Sports 43 Underclassmen 57 Seniors 69 Heritage of our Past 81 Past Graduation Classes 104 Advertisements 127 It’s Academic 149 Graduation 154 Senior Directory 158 Greg Mellott, Student Council President, announcing the day’s events. With great honour and appreciation, we. the class of 1976, dedicate our yearbook, the Chieftain, to Mr. John Elbin. Mr. Elbin graduated from Southern Fulton in 1948 and received his degree from Millersville State College in 1952. He then served as an academic instructor in the Air Force until 1955. Mr. Elbin began his teaching career at Newport. Pa., where he taught one year before coming to Southern Fulton in 1956. For 12 years Mr. Elbin was our baseball coach until 1973. His Athletic Banquet speeches will always be remembered. Mr. Elbin’s words of advice are: “Be yourself, don’t pattern yourself after someone else. Don’t try to be something you’re not.” 3 ADMINISTRATION SUPERINTENDENT I-rankly n I. Giest. Sr. B.S. M.Ed Bloomsburg State College; Penn State University; Shippensburg State Col- lege HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL George R. F.Ibin B.S. M Ed Millersville State College; Western Maryland College; Ohio State University SCHOOL BOARD ROW' I: Walter Block. Jr.. Marvin L. Northcraft Vice President. William E. Whiteside President, Dari L. Hixon ROW 2: Warren A. Spade Vincent J. Dattoli, Donald M. Whiteside ABSENT; Levearl A. Schricvcr, Vaughn H. Yonkcr Faculty Dotti Akers B.S., Shippcnsburg State College; Office Practice. Typing I II, Business Math Erma M Anderson B.S. M.S.T., Shippcnsburg State College. College of William Mary; Physical Science. College Algebra, Trig.. Advanced Math, Physics, rhi iniclrv R Eugene Coldsmith B.S.. Shippcnsburg State College; American History. P O D. Ron J. Creighton - B.S., University of New Hampshire. Mansfield State College; French. English John L. Elbin B.S.. Millcrsvillc State CoUegc. Western Maryland CoUege; Biology. Geography. Earth Space Science. General Science Keen Elbin B.S . Millersville State College Indiana State University; Driving Education Wayne H. Bard B.S. MED.. Pennsylvania State University; General Science, Guidance Counselor Lewis Deneen - B.S., Shippcnsburg State College. Shepherd CoUege. Gettysburg College, Demison; Mathematics Faculty William W. Hammond B.A. M.A..West Virginia University; Art Iris V. Hcndershot B.S.. Indiana State University; Homcmaking Paul Hendershot B.S.. Penn State University; Power and Auto Mechanics Todd W Hoffner B.S.. Shippensburg State College; Social Studies Edwin H. Layton B.S., Pennsylvania State University ; Vocational Agriculture 6 Ronald L. Kemerer B.A.. University of Pittsburgh; World Cultures 10. PA History and Civics 9. United States History 8 Carole L. Palmer BS. - M.Ed., Penn State University. Shippensburg State College; Physical Education, Health Alda Mae Lashley - B.S., Shippensburg State College, Penn State University; General Business. Typewriting III, Bookkeeping Ml, Shorthand MI Larry W. Palmer - B.S. - M.Ed.. Penn State University, Shippensburg State College; Health, Physical Education Faculty Stanley S. Risser - B.S.. Juniata College; Algebra. General Math, Business Math, 10.3, Geometry Lucy J. Rupp B.A.. Hood College; English 8-10, Reading 7-8 John C. Ritz B.S., Penn State University; General Science. Geography Mark N Romig B S . Indiana University of PA; Chorus, Girls Ensemble Anna M. Siegel B A.. Shepherd College; English Larry L. Smith B.S.. Lock Haven State College; Special Education Marilyn M. Wallace B.S., Millersville State College; English 7-8 Bernard W Wolf Music Ed.. Garion State College; Band and General Music Swaneda K. Yost B A . Shepherd College; English 9-2, Librarian 7 Miss Rebecca Palmer Clerical Assistant Mrs. Janet Creighton B.S.; Mansfield State Col- lege; Algebra II. General Math. Business Math. Ge- ometry. Mrs. Creighton came to SFHS in January. Miss Elizabeth Rutledge School Psychologist for Tuscarora Intermediate Unit. Assigned to Southern Fulton Psychology SFHS Exchange Students to James Buchanan ROW I: Chris Palmer. Tom Hoffman. Maxine Schricvcr. Terry Spade ROW 2: Cindy Sipes. James Hoffman. Sandy Mellott EXCHANGE STUDENTS from James Buchanan High School They visited SFHS on April 1. 1976. Mrs. Susan Mellott Teacher’s Aide DELEGATION Of 4-H AND FI A MEMBERS ATTEND THE PA ASSOCIATION OF FARMERS CO-OP AT EVERETT ROW I: FI A members; Warren Strait. Stuart Eletchcr. Robin Ward ROW 2: Mr Layton Advisor. FFA member Ray Powell. 4-H members Ginger Barnhart Jerry Hixson ABSENT; FEA member Dave Hann Mrs. Shirley Bard Jr.-Sr. High School Secretary Mrs. Jcanie Morton - Elementary and Guidance Secretary Mrs Sandy Barnhart Administrative Secretary 9 Mrs. S. Francinc Elbin R.N. B.S., Millcrsville State College, Washington County Hospital School of Nursing, School Nurse Mrs. Martha Marie Bernhard School Board Secretary OUR STAFF CAFETERIA STAFF: Mrs. Esta Barton, Mrs. Polly Ward Manager. Mrs. Beatrice Latimer. Mrs. Cleo Yonker, Mrs. Mary Gray. BUS DRIVERS ROW I: Stanley Barber. Keith Hixon, Herman Hill. Dari Schriever. James (Tink) Barnhart. Russell Hann. Donald Mellott. ROW 2: Junior Waltz, Ross Mellott. Francis Smith. Willard Mellott, Carl Hill. Paul Swope, Charles Swope, Grant Hixon. Custodians GuyRitz Dari Schriever Mearl Mellott George Truax Russell Mellott 10 I V I T I E S Juniors and Seniors participating in our Intramural Sports Program, which was formally installed for our 1975 76 school year. V STUDENT COUNCIL Sow V. r! JAv' w A?VS°i:-.Ba?ara uaI?’ Cin? sipc?: Se.cre arifs;?reg Mcl,0,t- Prcsiden,: Maxine Schricvcr. Vice-President; James Hoffman. Treasurer. Robert Hb on, Dm Hun R dI SSike0ffman, Md,0tt’ Danny Wal,Z’ Chri Pa,mer’Greg Deikc’ Tcrry Spadc-JcfT l)c,ke Trina 1 ,bin- During the 1975-76 school year, our Student Council worked together to try to improve student and faculty relations. In October we held a Slave Day for all students, which turned out to be very successful. We made a pledge of S50 to the Hancock Municipal Fund to help in the construction of their new swimming pool project. In April, we participated with James Buchanan High School in Student Exchange Day. We visited each other’s schools to try to find new ideas to better our schools. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS ROW 1: Atha Barber, Druscilla Wilt. Anna Sebum, and Judy Crawford. ROW 2: Doug Deneen. Mrs. Clara I ader Trudv Smith Yost, Advisor. James Hoffman. ’ 12 ARTCLUB ROW I: Luannc Koontz, Alcxa Smith, Bov Mcllott. Diane Hoffman, Cindy Shives, Joann W'ard, Anita Weber. Karen Weller. Tami Umbrell, Jackie McKecvcr, Holly Whiteside, Penny l.anehart. Sue ladcr, Michelle Hendcrshot, Ricky Lake, Dru Wilt. Nancy Hill. Tina Dcrc, Sheila Kerns. Linda Exline, Bcv Ramsey, Lee Ann Krause. ROW 2: Chris Shives, Glenda Dcnecn, Debbie Decker, Cinda Douglas, Debbie Hendcrshot, Vicki McCarty, Sherry Trucax. Mark Shanholtz, Patty Sebum. Karen Spade. Iris Blanklcy, Secretary, Johnny Beatty, Sharon Stable, Lisa Umbrell, Luannc Murray, Lynn Hanks, Pam Hanks, Lorraine Hanks, Debbie Bennett, Debbie Houdersheldt, Trudy Smith, Judy Crawford. ROW 3: Ginger Barnhart, Carolyn Trail, Cindy Smith, Tina Mitchell, Mary Ann Hixson. Rod Hill. Dawn Adelsbcrgcr. Judy Ericson. Susan DeShong. Sheila DeShong, Gwen Stable, Becky Hendcrshot, Lynn Smith, Joyce Bain, President, Jimmy McLean. Dean Douglas, Timmy Shives, Mark Mcllott, Curtis Hixon, John F.bersolc, Steve Haulman. ROW 4: Gary Bowman, Barry Mellott, Randy Younker, Ryan Mcllott. Milton Wink. Wendell Lccsc. Craig McCarty. Aubrey Fletcher, Lynn Rohm. Mike Hess, Timmy Barton, Patty Spade, Debbie Adelsberger, Ditha Mellott, Donald Mcllott, Glenn Mellott, Gene Douglas, Norman Schetroinpt. Mike Souders, David Hull. John Nowakowski, James Hoffman Treasurer, William DeShong. Alan DeShong. ROW 5: Ricky Hann, Roger Weicht, Ronnie Umbrell. Norman Mellott. Tracy Mellott. James Knight, Robert Hixon, Randy Deike, John Hewett, Wayne Booth. Greg Mcllott, Robert Funk Vice-President, Dwight Fischer. ABSENT: Rusty Blanklcy. Bonnie Bradshaw, Doug Dcnecn, Cindy Hanks. Diane Mcntzcr, Steve Morris, Cindy Sipes, Eddie Shaw, Alicia Shoemaker, Roger Harr. Denise Funk, Eugenia Hann. Ronnie Mellott, Mark Miller, Neal Oakman, Bradly Ray, Jim Winter, Melody Carl, Vicki Earnest, Warren Strait, Danny Crouse. Ronnie Clark. During the past year, the Art Club has decorated for the Christmas Concert, which included decorating the Senior Christmas Tree , on which were many shaped ornaments with all the Seniors’ names. Decorations were also made for the Spring Concert. The Art Gub members are privileged to use the art room to make crafts for themselves under the guidance of Mr. Hammond. This club has more members than any other at Southern Fulton High, and is made up of grades 9-12. ROW 1: John Beatty, Gary Bowman. Patti Johnson. Rex Akers. Ricky Lake. Kenny Swope. Brian Peck. Stuart Fletcher. Dennis Palmer. Lynn Rohn, Jeff Hampton. Rusty Blankley. Karen Spade, Sharon Stahlc. ROW 2: Lisa Palmer, Glenn Mellott, John Hewett, Billy Whiteside, Robert Funk. Wayne Booth, Norman Mellott, Steve Morris, Gene Douglas. Robin Ward. Ray Powell, Cindy Sipes, Steve Haulman. ROW 3: Lisa Umbrell, Dawn Adclsberger. Ronnie Umbrcll, Chris Shives. Craig Stanley, Richard Harr. Warren Strait. Victor Landers, Mike Souders, Luanne Koontz. Debbie Richards. Joyce Bain. Alicia Shoemaker. Mr. Layton. ROW 4: Danny Course. Tracy Mellott, Ricky Mellott. Robert Hixon, Elmer Bowman. Aubrey Fletcher, Jayme Schetrompf, Patty Spade, Ditha Mellott, Debbie Adclsberger. David Hull, Roderick Hill, Mike Hess. This year we had a new experience added to our chapter. We attended the Sportsman Show in Harrisburg. We also did a project with the elementary students, to teach them about agriculture, along with our annual fund raising project, the selling of citrus fruits. FHA TABLE 1: (L to R) Luanne Murray. Trudy Smith, Anita Trail. TABLE 2: Glenda Dcnecn. Alicia Shoemaker, Iris Blankley, Karen Spade, Joann Ward. TABLE 3: Lisa Umbrell. Sharon Stahlc, Sherry Trueax, Cindy Sipes. Carolyn Trail. Patti Johnson. STANDING: Mrs. Hendcrshot. Alcxa Smith, Cindy Smith, Tina Mitchell. Susie DeShong, Sheila DeShong, Cindy Hanks. Nancy Halterman. Cheryl Pittman, Patty Seburn. Carla Fletcher, Ginger Barnhart. Ditha Mellott, Lee Ann Krause, Lois Bowman, Nancy Hill. Druscilla Wilt, Patty Spade. Debbie Adelsberger. Lisa Palmer. The 1975-76 FHA Chapter began their year with 31 members. The projects of the year were sponsoring the annual Christmas decorating contest within the high school. The chapter also sold Cutco knives. At the annual Arts and Crafts Show, the FHA sponsored a film “200 Years of Fashion.” Our field trip tf s visiting a charm school in Hagerstown. HEALTH CAREER CLUB ROW 1: Bonnie Goodrich. Lisa Umbrcll. Gwen Stahle. Debbie Adclsbcrger. Luanne Murray. Wayne Truax, Eugenia Hann. Sharon Stahlc. Joann Ward. ROW 2: Barbara Walt .. Patty Spade. Ginger Barnhart. Lurainc Fischer, Glenda Dcneen. Kelly Beatty. Trudy Smith, Carla Fletcher, Ditha Mellott. Janet CarncII, Cindy Hanks. Mrs. Francine El bin, R.N., Advisor. This year the Health Career Club participated for the first time as candy stripers at the Fulton County Medical Center. We donate our evenings and weekends whenever we can to help those who are hospitalized. We are thankful to those who made it possible, as it is a great experience. BUSINESS ED. JR.-SR. FIELD TRIP TO SHIPPENSBURG STATE COLLEGE. October 30, 1975 % CHRISTMAS SKETCHES December 13. 1975 CHOIR PROGRAM A Holly Jolly Christmas, The Twelve Days After Christmas, How Par Is It To Bethelchcm?, Do You Hear What I Hear. Monotone Angel, Ring Those Christmas Bells. What You Gonna Call Your Pretty Little Baby? Carol of the Bells. December Child, Jesus. Jesus. Rest Your Head, Christmas Is BAND PROGRAM Santa's Holiday, Winter Frolic. Yea, the Heavenly Child is Born, La Marche Des Rois, Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, Holiday on Ice, A Christmas F-estival, Three Carols for Christmas. Santa Claus is Cornin’ to Town, Jingling Brass JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS ROW I: Mr. Mark Romig, Faith Carpenter. Joy Landers, Jeannie Hollcnshead, Brenda Harper, Rose Shives, Gary Goodrich. Mike Bard. Danny Gordon. James Ericson, Jane Bowman. Kathy Elbin. Jenny McCray. ROW 2: Karen Cavendcr. Debbie Shives. Geraldine Strait, Lon Ritz, Lanette Steach, Mike Fischer. Gary Wheeler, Dwight Bard. Steven Lynch, Debbie Roebuck. Lacie Miller. ROW 3: Deanna Kerns. Cindy Bain. Susie Sigei. Leda Lashley. Sandra Smith, Eugene Ward, Sandra Mellott. Kim Heuer. Donna Mellott. Sherry Northcraft, Charles Lcese. ROW 4: Thelma Bailey, Mary Ann Ebersole. Denise Shank. Eddie Earnest, Mark Palmer, Kerry llendershot, Tom Hoffman. Danny Waltz, Brent Layton, William Trail. SENIOR HIGH ENSEMBLE °W LG'CSda Peb k H-ndersho'- Bonnie Goodrich. Judy Rricson, Eugenia Mann. Maxine Schricvef. Llbin. Dena Rit .Lurainc rischer. ROW 2: Ginger Barnhart. Trccila Dcnecn. Trina CHORUS ACCOMPANISTS Sherry Northcraft. Joann Ward. Leda Lashlcy. Dena Ritz. Becky Hendershot. SENIOR HIGH CHORUS (O KOW 1: Mr. Mark Romig, Diane Mentzer. Joann Ward, Glenda Dencen, Dawn Adelsberger. Alexa Smith. Karen Weller, I ami Umbrcll, Mel y Carl. ShcUa Kernv Pam I'lingcrman. Cindy Sh.vcs, Maxine Schnever. ROW 2: Jackie McKcevcr. Debbie HenderAot. Debbie HouderAeldt. Bonnie Goodrich. Anna Weber. Debbie Dedteir. Mkhclic llendershot. Holly Whiteside. Sue Elder. Lynn Hanks. Lee Ann Krause. ROW 3: Carolyn Trail, Vicki McCarty. Debbie Bennett. SherryJnieax.Cindy Smith. I tnj Mttchell ’ inda Douglas. Joyce Bain. Jackie Woodal. Via Hann, Diane Carbaugh. Dru Wilt. ROW 4: Judy Ericson. Sharon Stable. Gwen Stable. Lisa Umbrcll, Lisa Shoemaker Stuart lletchcr, Eugenia Hann, Becky llendershot, Sheila DeShong, Susan DeShong. Dena Ritz. Trina Elbin, Nancy Hill. ROW 5: Ginger Barnhart, Anita I rail, Trccila « ■ . Randy Dcikc. Tracy Mellott, Dennis Palmer. Jerry Hixson. Richard Harry, John Nowakowski. Trudy Smith. Iris Blankley, Lurainc Fischer. FEBRUARY 7, 1976 SENIOR HIGH COUNTY CHORUS Randy Dcike. Maxine Schrievcr. ROW 1: Trina Elbin, Dena Ritz, Eugenia Hann. Debbie Hendcrshot. ROW 2: Tracy Mcllott. Ginger Barnhart. Judy Ericson. Mr. Romig. ROW 3: Jerry Hixson, John Nowakowski. JUNIOR HIGH COUNTY CHORUS Dwight Bard, Sherry Northcraft. ROW 1: Faith Carpenter, Karrie Spinoc. Susie Sigel, Lcda Lashley. ROW 2: Michelle Trail, Denise Shank. Becky Hendcrshot. ROW 3: Brent Layton, Tom Hoffman. Danny Waltz, Kerry Hendershot, Mr. Romig. COUNTY BAND JANUARY 26, 1976 ROW I: Lisa Snyder. Sandy Mellott. Sandy Smith. Melinda Truax, Mr. Wolf. ROW' 2: Craig McCarty, Becky Hendershot, Dennis Palmer, Beth Hann, Kerry Hendershot. THE LEGEND OF THE ELM It is only an elm tree alone upon the hill. Many are the generations that have played beneath its shade, and many more are the generations that have passed by it, never wondering of its beginning, nor never dreaming of its end. Its grandparent stands tall and proud in Philadelphia. Proud with the honor of knowing that beneath its branches, in the early days of our nation. W'illiam Penn signed a treaty with the Indians in an attempt to preserve for us peace, brotherhood, and love. Then came pain, pain as a small blade took from among its branches a tiny twig. The twig was planted on the Rank Farm where it grew to be tall and strong as did the child Frank. A twig was then taken from this tree and brought to our little town where it was planted upon the hill by the class of 1934 in the spring of 1932. It is a living memorial to Mr. Frank Rank. who helped bring our school into being and worked to insure for us the life of education. The class of 1934 planted pines along side the elm to case the torment of the long, cold winters and so that in the coming spring the elm would be there, alive, once again. Power lines now weave through its top most branches and the green grass that once grew beside it is now a paved highway. It is old, and yet young children play beneath its shade and lovers slip silently out into the night to sit upon its trunk and build dreams upon the stars that peep out from its branches- never knowing the legend of the elm. -Doris Hann MAJORETTES: (I RON! TO HACK) Sharon Stahle, Maxine Schricver, Trina Elbin. Tina Mitchell, Trecila Deneen, Cindy Smith. Luannc Rit Murray. COLOR GUARD: ROW I: Iris Blankley. Debbie Adelsberger. ROW 2: Debbie Decker. Ginger Barnhart. Anita Weber. ROW 3: Bonnie Goodrich. Linda Sigel Exline. Ditha Mellott, Debbie Keebaugh, Holly Whiteside. DRUM MAJORETTE: Debbie Hendershot S.F. SENIOR HIGH BAND KOW I: Mr. Wolf, Conductor; Sheila DeShong, Patty Spade. Lisa Palmer. Jackie McKcever, Dawn Adclsberger. Patti Johnson, Lisa Snyder, Barb Walt ., Judy F.ricson. ROW' 2: Brian Peek, Luanne Koontz, Karen Spade, Debbie Richards, Joann Ward. Dedi Beatty, Kelly Beatty. Patty Seburn, Becky Hendershot, Vicki McCarty, John Bain. ROW' 3: Ryan Mcllott, Sherry Trueax, Dennis Palmer, Randy Deike, Billy Whiteside. Jerry Hixson, Craig McCarty. Alan DeShong. ROW 4: Scott Whiteside, Jeff Deike, Greg Golden, Wendell Lccse. Denise f unk. Greg Mcllott. John Beatty, Joyce Bain. ROW 5: Alan Layton. Randy Smith. Mike Hess. Jimmy McLean. Rodney Divclbliss, Ron Hixon, Timmy Barton. Absent: Glenda Deneen, Roger Wcicht, Alicia Shoemaker. STAGE BAND ROW 1: Lisa Snyder, Randy Smith, Kerry Hendershot. ROW 2: Mike Shaw, Scott Whiteside. Melinda Truax. Beth Hann. Brian Deneen. ROW 3: Joyce Bain. Danny Waltz, Sandy Mcllott, Greg Mcllott, Jerry Hixson. Alan DeShong, Craig McCarty. PEP BAND ROW 1: Randy Smith, Cindy Manzo. Beth Hann. ROW 2: Jerry Hixson, Joyce Bain, Danny Waltz, Alan DeShong. ROW 3: Tom Hoffman, Craig McCarty. Patty Spade. Brian Deneen, Karen Spade. 24 S.F. JUNIOR HIGH BAND ROW I: Sherry Northcraft, Sandra Smith. Karrie Spinoc. Lisa Mcllott, Jeamc Hollenshead. Lanette S teach. Lcda Lash ley. ( indy Bain. Mclva Yonker. ROW 2 M',lcr $ Melinda Truax. Jackie Winter, Trica Mitchell. Elen Elbin. Donna Kay Mcllott. Loretta Mann. Cindy Manzo. Beth Mann. Karen Fischer. Mr. Wolf. ( onductor. ROW Row Shives. Norma Myers. Sandy Mcllott. Susie Sigel, Danny Gordon, Dwight Bard. Leslie Wilson. Brett Rcmsburg. Julie Landers. Delma Burns. Danny Waltz. ROW 4: Michelle Trail. Thomas Hoffman. Kerry Hendershot. Linda Ramsey. Jenny McCray. Mike Fischer. Terry Booth. Scott Smith, Cheryl Scburn. Rex Divclbliss. hora I Concert Choir uraders) Unde Sam Paul Goodrich; Mist I ..Uberty Cindy Shives fuel ion to mble food urn ie Hammer of Hope the Rain SEASONS The seasons are changing and so am I, I’m starting to tell my childhood good-bye I’m not the little one I used to be. In some ways I'm different entirely. It’s a little sad to see children play, to think I will never again be that way. Perhaps it is the future I fear, fear of losing something of the past that is very dear. Unlike k ved ones, time we cannot hold; we pass by a mirror and realize it has made us old. It’s just that the minutes, hours, and days go by so fast and happy times of the present soon become the past. Yes. it seems just like yesterday that we were small, then suddenly years come upon us and it doesn't seem like timeat all. Trying so hard to keep up with today, memories of good times fading ways. Growing up is hard to do when you want to enjoy life’s moments which are so few. I might always be a child at heart and from that will be much harder to part. The seasons are changing and so am I and I must begin to tell my childhood good-bye . . . THE JUNIOR AND SENIOR CLASSES OF SOUTHERN FULTON HIGH SCHOOL PROUDLY PRESENT EGAD! THE WOMAN IN WHITE PLAYCAST DIRECTED BY Mrs. Anna Maye Sigcl Mr. William Hammond Sir Pcrcival Glydc Randy Dcike Dora Cindy Shives PROMPTERS Layer Gilmore Jerry Hixson Kelly Beatty Countess Fosco Ginger Barnhart Sheila Kerns Mrs. Catherick Trudy Smith Patty Sebum Frederick Fairlee Paul Goodrich Sharon Stahle Marian Karen Spade Laura Glenda Deneen LIGHTING CONTROL Walter Hart right Craig McCarty Greg Mellott. Technician Miss Peach Lurainc Fischer John Beatty Steve Morris STAGE CREW CHORUS Carla Fletcher Eugenia Hann Trina Elbin Sheila Kerns James Knight Trecila Deneen Patty Sebum Norman Mellott Eugenia Hann Maxine Schriever Ronnie Mellott Carla Fletcher Sharon Stahle Tracy Mellott Dena Ritz, Accompanist Neal Oakman Tony Oakman Mark Shanholtz Sherry Trueax STAGECREW f (he house burned wn, it would be (he first ne (he food was hot!” GOOD-BYE MY LA Mercy, Sir Percival. Mercy y moon EVENTS OF THE YEAR August 11 August 26 September 5 September 23 October 6-7 October 9 October 10 October 14 October 15 October 23 October 29 October 30 October 31 November 5 November 12 November 13 The Advertising Staff held a breakfast meeting at Town Hill Restaurant. They discussed getting ads for their yearbook. The first day of school for students. First Girls' basketball game. They started the season off by playing Hyndman. The 7th grade students went on a field trip to the Antietam Battlefield and the Harper’s Ferry Area. The Freshmen went to the Fulton County Court House in McConnellsburg, PA. The Seniors started selling magazines for their class project. The annual school carnival was held. The Seniors went on a field trip to the Great Cove Golf Course to go golfing. The Seniors started organizing their Yearbook Committees. The Juniors went on a field trip to the Smithsonian Institute in Washington D.C. Last Girls' basketball game. They ended their season by playing Southern Huntingdon. The Junior and Senior Business Education students went on a field trip to the Shippensburg State College. The Student Council sponsored a slave day for all students. Open House was held in honor of National Education Week. The Seniors ordered their graduation announcements. The General Business class went on a field trip to the Hancock Bank in Hancock, MD. November 16-17 The Juniors went on a field trip to Williamsburg, VA. November 25 December 11 December 14 February 4 February 10 February 19 February 24 February 26 March 3 March 5-6 March 15 March 19 March 25 March 29 March 31 April 1 April 2 April 6 April 7 April 9 April 13 April 19 April 24 April 26 April 30 April 30 May 1 May 4 May 6 May 12 May 13 May 14 May 17 May 19 May 23 May 24 May 29 June 2 First Boys’ basketball game. They started the season off by playing Salisbury. The Seniors started selling their Bicentennial Yearbooks. The Band and Chorus presented their Christmas Concert. The Juniors started planning for the Junior-Senior Prom. The Senior Homemaking class went on a field trip and toured homes in our vicinity. The Greencastle Chorus visited our school and participated singing with our chorus. Last Boys' basketball game. They ended their season by playing Hyndman. The FHA went on a field trip to the Windy Ward Charm School in Hagerstown, MD. The Freshmen went on a field trip to Harrisburg, PA. The Junior-Senior Class play was presented. The school held a Donkey Basketball game, the Baseball team vs. the Seniors. Eight of the Student Council representatives went to the Littlestown H. S. for a convention, in Littlestown, PA. The Seniors stopped selling their yearbooks. The Track team started their meets. The first one was at James Buchanan. The Baseball team started their season off by playing Everett. The Student Council sponsored an Exchange Day with James Buchanan. The Girls’ Softball team started their season by playing Hancock. The 12th grade Consumer Ed. Class went on a field trip to Fisher’s Furniture in Needmore. The Juniors ordered their class rings. The F.H.A. Banquet was held at Hustontown in the Fire Hall. The Senior Business Education class went on a field trip to Hagerstown, MD. The 8th grade went on a class trip to Gettysburg. The Spring Choral Concert was given to the public. The Sophomores went on a field trip to Washington D.C. A few of the track members went on a field trip to the Bridgewater College. The Earth and Space Science Class went on a field trip to the Frostburg State College planetarium. The Seniors went on a class trip to Kings Dominion. The World Geography Class went on a field trip to Raystown Dam. The Senior Class went on a class trip to Fredrick, Maryland. The District V Track Meet was held at Frostburg State College. The Elementary Concert was held in the auditorium. The Jr.-Sr. Prom was held in the high school gym. Awards Day was held in the auditorium. The Seniors began practice for Commencement. Baccalaureate was held in the auditorium. The Seniors participated in Graduation. The Band Banquet was held in the high school cafeteria. Our last day of school for 1975-76. 32 Prom Banquet PROM COURT Master of Ceremonies Greg Mellott, Randy Smith. Sophomore Princess Ronnie Goodrich. Tracy Mcllott, Junior Princess Dcna Ritz, Oueen’s Escort Johnny Beatty. SEATED: Queen Sharon Stable. Senior Princess Diane Mentzer. Rick Davis. Junior Princess Jonic Bishop. Robert Mixon, Sophomore Princess Cinda Douglas, John Franklin Queen crowned by Junior Class President Mark Shanholtz. Flowers presented by Prom Chairman Carla Fletcher. Anna Sebi ting Momci Joyce and Giei Our pretty JuniorHtfl ■•hot and Mrs. !ver servin?“re4 fflflllicc Jean’ latffeshments Band Banquet SS9 ? 1976 awards Spade ro8 an award rend a Pa nDireetor Mr Wolf avin a tough PULTON COUNTY MOTHER DAUGHTER BANQUET APRIL 9, 1976-6:30 P.M IUSTONTOWN FIRE HALL SENIORS IN SPORTS I RON! ROW: Cathy VanDanniker, Joyce Bain, Tony Oakman. Lynn Smith. Norman Mellott, Johnny Beatty, Sharon Stable, Patty Sebum, Greg Golden. SECOND ROW: Karen Spade. Anna Seburn, Clara Fader. Randy Deike, Jeff Stanley, Rusty Blankley, Glenn Mellott, Donald Mellott, Doyle Forshey. THIRD ROW: James Hoffman, Craig McCarty, Doug Deneen. Awards Day May 17.1976 STUDENT COUNCIL awards were presented to: Greg Mel- lon Special Award. Randy Deike. C indy Sipes. James Hoff- man. Trina Elbin. Robert Hixon, Maxine Schriever. Jeff Deike, Barbara Waltz. Craig Elbin. Jeff Ritz, Sandy Mellott, Kenny Funk. Tom Hoffman. Danny Waltz, Greg Deike. Chris Palmer. Terry Spade. Dave Harm. HONOR ROLL: Grade 12 Cheryl Pittman. Craig McCarty. LeeAnn Krause, Cindy Sipes. Karen Spade. Sharon Rohm. Diane Mentzer, Anita Trail, James Hoffman. Atha Barber. Grade 11 Kenny Swope. Maxine Schriever, Dena Ritz. Carla Fletcher, Jerry Hixson. Tracy Mellott, Janet Barber. Trecila Deneen, Kelly Beatty, Glenda Deneen, Trina Elbin, Cindy Shives, Susan DcShong, Alan Northcraft. Grade 10-Cinda Douglas, Barbara Waltz. Carol Hoffman. Timmy Goodrich, Debbie Decker. Joann Ward, Luanne Koontz, Vicki McCarty. William Norris, Carolyn Trail. Grade 9 Bret Elbin, Mary Ann Hixson. Patti Johnson. Sheila Schriever. Lisa Snyder. Blane Younker, Craig Elbin. Grade 8-Kerry Hendershot, Shane Northcraft, Danny Waltz. Mark Everts, James Keebaugh. Leslie Wilson, Sandy Haulman. Kim Heuer. Sandy Mellott. Sherry Northcraft. Melva Yonker, Mike Carpenter. Doreen Deneen. Elen Elbin. Sandy Smith, Mabel Schriever. Grade 7-Bart El- bin, Brenda Harper, Michael Fischer, Shawn Sheeder. Cheryl Ericson. Faith Carpenter. Mike Bard. Dwight Bard, Dennis Peck. Lacic Miller. Brett Remsburg. Norma Jean Myers. Trica Mitchell. Joyce Lynch. Michele Trail, Lanetta Steach, Lori Snyder, Scott Smith, Karen Sigel. Rose Shives. Duane Shives, Sharon Shaw, Greg Deike. Lori Ritz. Chris Palmer. Charlene Swope. DANFORTH FOUNDATION AWARD was presented to Randy Deike and Diane Mentzer by Mr. Bard. ATTENDANCE AWARD for 12 years perfect attendance went to Atha Barber. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS AWARDS were presented by Mrs. Yost to Atha Barber, Judy Crawford. Anna Seburn. Doug Deneen, Druscilla Wilt. Trudy Smith, James Hoffman. SPEECH AND POETRY AWARDS: Lynn Hanks. Doreen Deneen. Kim Mellott, Debbie Richards. Robin Morgret. Kelly Wilt. Debbie Decker, Joanne Ward, Carla Fletcher. Debbie Hendershot, Craig McCarty, Angelina W'ilt. CHORUS AWARDS were presented by Mr Romig to Alicia Shoemaker, Trudy Smith. Sherry Trueax. Anita Trail. Dune Mentzer. Patty Seburn, Sharon Stable. Joyce Bain. Iris Blank- ley. Randy Deike. Diane Mentzer. Nancy Hill, Luanne Murray. LeeAnn Krause. KINGS DOMINION On May 1. 1976, the Senior Class left at 8 a.m. to go to Kings Dominion as one of their class trips. Bven though it rained the whole day, and everyone got wet, it was still a lot of fun. During the day we attended shows, rode on rides, ate lots of pizza and hot dogs, and got tired. In the evening the class ate supper at a Hot Shoppe and had their choice of the menu. The busses pulled into the school about midnight with a bunch of tired but happy seniors. PETER PAN INN Junction of 80 I 355 Urbana. Maryland On May 6, the senior class went to Fredrick. MD as part of their trip. They dined at the Peter Pan Inn at Urbana, where they had their choice of ham, shrimp, steak, and chicken. Afterwards, they went to the Fredrick Mall, shopped in the stores, and then enjoyed their choice of the movies, “Blazing Saddles” or “One Flew Over The Cuckoos Nest.” 41 s p o R T S BOYS’ BASKETBALL TEAM 1936-37 ROW 1: Scott Palmer. Cecil Garland. Bernard Barnhart. Bernard Truax. Dougls Layton. ROW 2: Royce Zimmerman, Cam McCray, Forrest Garland, Maynard Gordon, Mr. J. Claude Schricver. Coach. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL TEAM 1936-37 ROW 1: Iva Mcllott. Ella Mae Manning. Leona Pittman, Lucille Pittman. Pauline Hendcrshot. Rosalie Fisher 6-19 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS ™SITJ 5HEERLEADERS; r0W I: Trina Elbin. TrecUa Deneen. Dena Ritz, Becky Hendcrshot. ROW 2: Jackie McKccver. Maxine Schrievcr, lx ooic Kicnards. JV CHEERLEADERS ROW 1: Sherry Northcraft, Leda Lash ley. Bonnie Goodrich. Vicki McCarty. ROW 2: Debbie Hendershot. Debbie Decker. Mrs. Carol Wolf. Cheerleading Advisor GIRLS’ VARSITY Maxine Schriever Kelly Beatty Sheila Kerns Joyce Bain Trina Elbin Jonie Bishop Dcna Ritz Denise Funk Mrs. Palmer, our fine Girls’ Basketball Coach. Joyce Bain, our faithful bas- ketball player who served four years. VARSITY SCOREBOARD SFHS Opponent 43 Hyndman 32 57 Everett 44 37 Bedford 80 30 Bedford 54 30 Hyndman 56 32 Central 19 50 Berkeley Springs 26 39 McConnellsburg 55 46 Forbes Road 21 44 Southern Huntingdon 49 58 Berkeley Springs 31 30 Everett 54 32 Forbes Road 38 35 McConnellsburg 37 35 Southern Huntingdon 40 46 GIRLS’ JUNIOR VARSITY Miss Rupp. Coach Carol Hoffman Debbie Richards Becky Hendershot Lisa Palmer Tina Dere Melody Carl Diane Hoffman Lisa Snyder Dawn Adelsberger Dcidra Beatty BOYS’ VARSITY Alan Northcraft, Billy Whiteside. Randy Deike. Mark Mcllott, Tony Oakman. Paul Robert Hixon. Bret Elbin. Craig Elbin, Jeffrey Ritz. Curtis Hixon. Goodrich, Jimmy Ritz, Mike Denccn, Richard F.ader. Brian Dcneen, Basketball Scores from 1975 76 Season SO. FULTON OPPONENT OPP. SCORE 81 at Salisbury 52 94 Salisbury 53 55 at Northern Bedford 67 86 Tussey Mountain 66 63 at Berkeley Springs 82 70 at Everett 71 65 at Williamsburg 89 77 Berkeley Springs 68 58 Ridgeley 63 85 Hancock 58 73 McConnellsburg 82 81 at Hyndman 89 70 at Forbes Road 67 41 at Hancock 45 77 Berkeley Springs 82 67 at Tussey Mountain 55 60 Williamsburg 89 66 Everett 87 68 Northern Bedford 86 67 at McConnellsburg 46 52 Forbes Road 66 83 Hyndman 75 52 Rockwood 77 •Overtime 50 Tony Oakman You’re Gr-r-reat Our only Senior player. BOYS’ JUNIOR-VARSITY BOYS’ JUNIOR VARSITY: John Harper. Curtis Hixon. Jeff Ritz, Timmy Mellon, Craig Elbin. Brett Elbin, John Bain. Denny Palmer. Jimm Rit Brian Dcncen. Mark Mellott. COACHES: Mr Keen Elbin. Boys’ Junior Varsity. Mr Larry Palmer. Boys’ Varsity. MANAGERS: SITTING: Eric Powell. Ray Powell. Chris Palmer. STANDING: Bart Elbin. Kerry Hendershot. BASEBALL R° 1: Eugene Ward Manager Steve Shives. Tracy Mellon, Jeff Stanley. Rusty Blankley, Doug Deneen. Tony Oakman. Craig McCarty. Lynn Smith. Dave Else her, Rick Mellon. Billy Whiteside. Shane Northcraft Manager ROW 2: Scott Smart. Kerry Mendcrshot Managers Dwight Fischer. Denny Mellon. John Harper. Jimmy Barnhart. Craig Elbin. Allen Spade. Jeff Ritz, Brian Deneen. Bret Elbin. Steve Haulman. Bart Elbin. Chris Palmer Managers Mr Keen Elbin - Coach. BASEBALL SCORECARD S.F.H.S. Op, nent 8 Everett ro 1 Hancock 12 9 Everett 7 2 Southern Huntingdon 3 5 Hedges ville 4 8 Southern Huntingdon 11 16 Forbes Road 0 29 McConnellsburg 5 12 Hancock 5 1 Hedgesville 3 4 Forbes Road 0 12 McConnellsburg 4 7 Hyndman 2 0 Hyndman 15 13 Clear Spring 8 1 Hyndman (Dis. Playoff) 5 13 Clear Spring 1 Mr Elbin giving last minute words of advice. TRACK ROW 1: Sharon Stable Manager. John Beatty. Donald Mellott. Paul Goodrich. Caleb Wilt. ROW 2: Karen Spade Manager. Doyle Forshey. Kevin Mellon. Glenn Mellon. Norman Mellott. William DeShong. Timmy Goodrich, James Hoffman, John Bain. ROW' 3: Greg Golden. Jimmy Ritz. Mark Mellott. Stuart Fletcher, Tim Mellott. Dennis Palmer. Rodney Divelbliss. Randy Deike. Ronnie Hixon. Randy Smith, John Nowakowski. Gary Bowman. TRACK SCOREBOARD Team Record: 9 Wins, 5 Losses Central Fulton-83, James Buchanan 58, S.F. 48 S. Huntingdon 68Vi, S.F. 62, Tussy Mt.-58V$ Everett 85, S.F.-59, Mcyersdale 45 S.F. 88, S. Huntingdon 62 S.F.-90, S. Huntingdon 68, Hancock 31 Hedgesville-77, S.F.-64 S.F.-87, Hedgesville -63 S.F. 95, Hancock 65, Berkeley Springs 26 Fairfield Invitational-Runner Up (2nd Place) S.F.-107, Fairfield-43 SCHOOL RECORD HOLDERS Mile Run Kevin Mellott 4:41.1 Two-mile Run Kevin Mellott 10:03 High Hurdles Paul Goodrich 15.4 330 Intermediate Hurdles Paul Goodrich 41.6 Shot Put Norman Mellott 46’ 11” Javelin Glenn Mellott 145’ 4 SENIORS: ROW 1 Sharon Stahl' Manager. John Beatty. Randy Deike. Donald Mellott. ROW 2: Greg Golden. Doyle Forshey. Glenn Mellott. Norman Mellott, James Hoffman. Karen Spade Manager. Our track team has had a very good year, and everyone at Southern Fulton is very proud of them. We have two exceptional athletes of whom to be especially proud Kevin Mellott and Paul Goodrich who have become district champions in the Two-Mile Run and 330 Intermediate Hurdles, respectively. They also competed in the Pennsylvania State Cham- pionship Meet this Spring. In the district meet Kevin placed second in the mile, but also placed first in the Two-Mile. Paul placed first in his event also. Southern Fulton’s last district champion was approximately ten years ago. The team says they owe a lot to the dedication of their outstanding coach, Mr. Robert L Krepps. who has given them the desire to put forth their best. Bill Whitesid John Beatty ur Track lea James Debbie Rictari Becky Henderihot Donnie Ml ViUTM £ GIRLS’ SOFTBALL ROW 1: Carol Hoffman. Anita W'cbcr. Jackie McKeever. Patti Johnson. Pam Hanks. Susie Dcre, Lorraine Hanks. Ginger Barnhart ROW 2: Cindy Smith, Cathy VanDaniker, Dena Ritz, Anna Seburn. Clara Eader. Trina Elbin, Diane Hoffman. Barbara Waltz, Carla Fletcher ROW 3: Kelly Beatty Manager. Mr. Creighton-Coach, Bonnie Goodrich, Lynn Hanks, Holly Whiteside. Penny Lanehart, Debbie Richards. Becky Hendershot. Mr. Kemerer Coach. Glenda Deneen Manager. ABSENTEES: Joyce Bain. Judy Ericson, Linda Exline. SCOREBOARD SFHS Opponent 14 at Flancock 2 25 Berkeley Springs 15 6 Berkeley Springs 17 14 Hancock 12 1 at Clear Spring 27 10 Clear Spring 20 2 Bedford (Playoffs) 28 SENIOR SOFTBALL MEMBERS: STANDING: Joyce Bain, Clara Eader SIT- TING: Cathy VanDaniker, Anna Seburn SEVENTH Velma Bailey Cynthia Bain Dwight Bard Michael Bard Kim Barton Nita Beatty Terry Booth Jayne Bowman Doug Boyce Craig Carnell Faith Carpenter Greg Deike Dolly Fader Bart Elbin Kathy Flbin Cheryl Fricson Shawn Felton Michael Fischer Dwayne Fox Karen Garland f Robert Garland Gary Goodrich Howard Halterman Loretta Hann Brenda Harper Michael Hess Linda Hollenshcad Cheryl Houdersheldt Larry Keebaugh Deanne Kerns Wanda Knable Joy Landers Charles Lanehart Allen Large Joyce Lynch Stephen Lynch Blaine Mellott Bobby Mellott Kimberly Mellott Perry Mellott ROW I: Greg Deike, President; Dwight Bard, Vice-President; Fugcnc Ward, Treasurer. ROW 2: Lori Snyder, Secretary; Miss Lucy Rupp. Mr. Lewis Dencen, Mr. Todd Hoffner, Advisors. The seventh grade class of Southern Fulton took a while to get adjusted from elementary school to junior-high school life. GRADE Dwayne Mentzer Lacie Miller Trica Mitchell Terry Morse Norma Jean Myers Keith Omps Chris Palmer Randy Peck Ronnie Ramsey Brett Remsburg Mark Remsburg Lori Ritz Todd Ritz Deborah Roebuck Daniel Rohm Dennis Peck Doug Peck Ricky Schriever Glen Scott Sharon Sha Duane Shives Rose Shives Karen Sigel Kenneth Sigel Carl Smith Devon Smith Lloyd Smith Scott Smith Lori Snyder Wesley Soudcrs Terry Spade Karrie Spinoe Lanctte Stcach Geraldine Strait Charlene Swope Michelle Trail Eugene Ward Jeffrey Weber Salem Wilt Robert Yost Trixie Younker We took a field trip to Antietam Battlefield and Harpers Ferry during the year. Our class participated in the carnival ticket sales contest and the Christmas tree contest. Lori Snyder, Secretary. EIGHTH. ’)I I 1C'FRS: President Shane Northcraft. Vice-President — Kenny Funk, Secretary Linda Ramsey. Treasurer Kim Hcurer. Advisors: Mr. Mender- shot. Mrs. Hendershot, Mr. Creighton, Mr. Layton. Timothy Bailey Steven Barton Donald Bishop Dexter Blankley Floyd Bohrer Robert Bowman Bobbie Burger Delma Burns Marty Buterbaugh Wanda Carba ugh Michael Carpenter Karen Cavcnder Jeff Decker Walter Decker Doreen Deneen David Diehl Rex Divelbliss Cathy Durst Cheyanne Fader Dennis Farnest Fdward l amest Mary Ann Fbcrsole Elen Flbin James Fricson Mark Fverts Duane Fischer Karen Fischer James Fisher Shu ley I isher Vicki l oltz Mary l ord Kenneth Funk James Garland Dora Golden 60 GRADE Dan Gordon Mark Gunnel Beth Mann Sandra Haulman Kerry Hendcrshot Kim lleuer Earnest Hixon Tom Hoffman Jeanic Hollenshcad Denise Hull James Keebaugh Jeffrey Keefer Craig Kevsler Leda Lashley Brett Layton Charles Leese Ansel Linscott Cynthia Manzo Jenny McCray Donna Mellott Douglas Mellott Eddie Mellott Lesa Mellott Max Mellott Sandy Mellott Donald Mentzcr Phyllis Miller Greg Mitchell Shane Northcraft Sherry Northcraft Mark Palmer John Peck Eric Powell Randy Powell Linda Ramsey Steve Ramsey John Richards Ronald Ritz 61 EIGHTH GRADE Debra Schnever Kenneth Schhever Mabk Schriever Cheryl Seburn Lawrence Sebum Denise Shank Craig Shaw Debbie Shives Travis Sigel Scott Smartt Barbara Smith Betty Smith Daniel Smith Darren Smith Jackie Smith James Smith Sandra Smith Donna Stevens Kevin Strait Steven S wad ley William Trail Melinda Truax Belinda Tyler Linda Van Daniker Daniel Waltz Brenda Weller Russell Weller Gary Wheeler David Whitfield Leslie Wilson Kelly W ilt Jackie W inter Tammy Woodal Melva Younker Sheldon Younker Craig Ziler 62 FRESHMEN SEATED: Brian Deneen. President; James Ritz, Vice-President; Sue Eader, Secretary; Susie Dcre. Treasurer. STANDING: Mrs. Marilyn Wallace, Mr. John Ritz. Mr. Larry Smith, and Mr. Ronald Kcmcrer. Advisors. Dawn Adelsberger Rex Akers John Bain James Barnhart Dedi Beatty Deborah Bennett Ruth Bishop Steven Blankley Gary Bowman Diane Carbaugh Ronald Clark Danny Crouse Brian Deneen Susie Dere Tina Dere Drew Diehl Suzette Eader Brett Elbin Craig Elbin Dwight Fischer Aubrey Fletcher Lynn Hanks Sharon Hollenshead Pamela Hanks Annette Hann Via Hann John Harper Rodger Harr Becky Hendershot Michelle Hendershot Edward Hixon Ronald Hixon 63 FRESHMEN Mary Ann Hixson Deborah Houdersheldt Patti Johnson Debbie Keebaugh Tim Knox Ricky Lake Penny Lanehart Alan Layton Jacqueline McKccver Barry Mellott Denny Mellott Doris Mellott Timmy Mellott Robin Morgret Dennis Palmer Lisa Palmer Debbie Richards Jeff Ritz Jimmy Ritz Sheila Schriever Michael Shaw Beulah Smith Lisa Snyder Allen Spade Craig Stanley Ronald Umbrefl David Van Daniker Holly Whiteside Roger Wilt Jackie Woodal Blaine Younkcr Randy Younker 64 Our field trips included going to McConnellsburg Courthouse. Hancock Bank, and to Harrisburg. Sue Ladcr, Secretary. PNOW NOT AWU8U SOPHOMORES CLASS OFFICERS: ROW 1: President Diane Hoffman. Secretary Carol Hoffman. ROW 2: Advisor Mrs. Sigel. Vice-President Bonnie Goodrich. Treasurer - Cinda Douglas, Advisor - Mrs. Anderson. Dale Booth Elmer Bowman Dolly Carbaugh Melody Carl Debra Decker Jeff Deike Cinda Douglas Jacob Fader Vicki Earnest John Ebersolc Bonnie Goodrich Timmy Goodrich Lorraine Hanks Ricky Hann Steven Haulman Debbie Hendershot Curtis Hixon Carol Hoffman Diane Hoffman David Hull Luanne Koontz Victor Landers Jeff Lynch Vicki McCarty Beverly Mellott Mark Mcllott Ryan Mcllott Tina Mitchell As money raising projects we sold popcorn and candy. We went to Washington D.C. in the spring for our class trip. 65 SOPHOMORES James McLean Jeff Myers William Norris John Nowakowski Bradley Ray Richard Ritz Doris Rohm Jayme Schetrompf Timmy Shives Alexa Smith Cynthia Smith Randy Smith Mike Souders James Strait Warren Strait Carolyn Trail Alice Truax Tami Umbrell Barb Waltz Joanne Ward Anita Weber Karen Weller Dixie Wertz Scott Whiteside Angelena Wilt Bonnie Younker JUNIORS Richard Fader Trina Elbin Judy Ericson Linda Exline Debra Adelsberger Janet Barber Ginger Barnhart Kelly Beatty Joan Bernhard Jonic Bishop Donald Buterbaugh Janet Carnell Ruth Carson Pamela Clingerman Glenda Deneen Trecila Deneen Alan DeShong Sheila DeShong Susan DeShong William DeShong Rodney Divelbliss David Fischer Luratne Fischer Carla Fletcher Stuart Fletcher Denise Funk Paul Goodrich Nancy Haltcrman Jeff Hampton David llann Eugenia Hann Richard Harr Marcia Hendershot CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS: ROW 1: Kim W'ittaker. Vicc-Presi- The Junior Class of 76 were involved in the following activities: We had one demf Debra Adelsberyer, Secretary. ROW 2: Advisors: Mr. John Elbin Mr. field trip to Washington. D. C. on October 21 We I ugenc Goldsmith, Mr. Stan Risser; Denise Funk. Treasurer. Absent: Mark November. We had the prom for the C lass of 76. The last atti it Shanholtz. President of Stantey Products. Debra Adelsberger. Secretary. 67 JUNIORS Robert Mixon Jerry Mixon Sheila Kerns Herbert Koontz Ditha Mellott Kevin Mellott Ricky Mellott Ronald Mellott Tracy Mellott Mark Miller Alan Northcraft Neil Oakman Brian Peck Ray Powell Beverly Ramsey Dena Ritz Maxine Schricver Mark Shanholtz Cindy Shivcs Steven Shives Patricia Spade Kenneth Swope Michael Truax Cindy Mixon True Wesley Tyler Robin Ward Rodger Weicht William Whiteside Caleb Wilt James Winter John Winter Kim Whittaker CLASS MOTTO: OUR INTERESTS ARE IN THE FUTURE BECAUSE WE ARE GOING TO SPEND THE REST OF OUR LIVES THERE. CLASS FLOWER: CLASS COLORS: Red, White, and Blue Carnation Red, White, and Blue CLASS SONG: “No Man Is An Island” No man is an island. No man stands alone; Each man’s joy is joy to me. Each man’s grief is my own. We need one another. So I will defend Each man as my brother. Each man as my friend. I saw the people gather, I heard the music start; The song that they were singing Is ringing in my heart. No man is an island, No man stands alone; Each man’s joy «joy to me, Each man’s grief is my own. We need one another, So I will defend Each man as my brother, Each man as my friend. No man is an island. No man stands alone. CLASS HISTORY We, being the 46th graduating class of S.F.H.S., started our Junior High years as scared little seventh graders. During our Eighth-Grade year we went to Anlietam, Crystal Grottos, and Harpers Ferry. Slowly progressing through our Freshmen and Sophomore years, we finally became Juniors. During that year we sold Stanley, candles, and visited the Smithsonian Institute, and how we anticipated the arrival of our class rings and class jackets. We will never forget all the enjoyment we had planning our great, ’75 Prom “We May Never Pass This Way Again.” Now here we are as ‘big, bad Seniors.’ This year was highlighted by breaking the yearbook sales record for S.F.H.S. with a total order of 1,150 copies. We also had our annual Senior magazine sale. As a result of these accomplishments, we traveled to Shady Grove and Kings Dominion in May. All this, plus our Jr. and Sr. Play, “Egad, The Woman in White,” helped to make our senior year a very successful one. Now it is time for us to travel on, each going our separate way. We will always have those treasured memories of things we did and the places we went together. We have shared the good and the bad, although at times we all wished we could forget school completely; but we made it through. School days are now behind for most of us, but we are only beginning our real struggles in the world away from the security of the walls of S.F.H.S. ALMA MATER Blow, oh gentle mountain breezes, From the golden west; Breathe thy peaceful evening tidings To S.F.H.S. Whisper to us words of pleasure. As the dim twilight Softly gathers round our colors. Dear Maroon and White. To the Indians brave and noble. We will not refuse Loyalty and firm devotion. When we win or lose; We will always sing thy praises. Work for thy success; Hail to noble Alma Mater, Hail S.F.H.S. ouyno o aXJ m 6-19 69 SENIORS Joyce Linda Bain “Bainie” General Atha Jane Barber “Atha” Vocational Timothy Randolph Barton “Good Year Blimp” Vocational John Reed Beatty “Johnny” Vocational James Karl Bishop, Jr. “Bishopper” Vocational Iris Cieneva Blankley “Iry” Business Kducation Rusty Vincent Blankley Wayne Leon Booth Bonita Jean Bradshaw “Vence” “Buck” “Bonnie” Vocational Vocational Business Kducation SENIORS Lois Ann Mills Bowman Judy Marie Crawford David Russell Crouse Witchey Doc Muttley “Weasel Mickey (General General Vocational Randall Carl Deike Douglas Wayne Deneen Michael Mdon Deneen Randy Hess llalfbreed General . Vocational Vocational Merlin Gene Douglas “Geno Vocational Clara Ixnitse Fader Sis Vocational n Dean Douglas Douglas Vocational SENIORS Robert Dwayne Funk “Bob’ Vocational Oscar Doyle Forshey “Doyle” Vocational Gregory Richard Golden “Crow” General Cynthia Ann Hanks “Cindy” General Doris Fllen llann “Dori” Business Education Michael Lynn Hess Mike” Vocational John Edward Hewett “Woodpecker” Vocational SENIORS Roderick Alton Hill “Joe Vocational James Joseph Hoffman “Horse” Vocational Lee Ann Krause “Lee Ann” General James Louis Knight “Jim” Vocational Jeffrey Grier Hughes “Jeff” Vocational Donald Howard Mellott. Jr “Woody” Business Education Craig Eugene McCarty “Dusty” Academic Wendell Keane Leese Slip” General SENIORS Glenn Edwin Mellott “Glenn” Vocational Gregory Alan Mellott “Star” General Norman Edwin Mellott “Norm” Vocational Diane Kay Mentzer Mince” Business Education Steven Brian Morris “Cat” Vocational Luanne Jean Ritz Murray “Mom” General Tony Curtis Oakman Cheryl Jean Pittman Russell Lynn Powell “Oaky” “Cheryl” “Spring” General Business Education Vocational SENIORS Fdward l.ynn Rohm “Mouse” Vocational Sharon Mildred Rohm “Sharon” Business (education Norman Lee Schetrompf “Schetrompf” Vocational Fdward John Shaw “Shaw” Vocational Anna Arlene Sehurn “Banana” Vocational Alicia Kay Shoemaker Turkey” Business Fducation Cynthia Diane Sipes Headers” Business Fducation Gregory James Smith “Smuttily” Vocational 75 SENIORS 6-19 Karen Teresa Spade “Shovel” Business Education Jeffrey Lynn Stanley 76 “Steamer” Vocational Donald Eugene Swope “Duck” (General Anita Marie Trail “Eugene” Business Education Sharon Louise Stahle “Sheepdog” Business Education Gwen Sue Stahle “Shrink” General Lynn Dewaync Smith “Wong” Vocational Trudy Kay Smith “Trudy” General Wayne Benjamin Truax Sherry U ann Trueax “Papple” “Cow General (ieneral Catherine Louise VanlJaniker “Cathy General Stephen Junior Weller “Steve Vocational Druscflla Wilt Milton Eugene Wink Kirk Travis Younker “Dm, “Stink “Ford” 77 General Vocational Vocational MOST I IK I I.Y TO SUCCEED Kandy Dcike ClieryI Pillman James Hoffman MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Pally Seburn Doug Dencen Joyce Rain 78 MOST TALENTED Diane Mentzer Kandy Deike Iris Blankley WHO’S TEACHERS PETS Kandy Deike Karen Spade MOST FRIENDLY James Hoffman Pally Seburn BEST DRESSED Dave Crouse Sharon Stable w MOST FLIRTATIOUS Craig McCarty Karen Spade MOST ATHLETIC Mike Dr nee n Joyce Bain — WITTIEST Robert Funk Iris Blankley MOST STUDIOUS James lloffman ClicryI Pittman TEACHERS' PESTS Robert Funk Anna Sebum iO QUIETEST Sharon Rohm Steve Weller Atha Barber SENIOR OFFICERS AND ADVISORS R°W J: Greg Mellott President, David Crouse Vice-President. Sharon Stable Secretary. Patty Sebum Treasurer. ROW 2: Mr. Wayne Bard Mrs. Dotti Akers. Karen Spade Historian. Mrs. Alda Lashlcy. ABSENT: Mrs. Swaneda Yost. WHO’S WHO AMONG AMERICAN H.S. STUDENTS ROW 1: Patty Seburn, Karen Spade. Sharon Stable. ROW 2: Doris llann, Cheryl Pittman. Ginger Barnhart, Jerry Hixson. Craig McCarty Joyce Bain LceAnn Krause. 80 WELCOME TO THE HERITAGE OF OUR SCHOOL THE LODGE HALL This is where the first high school classes were held in 1927 until the spring of 1928 whenever the new building was ready for occupancy. Y Mary Ann Souders BOARD YARD SCHOOL We, the class of ’76. wish to share some of the “oldies but goodies” with 81 you. So, we hope you will sit back and enjoy this part of the yearbook as much as we have enjoyed putting it together for you. Just turn the pages and let these memories take you back into yesterday. I- AIRVItW SCHOOL a! Amaranth Orpha Snyder, Teacher ROW 1 Neeper Carnell. I roy Parlett, William Hetcher. Fdmund Metcher, Malcohm McKee. Blanche Parlett, Sarah Carson, Ida Crawford, Maye Parlett ROW 2: Alvin Metcher, Wallace Miller. William Fischer, Curtis Crawford. Roy McKee. Marguerite McKee,-------Potter, Myrtle Mellott, Mary Potter. Minnie Wagner ROW 3: George Parlett. James Richards. Raymond Carnell. James Ramsey. Edna Metcher, Mary Crawford, Goldie Lynch ROW 4 Ralph McKee, Kenneth McKee, Earl Potter, Goldie McKee, Ora Rice. Pearl Crawford, Pearl Parlett EAIRVIEW SCHOOL at Amaranth Catherine Laidig. Teacher ROW 1: Sarah Carson, Edmund Metcher. Ida Crawford. William Metcher, Leroy Parlett. Lawrence Stanley. Wallace Miller ROW 2: Pearl Crawford, Edith Stanley. Edna Metcher, Roy McKee, Mary Crawford. Alvin Metcher. Raymond Carnell. Esta Diehl ROW 3: James Richards, William Fischer. George Parlett, Neeper Carnell. Blanche Parlett. Marguerite McKee. Clara Stanley, Goldie Lynch ROW' 4: Pearl Parlett, Mary Denecn, Webster Diehl, Oscar Stanley. Goldie McKee, Ralph McKee. Ora Rice. Kenneth McKee, Clarence Stanley PLEASANT GROVE SC HOOL Bessie Morton, teacher OAK GROVE, Whips Cove, 1907-08 ROW 1 Orville l eader. Belle Mellon. Lizzie Gearhart, Elsie Miles. Rexie Dingley, Bessie Miller. Goldie Plcssinger. Quinter F.nsley, Earl Morgret, Reta Layton. ROW 2 Rosa Hiles, Ada Deneen, Opal Plcssinger. Clarence Engle, Frank Morgret. George Gearhart, Alfred Decker. Roy Plessinger. Roy Deneen. ROW 3: Jessie Fngle. Oscar Robinson. Frances Engle, Bertha Engle. Jesse Morgret. Myrtle Mills, C hester Layton. Lillie Wint Teacher ROW 1 Frances Sharpe. Marvin Layton. Julia Sharpe. Gbdys Eppaxd. Charlotte Sharpe. Mark McCray. Ray Morse. ROW 2 Miss Pearle Bishop teacher. James I isher. Irene Mess. Bruce Garbnd. Wade McCray ROW 3: George B Mess, Margaret Fisher, Harold Palmer. Thurman Garland Rolla Mess. Oak Grove 1899 or 1900 ROW I: (Kneeling) Jesse Martin, Eddie Martin. Oscar Davis. Upton Plessmger ROW 2: Anna Belle Garland Shively Ethel Martm. Nora Garland Fischer Maye Morgrct. Ada Hoopengardner. Annie Smith. Chester Uyton. Walter Hoopcngardner. Dayton Morgret. Houke Martin. Allred Uyton. Carey Carlson. ROW 3: Bessie Sharpe Hess. Grate Layton. Blanche Smith Hill. Rosa Morris Smith. I rank Plessmger Teacher. Gertrude Garland Spohn. Ben Morris. Clara Sharpe Uyton. Howard Garland. Charles Plessinger. id Mrs. ■rymond Umberson I reshmen (lass - 1946 85 1930 TRACK TEAM ROW 1: Hollis Meilott, Fred Charlton, Jobe Peck, Hayes Zimmerman, Marvin Layton. ROW 2: Kenny Hendershot, Thurman O'Rourke, Roy Pittman, Neil Palmer, Lem Kirk, Herbert Powell. ROW 3: Claude Morgret, Wayne Layton, Paul Beale. Track Fans GLEE CLUB 1933 . . „ „ . «... ROW 1 Maye Zimmerman. Louclla Meade. Mary Jane Johnson. Louise Layton, Gladys Stoner. Margaret Wink Hilda Crist. Fawy VanC Aen Ethd Luders. l-dna MeUott. ROW 2 M.ss Group Advisor. Wade McCray. Lem Kirk Helen Truax Leona Manning. Julia Sharpe. Blanche Palmer. Bernice Oakman. Willis McCray. Mark McCray. Merril Layton. ROW 3: Wayne Layton. Mifflin C arnell. Walter Miller. BOARD YARD SCHOOL Mrs. Estalcne Gregory SCHOOL BELLS AND SCHOOL BUSES FIRST SCHOOL BUSES In 1926 the schools in Bethel Township consolidated. With the one-room schools this meant a way of transportation would be necessary to get to Warfordsburg and other schools so I started building school bus bodies in my shop. Helping me build these were Wade, Mark, Willis and Cam. Others helping were Walter Spade, Simon Morse, Brooks Smith, and others. Clyde and Russell Truax helped to paint the bodies. I purchased lots of my supplies from R.D. McKee in Hagerstown, Md. I remember them telling me once when I had placed an order for 12,000 bolts, that it was the largest order they had ever received at one time. The buses went to other counties also. Fourteen went to Stoney Creek Township in Somerset County. I guess we built around 120 buses in all. by Edward G. McCray as told to Betty Wertz TRI STATE TREASURES November 1973 Our five townships and their one-room school houses in the early 1900’s were as follows. The ones with stars were the last ones to have their doors closed before consolidation in 1959. BRUSH CREEK UNION Nun' i 1 ri front of i!to|- !.h«y war � hut) Akersville Buffalo Emma ville Locust Grove Oak Grove Buchanan Fairview Zacks Ridge Center Harmonia Barnes Gap Excelsior BELFAST BETHEL Sipes Mill Philip Morgret’s J. Lake Morton’s Point Maple Grove Pleasant Grove Need more Cross Roa Cedi Mt. Airy Alpine Daniels Gordon’s Mays Chapel Warfordsburg Black THOMPSON Oakdale Center West View Ditch Run Bald Eagle Boardyard Independence Warfordsburg Elementary (1934-35) Warfordsburg Elementary (1933) Thanksgiving Program-Miss Erna Schetrompf, Teacher HARMONIA -1921 ROW 1: John Lehman, Leslie Elickinger, John Schriver, Unknown, Oscar Oakman, Unknown, Wade Elbin, Theodore Keefer. ROW' 2: Willa Lehman, Gldays Ritz, Clara Hammann, Rilla Beatty, Roy Sigel, Ralph Ritz, Verna Beatty, Elizabeth Schriver, Mr. John L. Lehman, Teacher. ROW 3: Cora Oakman, Lois Lehman, Eva Schriver, Ethel Sigel. ROW 4: Viva Stable, Margaret Lehman, Fred Elbin, Cecil Schriver, Francis Hammann, Leslie Flickinger. ROW 5: Augusta Schriver, Ruth Elbin, Clifford Schriver. Ambrose Ritz, Elmer Sigel, Ralph Beatty. OAK GROVE SCHOOL About 1902 ROW I: Elmer Hiles. Riley Decker, Harry Mills. Annie Smith, Frances Engle. Bertha Engle. Pearl Boor. Myrtle Mills, Teacher Tish Peck. ROW 2 Chester Layton. Dayton Morgan, Albert Decker, Jesse Morgret. ROW 3: Maude Akers. Blanche Decker, Viola Gearhart, Grover Hiles. Em maline Hiles, Ed McCray. Alfred Layton, Nora Garland. ROW 4: Anna BeUe Garland, Bessie Sharpe, Gertrude Garland, Howard Garland. Clara Sharpe. GORDON’S SCHOOL - Bethel township - 1899 - 1900 ROW 1: Bessie Heinbaugh. James Myers, unknown. Bill Kirk, Henry Divel. John Divel. ROW 2: Catherine Golden, Frank Slusher, Mary Divel. Harry Mcllott, unknown, Walter Palmer, Nelia Palmer, Mabel Kirk, Mabel Golden. Nelia Golden. ROW 3: Tish Peck-Teacher. Grover Kirk, unknown. Chester Palmer, Bertie Kirk, Roy Golden, Catherine Younker. Willard Palmer. Olive Slusher, Austin Golden, Kit Kirk. OAKDALE SCHOOL, Fulton County. PA 191 7 Teacher: Pearl Stahle ROW 1: Werth Wink, Floyd Wink. George Wink. ROW 2: Ruth Barnhart, Madeline Barnhart. Claude Mellott, Glenn Barnhart. Maye Wink. Merrill Covalt. ROW 3: Mae Woodward, Lynn Covalt. Geneva Barnhart. Marv Covalt. John Covalt. OAKDALE SCHOOL 1938 or 39 ROW 1: Calvin Peck. Johnny Peck, Donald Myers. ROW 2: Frances Peck, Donald Wink. Ray Myers, Lee Myers. ROW 3: Mary Shaw, Chester Peck. Freddie Barnhart, Bill Diehl, John Peck. K€RSVU.l€ JCBOOL UPPER GRADES 1954- 1955 Teachers at Elementary School following consolidation: SKATED: Mrs. Ada Miles, Mrs. Claire Bair. Mrs. Amy Douglas. Mrs. Viva Murray, Mrs. Gladys Williams, Mrs. Ruth Bohn, Mrs. Rintha Whiteside. STANDING: Mrs. Ada McKee. Mrs. Maxine Lashley, Mrs. Cora Booth. Mrs. Elizabeth Paylor, Mrs. Baker, Miss Aura Deneen, Mrs. Nellie Shultz. Mrs. Estalene Gregory, Mrs. Maryellen Wink. This map is to identify the townships located within the Southern Fulton School Dis- trict. The little Rags denote the one-room school houses located within these townships. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL TEAM 1936-37: Iva Mellon. Ella Mae Manning. Leona Pittman. Lucille Pittman. (Team Captain), Pauline Hen- dershot, Roaslie Fischer. ZACKS RIDGE, 1912-1913. Union Township ROW 1: Levada Stoner. Leota Imphong. Rachel Smith. Alma Smith. Clifford Miller, Andy Schriever. Ellis Schriever. Ora Schriever-teach- er. ROW 2: Emily Ward. Jessie Mcllott, Curb Stoner, Chalmer Wallace, Raymond Ward. WEST VIEW SCHOOL, 1915 (1) Pcarle Fisher Stable, (2) Edgar Pittman, (3) Leo “Pete” Weaver, (4) Harry Russell Weaver, (5) Lewis Weaver, (6) Louise Weaver, (7) Pauline Eader Cutchall, (8) Myrtle Bru- baker Yeakle. (9) Caroline Pittman Lanehart, (10) Janet Brcakall Dorier. (11) Lucille Bair Shaw, (12) Lillie Eader Hill. (13) Effic Brcakall, (14) Joe Weaver, (15) Melvin Shives, (16) James Breakall, (17) Mary Ellen Chesnut Wink, (18) Lucille Breakall, (19) Ella Maye Hill Golden, (20) Pauline Chesnut, (21) Alonza Breakall, (22) Roy Breakall. (23) Alvah Mellott, (24) Edgar Shives. WEST VIEW 1907 ROW 1: Ralph Shives. Janet Breakall, Effie Breakall, Caroline Pittman, Russell Weaver, George Kelly Manning. Edgar Pittman, Lewis Weaver. Harry Shaw, Wil- lie Weaver, Hubert Manning. ROW 2: Bessie Breakall. Lula Truxel. Annie Hiett, Audie Dickens. Bertha Shaw, Pearle Fisher, George Johnson, Alvah Shaw. I ley Hiett. Martin Shives, Gaylen Shaw. ROW 3: Harry Hill teacher. Jes- sie Wink. Mabel Chesnut, Judson Wink, Job Hill, John Weaver. 94 EIGHTH GRADE GRADUATES OF NEEDMORE ELEMENTARY IN 1939 ROW 1: Estalene Gordon, Charles Mellott. Leona DeShong. Frank Woodal. ROW 2: Willie Mcllott. Mildred Mellon, Helen Scott, Miriam Hark, Mildred Swope ROW 3: Dorothy Clugston, Maynard Mellott. Jim Ravenstein, Elmer Hill. Robert Johnson. Kathryn Mentzer, Herman Morton. ROW 1: Miss Geneva Golden. Miss Vera Decker. ROW' 2 Mr. A. K. DeShong. Mr. Frank Woodal. NEEDMORE GRADE SCHOOL FIRST SECOND GRADE 1943-1944 ROW 1: Bobby Mellott, Fay Mellott, Willis Mellott, Blaine Gordon, Phyllis Spade. Gladys Clark, Larry Mentzer, Gyde Maringstar, Eugene Mellott. ROW' 2: Robert Rank. Warren Peck, Freda Swope, Mary Ellen Sowers, Noel Mellott, Ronald Mcllott. Ray Adelsberger. Cloyd Swope, Earl Mellott, Arnold Hann. ROW 3: Clayston Gray. Virginia Gordon. Abce Mellott, Gerald Mellott, Doris Peck, Geneva Mellott, Beverly Truax. Ruth Swain. Evelyn Clark. Teacher-Miss Geneva Golden. MIC I Hits IClIoN L«H '.II HMOOt «HlOll 1M «K • «MIUI .«M . ' -4« .1 • 'tlMflN IllLlON JOINT SCHOOL •.'A • � M MI ttcoto� . tm. «u:it , ’ M Mi l� M ac th Left: Warfordsburg Llementary Right: Needmore Elementary OUR HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPALS THROUGH THE YEARS 1927-34 Mr. George Weiss 1934-37 Mr. J Claude Schriever 1937-52 Mr. Raymond Lamberson 1952- 53-Mr. Kenneth Sheetz 1953- 54 Mr. Gordon Charlton 1954- 58 Mr. Herbert Edwards 1958-62-Mr. Franklyn I. Geist, Sr. 1962-65-Mr. Clinton Stewart. Jr. 1965- -Mr. George R. Elbin 96 r. ZACKS RIDGE SC HOOL ROW 1: Ellis Schriever. Clifford Miller. Andy Schriever. Levoda Stoner. Mildred Dudley RONS 2: I rank Stoner. Raymond Ward. Leota Im- phong. Marie Uhlig. Sally Brady. Jessie Mellott ROW 3: Arthur Lynch. Charley Ward. Char- lotte Stoner. Elsie Smith. Annie Uhlig. Lmily Ward, Teacher Lewis Stable NEEDMORE SCHOOL. 1919-20 ROW 1: Earl Kershner. Chalmer Peck, James Clark, Arthur Hill. Jobe Peck, Judson Powers. Marshall Mellott. Moses (lark. Emma Littery. Carrie Peck, Pauline Dixon. Juanita Wink. Lloyd Wink. Carl Peck. Wallace Wink. Werth Wink. Robert Clark ROW 2: Thomas Gordon. Howard Sipes. Edward Clark. Roy Martin. Blanche Smith Hollcn- shead Teacher. Thelma Wink. Thelma Hess, kermit Bard. Beulah O'Rourke, I rank Martin, Ethel Powers ROW 3: Katherine I i on. Madeline Iruav. Morea Mellott. Mildred Dixon. Paul Palmer. Charles Sipes. Minnie Peck, Ruth Gar- land. Edith Peck. Pansy Powers. Laura Mellott. Pearl Peck OAKDALE SCHOOL ROW' 1 Albertis Lanehart. Raymond Daniels. Bruce Diehl. Mary Shaw. Dorothy Daniels. Martha Barnhart. Chester Peck, Eugene Lanehart ROW 2: Hilda Gordon. Billie Jean Covalt. Daphne Diehl. Alton Rinard. Earl O'Rourke. Unknown ROW 3: Mamie Peck, Jessie Covalt, Hazel Garland. Rose Brewer. Maynard Barnhart, Lauren Murray Teacher FRESHMEN CLASS IN 1931 32 SCHOOL YEAR. Reading top to bottom. ROW 1: Rolla Hess, Marshall Divel, Herbert McKee, Dale Stable, Guy Hendershot, Percy Sharpe. Hayes Golden. ROW 2: Stanley Crawford. Anna Stokes. Velma Lewis, Ethel Morse, Maye Zimmerman, Robert Souders. Marie Shaw. Mary Jane Johnson. ROW 3: Ronald Manning, Bill Schultz, Earl May, Kenneth Lewis, John Waltz. Mabel Schriver, Ruby Schetrompf, Rosalie Lynch. ROW 4: Alice Gordon, Wayne Layton, Glen Sigel, Preston Crawford, Conard Carnell, Merril Mellott. NEEDMORE SCHOOL 1919-20. Reading front to back. ROW 1: Carrie Peck, Waneta Wink. Werth Wink, Leroy Peck. Judson Powers, Wade McCray, Edward Clark, Arthur Hill, Arthur Clark, Carl Peck, Chalmcr Peck, Floyd Wink. ROW 2: Blanche Hollenshead. Beaulah O’Rourke, Thelma Hess, Ethel Powers. Thelma Wink. Emma Fittery, Pauline Dixon, Kermit Bard, Edward Clark, Alvin Clark, Wallace Wink, Marshall Mellott. ROW 3: Unknown, Don Hill, Earl Kershner, Boyd Hill, Judson Kershner. Katherine Dixon, Ruth Garland, Howard Sipes, Frank Martin. ROW 4: Edith Peck. Pansy Powers, Minnie Peck, Unknown, Mildred Dixon. Madelyon Truax, Paul Palmer, Roy Martin, Laura Mellott, Unknown, Pearl Peck. ZACKS RIDGE SCHOOL, Union Township ROW I: Alma Smith, Clifford Miller, Andy Schriever. Mildred Dudley. Rachel Smith. Viola Denecn. Jessie McUott. ROW 2: Elsie Sigel. Alta Sigel. Emily Ward. Annie Uhlig, I reeda Deneen. Leota Imphong, Raymond Ward. ROW 3: Elsie Smith, Clara Deneen, Pearl Deneen. ROW 4: Raymond Uhlig. Margaret Stable, Amos Ward, Charley Creek, Earl Leberum, Roy Rice, Burman Stable, Charles Stable. Opal Sharp Teacher. NEEDMORE SCHOOL. 1918-19 ROW 1: Howard Sipes. Boyd Hill, Arthur Hill. James Clark. Wallace Wink. Jobe Peck. Marshall Mellon. Chalmer Peck, Pauline Dixon. Carrie Peck. ROW 2: Mrs. Blanche Hollcnshcad Teacher. Frank Martin. Edward Clark. Don Hill. Kermit Bard. Robert Clark. Thelma Wink, Emma l ittery. Ethel Powers. ROW 3: Katherine Dixon, Thelma Hess, Ruth Garland. Laura McUott. Pearl Peck, Minnie Peck. Paul Palmer. ROW 4 Mildred Dixon, Madeline Truax, Pansy Powers. Charles Sipes, Glenn Powers, Edith Peck, Flora Garland. Mae MeUott, Harvey Clark, Roy Martin. FAIRVIEW SCHOOL at Amaranth, 1946-47 ROW I: Shirley Miller, Sylvia Rohm, Shirley Shaulis, Waneta Hlxon, Neva Layton, Bonnie Clevenger, Arlene Hixon, Fred Rohm, Dari Schriever. ROW' 2: Walter Rohm, Bernard Schriever, Gene Carnell. Jean Hixon, Delores Crawford. Bill Fisher, Paul Schriever, Lee Lashley. ROW 3: Reed Layton, Harvey Shaulis, Homer Stable, Ivan Clevenger. Harper Layton, Eleanor Carnell, Jean Miller, Frances Crawford - Teacher, Mrs. Maxine Lashley. 1927 It was just like spring The earth was freshly moved The bricks were new The walls had memories unsung. But only the beginning Was young Bethel High Because here, for so many Our precious memories lie. A.L. ROW I: Lloyd Mellott. Reba Booth. Leona Manning. Willis McCray. Blanche Palmer, Fairy VanGoshen. Robert Golden. Wallace Mellott. ROW 2: Charles (lark, Faye Zimmerman. Maria Wink, Mr George Weiss, Unknown. Glen Sigel, Percy Sharpe. Mary Hovermale. ROW 3: Herman Deneen, Albert Barnhart, Fred Truax, Mary McC ullough, Marie Barnhart, Georgia Peck. ELFMENTARY TEACHERS (1930-31) Brooks Smith. Miss Beulah Henry, Mrs. Pearl Evans, Miss Erna Schetrompf. TEACHERS ROW 1: Miss Cora Schultz, Miss Margaret Stauffer, Miss Freida Duvall, Miss Jean McSparran. ROW 2: Mr. Donald Kirk. Mr. Brooks Smith, Mr. George Weiss. HIGH SCHOOL STAFF (1930-31) Miss Miriam ROW 1: Fred Charlton. Myrtle Booth. Lewis Deneen. Alice Group, Mr. J. C. Schriever, Miss Freida Duvall, Miss Ranck, Madeline Barnhart, Harold Palmer. ROW 2: Rita Mel- Flcanor Crawford. Mr. George Weiss. lott. Claude Morgret. Geneva Golden. Mr. George Weiss. Ruby Crist, Jobe Peck, Neil Palmer. c t (Right photo) ELEMENTARY TEACHERS (1929-30) Mr. Brooks Smith, Miss Margaret Stauffer, Mr. Donald Kirk Miss Cora Shultz. OUR COUNTRY SCHOOLS OUR HIGH SCHOOL At the turn of the century, the consolidated school was in an experimental stage. Until then, the only means of rural education was the one-room country school. It had replaced the log structures of the pioneer period. Two rows of desks lined each side of the room. Four or five windows on opposite sides of the room furnished a perfect crosslight so disastrous to the eyesight. The front wall space was covered with blackboards, and in front of the blackboard was the teacher's desk and chair. Long, backless benches were in front of the teacher’s desk. Here, on the recitation benches, each class sat to recite their lessons for the teacher. The small space at the back of the room served as cloakroom, lunch- room, and recreation center. The rear walls had pegs to hang coats and hats, and a bench was along the wall on which to place the lunch pails. On a shelf in the corner was a tin water pail with a dipper hanging beside it on a peg. Everyone used the same dipper. A stone jar equipped with a spigot and over replaced the water bucket in time and the children brought their own drinking cups. Heat was supplied by a wood-buring stove in the middle of the room, and uniform temperature was impossible. Wood gave way to coal and later to oil. Electricity was added to give better visibility and those who walked for miles to get to school soon were provided transportation either by bus or by car. The teacher in our one-room schools was responsible not just to teach, but to clean the school house, build the fire each morning, oil the floors in the summer, have anything repaired, and many other duties now performed by other staff mem- bers. The teacher was also a nurse, janitor, parent, and princi- pal. Student life was different then. A student could have the experience of attending all classes each day of the eight years in school. If a student did not understand something one year, the student would perhaps learn it another year by just listen- ing to the other classes recite. There were recesses, one in the morning and one in the afternoon, each day plus an hour for lunch. There was no indoor plumbing, so exterior housing was provided. The times that the students were out for recess and lunch are perhpas the most remembered. Some outdoor games were: prisoner’s base, side base, “Ant-e Over,” kick-the-can, colored eggs, crack-the-whip. Red Rover. Some of the indoor games recalled were: Blindman’s Bluff, hot-butter beans, checkers, button-button, and crocono. Friday afternoons were often special whenever teacher would permit “arithmetic bat- tles”, “geography battles,” and “spelling bees.” Then there were the special times of year The Thanksgiving Program and The Christmas Program. What days to remember! In 1926, the Board of Education of Bethel township de- cided to establish a high school in their township. In the fall of 1927, the first high school classes were held- in the I.O.O.F. Hall in Warfordsburg with Mr. George Weiss as teacher and principal. The new high school was being built in Warfordsburg at this time, but the students did not occupy the new building until the spring of 1928. The next fall another teacher. Miss Freeda Duvall, came to teach and another class was added. By 1929, there were three teachers and forty students in the high school. Bethel Township High School graduated seventeen young men and women in its first graduating class in 1931. Belfast Township built a new grade school about the same time as the high school was built. This is known as the Need more Elementary. Brush Creek. Thompson, and Union Townships still maintained their one-room schools. The stu- dents would now have the privilege of attending high school once they had completed their eight years in the elementary buildings, but bus transportation was not available for all these areas at this time. During the late 1930’s, Bethel High School became known as Warfordsburg High School, and in 1952 Warfordsburg High School became Southern Fulton High School. The 1957 class ring was the last one to read “Warfordsburg High School.” In 1954 a new wing was added to the Warfordsburg build- ing because of the increase in student enrollment. Then in 1958 it was decided to begin construction for a new building. Whenever the new Southern Fulton Jr.-Sr. High School was completed, students moved into it for classes in January, 1959. The new building now houses grades 7-12 from all the five townships. Grades 1-6 now attend the Warfordsburg and Needmore Elementary Schools, because with the new building all the one-room schools in the five townships had their doors closed forever to students. Changes have been made from the little one-room school to our Jr.-Sr. High with its many rooms and teachers. The halls have been given a new coat of paint this summer (1976) and it looks almost as good throughout as the day it was built seventeen years ago. Our school is still continuing to grow and space is difficult to find for everything, but our school is modern in design, and our facilities are very educational and worthwhile. We might sit and dream of the days gone by in the one-room school and wish sometimes that those days would return, but in our hearts we know that “now” is the best time of our life, and we should look to the future by learning from the past. 102 “HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS THEN AND NOW” Akers, Layton, Dot tie (1965------) Anderson, Erma (1965-------- -) Aurand. Donald (1964 70) Bair, Claire (1953-54) Bair, Dale (1967) Bard, Wayne (1957 ) Barton, Rodney (1969 71) Bergstresscr, Inez (1957-75) Bcrnhart, John (1969) Blasko, Joseph (1962-63) Burkett. Kenneth (1956-57) Buterbaugh, Marvin (1960-63) Butts, Marven (1964-67) Carroll, Thomas (1954-58) Catlin, Richard (1959) Charlton, Dclora (1940’s-1965) Charlton, Gordon (1940’s-62) Chase. Alice (1968-69) Clatterbuck. William (1972-73) Claycomb. Kerry (1972-73) Cleveland, Virginia (1934-35) Coldsmith, Eugene (1960-------) Cooper, Gary (1969-70) Crawford. Eleanor (1930-34) Creighton, Janet (1975 -------) Creighton, Ronald (1975-------) Crouse, George (1934-73) Cutchall, Gula (1936-?) DiGiammario, Marie (1972-74) DiGuiseppe. Anthony (1959-63) Deneen, Lewis (1959 ------) Deppe, Mildred (1935-36) Duvall, Freeda (1928-30) Edwards, Herbert (1954-58) Elbin, George (1958-------) Elbin, John (1956---------) Elbin, Keen (1960---------) English, Virginia (1972-75) Finney, Thomas (1954-55) Fix, Eleanor (1972-74) Fox. Vernon (1954-61) Gehr, Sara (1955-56) Geist, Franklyn (1959------ ) Gicnger, Guy W. (1935-37) Golden, Dorothy (1940’s-1968) Gregory, Estalene (1960-64) Grosh. Allen (1975--------) Group, Mariam (1930) Gum, Joanne (1963-68) Hall, Don (1961-66) Hammond, William (1960- ) Hardin. Herbert (1960-66) Hardin, James (1958-68) Hardin. Marion (1965-68) Harness, Catherine (1953) Harris, Freda (1957-72) Hcndershot, Daryl (1964-65) Hendershot. Iris (1959 -) Hendershot, Paul (1960------) Hoffner, Todd (1975-------) Hoover, David, Rev., Dr. (Substitute) Johnson. Betty (1964-65) Johnston, John (1944-55) Kemerer, Ronald (1968-------) Kerns. Eugene Lyle (1964-67) Kline, Harry (1963-65) Knutti. Joyce Ann (1961-63) Krepps, Robert (1974-75) Kring, Carol Ann (1960-61) Kuiken, Edna (1969-70) Lamberson, George (1930’s) Lashley, Alda (1968-------) Lauar. Wallace (1966-67) Layton, Edwin (1963---------) Leibfreid, Virginia (1962) McClernan, Constance (1972-75) McGee, Sandra (1968-69) McGraw, Linda (1971-72) McSparren, Jean (1929-30) Mellott, Claude L. (1955-58) Murray, Viva (1959-71) Northcraft, Audrienne (1956-57) Palme r, Carole (1966 ) Palmer, Larry (1966--------) Palmo, Maxwell (1972-74) Phillippi, Laura (194042) Powell, Homer E. (1940’s-61) Rajtik, John C. (1955-60) Reiner, Glenn (1974-75) Ritz, John (1958------- ) Robertson, Lula Belle (1968-71) Romig, Mark (1974----------) Rupp. Lucy (1972 ) Schooley, Foster (1959-62) Schricver, Claude (1930-37) Shade, Wayne (1967-71) Shafer, Earl (1964-67) Sheet , Kenneth (1952-53) Sibert, Lee (1959-64) Sigel. Anna Maye (1965 -------) Smith, Larry (1973—--------) Souders, Helen Jane (1962-63) Stewart, Clinton (1963-64) Stuard, John M. (1961-62) Sucic, Thomas (1963-65) Thomas, Geraldine (1934-?) Truax. Roger (1962-67) Tobias, Carol Ann (1961) Wallace, Marilyn (1972--------) Welsh, Robert (1959-60) Weidner. Donald (1956-58) Weiss, George (1927-34) Whitesell, John S. (1955-56) Williams, Beulah (1933-34) Williams, Gladys (1959-75) Wise. William (1954) Wolf, Bernard (1971--------) Yeakle, Myrtle (1954-60) Yost. Swaneda (1963--------) Young. Mary (1969-72) Zilch, Donald (1957-59) 103 BUILD FOR CHARACTER NOT FOR FAME CLASS OF 1931 ROW I: Myrtle Booth. Gaude Morgret, Hayes Zimmerman. Lena Zimmerman. Beatrice Denccn, I red Charlton. Lewis Deneen. Martena Deneen ROW 2: Mr. Schricvcr. Jobe Peek. Ruby Crist. Neil Palmer. Rita Mcllott. Alice Ranck, Harold Palmer. Geneva Golden. Marvin Lavton. Madeline Barnhart Mr. George Weiss, Principal. CLASS OF 1932 ROW 1 Juanita Wink. Thurman O'Rourke, Reba Palmer. Hollis Mcllott, Freda Zimmerman, Thelma May. Paul Beale, Emma Hess, Kenneth Hendcrshot, Maxine Hill. ROW 2: Georgia Mower. Harold McKee. Ruth Morgret, Faye Barnhart. Ralph Layton. Marie Charlton. Ruth Ranck. Gyde Plessingcr. WE BUILD THE LADDER BY WHICH WE CLIMB CLASS OF 1933 ROW 1: Gladys May.. Louise Layton. Gladys Stoner. Hilda Crist. Ethel Souders, Anna Mary Smith. ROW 2: Miss Germaine Klaus Teacher. Wade McCray. Ray Morse. Mearl Layton. John Golden. Mr. George D Weiss. Principal. CLASS OF 1934 BOTTOM ROW Helen Truax, Bernice Oakman. Margaret Wink. Clarence Crawford. MIDDLE ROW Guy Ritz. Mark McCray. Julia Sharpe. Edna Mellott, Richard Johnson. Roy Pittman, Mildred Mellon. BACK ROW: Lem Kirk. Mulford Garland. Maye Crist. Florence Peck. Walter Miller. )0g THE GOALS OF TOMORROW ARE MET BY THE LEARNING OF TODAY CLASS OF 1935 ROW 1: Mayc Zimmerman, Rolla Hess, Alice Gordon, Guy Hendershot. Mary Jane Johnson. ROW 2: Wayne Layton, Ronald Manning Marie Shaw Dale Stahle. Mcarl MeUott, Velma Lewis. Earl May. Mr. Schriever. ROW 3: William Shultz. Herbert McKee. Marshall Diehl, Kenneth Lewis. CLASS OF 1936 ROW 1: Willis McCray, Blanche Palmer. Faye Zimmerman, Wallace Mellott. ROW 2: Francis Allison, Fred Truax, Robert Golden. 106 IT IS A ROUGH ROAD THAT LEADS TO THE HEIGHTS OF GREATNESS CLASS OF 1937 ROW 1: Martha Marie Winter. Douglas Layton. Helen Golden, Bernard Truax. Marjorie Wilkins, Maynard Gordon. ROW 2. Bernard Barnhart. Lucille Pittman. Forrest Garland. Rosalie Fisher, Cecil Garland. Hope Mann. Mr. Gaude Schriever. ROW 3: Juanita Hill. Althea Jackson. Beatrice Stoner, Mildred Carson. CLASS OF 1938 ROW 1: Royce Zimmerman. Helen Gordon. Margaret Duvall. Mclise Layton, Mildred Gark. Maurice Shaw. ROW 2: Mr. Lamberson. Izora Lynch. Boyd Hess. Alice Hart, Floyd Palmer. Pauline Hendershot, Frederick Lynch. Fdith Liebrum. ROW 3: Rctha Duvall. Franklin Lynch, Ethel Schnver. Scott Palmer, Louise Beatty, Gyde Hendershot. THE ROPES OF THE PAST RING THE BELLS OF THE FUTURE CLASS OF 1939 ROW 1: Gwendolyn Hill. Dorothy Lcasurc. Hulda Smith, Leona Pittman. Arlene Hixson. Vance Hixson. Leone Barton. Mary Barton. Louise Beatty. Ina Garland, Louise Stahle, Eunice Garland. Margaret Gordon. Reda Shank. Evelyn Shaw ROW 2: Bernard Barton, Emory Diehl. Jr.. Frank Bard. Calvin Layton. Donald Spade. Ira Souders, Eugene Sharp. George Miles, Cam McCray. Paul Ward, Maynard Wilkins. CLASS OF 1940 ROW 1: Betty Lynch. Robert Scricver. Beverly Camel!. Wilmer Mellott. Mary E. Fisher. ROW 2: Miss Cutchall, Marion Palmer, Evelyn Palmer. Viola Garland. Ernest Truax. Geraldine Hill. Eugene Hixson. Mr. Lainbcrson. ROW 3: Eleanor Barnhart. Mifflin Carnell. Jessie Covalt. Warren Palmer. Louise Powell. Mildred Duvall. Iva Mellott. IN GOD WE TRUST CLASS OF 1941 ROW 1: (Top) Lois Akers, Mabel Akers. Mary Akers. Max Akers. Virginia Akers, Dorothy Bartun, Jane Barton, Majoric Barton, Reva Bottcnfield, Billie Jeanne Covalt, Louise Crawford ROW 2: Alice Deshong, Alma Deshong, Goldie Deshong, Herbert Fisher. Eugene Garland, Maxine Garland, Herbert Golden, Paul Gift, Carl Hann. David Hann ROW 3: Russell Hann, Bruce Hendershot. Vaughn Hixson, Roy Hess, Lawrence Jackson, Perry Jackson, Catherine Manning. Maxine May, Myreta Oakman. Hayes Palmer. Bclva Plessinger. ROW 4: Blair Plcssingcr. Julian Shanholtz, Anna Jean Shaw, Reed Sigel. Pauline Smith, Wayne Smith. Geraldine Stable, Cora Spade. Belva Stoner. Raymond Ward. ABSENT: Howard Boore.Carl Rcmsburg. CLASS OF 1942 ROW 1: (Top) Alta Barney, Robert Barton, Shirley Barton. Marvin Carncll. Kathleen Crawford, Allen Crown Deihl. Walter Deshong. Olive Dingley. Homer Fischer ROW 2: Joseph Fisher. Floyd Garland. Junia Garland. Earl Golden, Veryl Grey. Galen Hanks, Denver Hess. Ada Hixon. David HoUcnshcad ROW 3: Mack Lcasure, Vernon Leese. Fred Lewis. Boyd Mellott, Margaret Mellott, Wildcna Mcllott. Homer Scricver, Reed Scricvcr. Alta Smith. ROW 4: Glen Smith, Lloyd Smith. Phyllis Smith, Ethel Stevens, Guy Trueax. Dorothy Truax. Rosaleane Winter. Harold Woodal. ABSENT: Glen Elbert Golden. HARD ROADS LEAD TO THE STARS CLASS OF 1943 ROW 1: Lloyd McCray. Robert Akers. Frank Woodal, Jr.. Martha Barnhart, Frank Palmer, Mildred Mcllott. ROW 2: Mr. George Crouse Teacher. Richard Bottcnficld. I stalcnc Gordon. Charles Mcllott, Charles Stahle. Milton Dcnecn. Henry Powell. Iva Weicht. Gaude Sigei. Sherman Carson ROW 3 Dorothy Creek, Nancy Shaw. Earl Effland. Allen Akers. Gaude Hcndershot. Edmond Hann. Carl Dcncen, Kathryn Mcntzcr. ROW 4 Burhl Booth James Stahle. Mary Good. Julia Hcndershot. Kathryn Hixon, Madatinc Mcllott. Herman Morton. ABSENT: Velma Bishop. Vera Barton. Jack Layton’ Margaret Rubeck. Herman Shelton. (The picture above was taken in 1940. A graduation picture of the Class of 1943 was not available so not ail the students pictured became graduates.) CLASS OF 1944 ROW 1: Miss Geraldine Thomas teacher. Dwight Gordon. F.mogene Deneen, Wilma Duvall. Ruth Gugston. Jean Lewis. Homer Powell. ROW 2: Emma Fischer. Mary E. Winter. Dorothy Richards, Betty Jane Hixson, Norma Lee Palmer. Kathleen Layton, not pictured: Pearl Funk. 110 PERSEVERANCE OVERCOMES EVERYTHING CLASS OF 1945 ROW 1: Levcarl Schricvcr. Mary Shaw. Delphine Sharpe, Jean Manning. Geraldine Bishop. Margaret Schrctrompf. Esta Everts. ROW 2: Helen Ward. Goldie Kline, Almcta DcShong, Carrie Divel. Doris Lehman, Norma Hixson. Betty Smith, Leila Strait, Geraldine Hess. ROW' 3: Clyde Strait. Marvin Oakrnan. Jim DeShong, Leon McCray. William Smith, Blair Truax. Cloyd Plcssingcr. Horace Mcllott. Edward Beatty. Hillis Mellon. CLASS OF 1946 ROW 1: Velma Dingley, Fern Garland. Velma Mcllott. Louise Gordon. Miss Thomas. Wrclda Everts. Hope Stable. Laura Shaw. Reva Bottenfield. ROW 2: Coy Mcllott, Ernest Deshong, Lorna Mellott. Betty Garland. Anna Mayc Whiteside. Charlotte W'oodal. Bernice Layton. Dorothy Scricvcr. Alma Stahle, Audrey Mellott ROW 3: Gerald Mcllott. Wayne Akers. Walter Mcllott. Gene Stahlc. Max Truax. Donald Cook. Glendora Duvall. Lindy Fischer. WE STRIVE FOR PERFECTION CLASS OF 1947 . 0W.,, :J?°naJd Lccsc Rcba Char,lon Geor e Smith- Alvcra Wilkins, John Allen Hollenshead. Georgia Truax ROW 2: Ralph Michael. Virginia Ann Duvall. Charles Hixon. Jr.. June Schncver. Robert Hcmsky. Robert Wilson. Mr. George Crouse ROW 3: Elmer Plcssinger. Ralph Garland. Mildred Schetrompf, Orville Duvall. CLASS OF 1948 ROW 1: Mildred Bivens, Glenn Hendershot, Mary Ann Beatty. Robert McCray. Ethel DcShong. Charles Palmer. Velma McUott, John Elbin. Kathleen Layton. ROW 2. Mr. John Johnston, Gladys Mcllott. Donald Smith. Alice Jean Hess. Lamont Oakman, Vivian Mellott, Herman Hann. Arlene Charlton. Willard Northcraft. Agnes Smith. ROW 3: Loretta Williams. Kathryn Mcllott. Ivan Mumma. Mary Jane Trail. Dalton Crawford. Helen Wilson. Guy Hess, Edith Smith. WE AIM TO SUCCEED CLASS OF 1949 ROW 1: Patty Myers, Doris Jean Truax, LaRue Fink. Regina Michael. Mr. Powell. Dolly Cromwell. Thurman Everts, Alice DcShong, Eileen Elbin. ROW 2: Gene Shives, Marilyn Morton, Claude Truax. Paul Spade. Pearl Garland. Pauline Scriever, Dorothy Schultz, Lena Belle Stahle. ROW 3: Richard Smith, Vesta Crist, Shirley DuVall. Estaline Botlenfield. Marvin Northcraft. CLASS OF 1950 ROW 1: Robert Sigel, Juanita MeOott, Earl Clevenger, Dorothy Schctrom. Ruth Lynch. Mr. George Crouse, Sarah Jane Barkman. Catherine Mellott, Kenneth Hixon, Madeline Hcndcrshot. William Burkett, Wanda Martin. ROW 2: Homer Stahle, Lenora Hart. Alma Knablc, Lois Jean Truax, Lois Lee Hcndershot, Katheryn Mellott, Violet Manning, Alice Evertts. Patricia Keefer, Wanda Engle, James Golden. James Shaw. ROW 3: Charles Edwards. Eugene Schricvcr, Marjorie Swain, John Beatty, JoAnn Pittman. Delmar Mellott, Hope Correll. Gerald Shaw, Elizabeth Mellott, John Winter, JoAnn Charlton, Wayne Bard, Lauretta Layton. CLASS OF 1951 ROW I: I ranees Crawford. Gloria Jean Keefer. Phoebe Clark, Ruth Schricver. Esther Duvall. Marjorie Bailey. Mary Jane Manning. Virginia Diehl. Lettie Mellott, Velma Fink. ROW 2: Miss Mary Lou Witmer. Fern Plessinger. Betty Funk. Nancy Mcllott. Verda Culler. Eleanor Carnell Janet Garland. Betty Mellott. Mary Gordon. Phy llis Akers, Nellie Dingley, Mr. John Johnston ROW 3: Pauline Barton. Delores Bottcnfield Kenneth Powell Denver Mellott. Reed Layton. Gene Bradshaw. Lloyd Booth. Ernest Shives, Jr.. Guy Hann. CLASS OF 1952 ROW 1: Margaret Golden. Beryl Waltz. Joan Garland. Norma Truax. Norma Mellott. Delma Charlton. Alda Swain. Mabel Leasurc. Moynelle Schetrompf Glenda (Karns) Schriver. ROW 2: Mrs. Dorothy Golden. LornaPeck, Charlotte DeShong. LaVonne Shaw. Shirley Imcs. Virginia Wertz. Audriennc Northcraft Marlene Schetrompf. Ruth Truax. Elcanora Duvall. Alice Pittman. Maxine Hann. Hazel Clevenger. ROW 3: William Lucas Allan Hixon George Elbin, Lee Botlenfield. James Shives. Marcus Layton. Robert Layton. John Houdershcldt. ROW 4: Gem Smith. Melvin Mann Lawrence Golden, Gorman Palmer, William Trail. Earl Waltz. Jr. WL ARE STILL ROWING, NOT DRIFTING CLASS OF 1953 ROW 1: Shirky Hanks, Marietta Mcllott. Doris Peck, Lois Barton. Nanette Shaw, Patricia Simpson, Naomi Powell, Yvonne Price, Gladys Jordan. ROW 2: Malcolm Peck. Gocrge Smith, Robert Kirk, Glen Palmer. Clifford Wilt, Richard Duvall. Benjamin Truax. Kenneth Crabill, Mr. Homer Powell. ROW 3: Nancy Shcetz. Lstalcne Mcllott. Evelyn Manning, Mildred Hill, Sarah Duvall ROW 4 John E Ritz, Boyd Clevenger. Merrill Gordon. Harper Layton, McCauky Miller. Carl Micheal. Kenneth Sigel. Gerald Strait, Melvin Shaffer. Sylvan Hcndcrshot, James Hollenshead. CLASS OF 1954 ROW 1: Lorraine Truax. Marcia Dick, Bca Joy Crabill. Ruth Swain. Alice Mcllott, Nancy Brant. Jean Carson. Joanne Adclsberger. Rhoda Belle Spade, Dean Truax Lee Lashley. ROW 2: Mr. George Crouse. Jean Duvall. Wanda Lee Oakrnan. Beverly Duvall. Mary Jean Mellott. Joyce Booth. Ruth Hill. Geneva Garland Duvall. Ambrose Ray. Henry Golden. James Decker. Thomas Dugan. Beverly Truax. Treva MeUott. ROW 3: Joan lunk. Gerald Bard. Keen Elbin, Robert Walters, Warren Peck. Paul Hcndershot. George Truax, Keith Hixon. Kenneth Booth. ROW 4: Charles Bohrer, Gerald Mellott, Allen Lee Smith. Dean Northcraft. Charles Manning. John C. Ritz. WORK FOR THY SUCCESS CLASS OF 1955 SmIar,Rftwrr u 'nc ®rakcaU-Pau,� ne F°rdvMade,iii Litton. Doris Spade. Shirley Weller. Beulah Smith. Joan Crawford. Yvonne Lynch. Norma Ston RftW ri-J 'n Marjorie Shaw Mary Golden. Eileen Bishop. Iris Martin. Leah Truax. Janice Miller. Dolores Rit . Joy “• JameS HO ,• Ra'Ph ' iSCher' PaU' HCnd'rSh°'' Rich d Ward' C,yd' Boolh' N.«han CLASS OF 1956 5?,u u,t Ce °,1,l'nenC °n. Lee Ann Crist. Betty Crouse. Dorothy Schrrcver, Neva Layton, Sylvia Chesnut. Yvonne Comerer, Janet Yonker rfx!fr.MJK ’ w ? HlM°n RMea H,XOn M chel1 R0W 2: Lieanor Edwards, Mamie Mellon, Janet Miller, Maye McKee. Elva Spade Delores 8!V„NanClyJSm ,h' Yvonnc Petk’ Ma,lenc Ford' Bcl|y Layton, Betty Garland. Sonja Shives. Bernice Smith ROW 3: Opal Garland M oree oZ Rnw°r Wln e?.' n'r- WJ lc de- James Rll ' Donald Hixson. Dale Fischer. Robe,. Ward. Lauren Shank. Stanley Palmer, Mr. George Crouse. ROW 4: George Sigel. Russell Gordon. James Hill. Robert Duvall. Robert Munch. Dean McCray. KNOWLEDGE PAVES THE ROAD TO SUCCESS CLASS OF 1957 ROW 1: Alice V. Kirk, Marlin Douglas, Ruth Brakeall. Roger Truax, Opal Golden. Richard Golden. Juanita Pittman. Roy Mills, Dons Jean Souders. Joe Spade. Alda Mac Crawford. ROW 2: Willis Mellott, Shirley Walters, William Golden. Phyllis Adams. Arnold Hann. VaUic Truax. Richard Yonker. Carol Shives. Claude Truax. Virginia Waugh. Mr. Homer Powell. Advisor ROW 3 William H. Fisher. Ada Hcndershot Fletcher, Robert Hill. Dorothy Gordon. John Lucas. Phyllis Gordon. Harry Lee Garland. Marion Hcndershot. Calvin Smith. Geraldine Smith. Rodney Smith. Mary Anne Chcsnut. Lloyd Truax ROW 4: Myron Golden, Stiles Duvall. Dean Shank. Lynn Palmer, Richard Munch. Boyd DeShong. '' SduiKcrn jTifton. Joint Hiqft ScRooi CLASS OF 1958 ROW I: Alice Keefer. Marian Simpson. Brenda Lynch. Joanne Koontz. Saundra Duvall. Helen Shaw. Mabel Akers Wanda Lee Dolores Shaw. Audrey Akers. Waneta Huron. Mary Ann DeSantis. Carol Barton. Shirley UttonJfOW 2- Genevieve ’Wap.,cr • NeU“ Shoemaker. Yvonne Schetrompf. Naomi Mellott. Jane Truax. Maynard Mellott. Coy Spade. Robert S wad ley. Alvin Brant. Henryw ' • •� “ Bohrer. Geotge BreakaB, Betty Jean Crawford. Mr Cordon Charlton. ROW 3: Mr. Herbert J. Edwards. Robert Barnhart. Darnel Smith Jr, Dafc Hea. Daniel Swain Grover Strait. Ray Clevenger. Harry Sowers. Jr. Nedl Miller. Gerald Hendersho. Ray Mellon Sandra Nave.Brenda I Smith ROW 4: Eugene Truax, Foster Souders, Barbara Layton. Patricia Morse. Carl Thomas. Dons Duvall. Esther Mellott, Lenore Golden. Chcsnut. Larry Smith. Dale Wink. John Covalt. Jr.. Nelson Caldwell. Vaughn Shank. ABSENT: Carl Furman. KNOWLEDGE COMES BUT WISDOM LINGERS CLASS OF 1959 S°y siev ROW 2: Mr orTe M Hen uarM ttir rv8: T ’ °rd’ « � •« • Don. Truax. Janice Crist. Shirley Hess. Roger Mellott. Mrs. Dorothy Golden ROW 3 Jowph Horst AImfd Fn De V1 ' '“l(.Spade- L,nda Barnh t. Joyce Lay, on. Man, Hixson. Alma Karns. Hixson McK RonTd SnlhhCorton. Sr„J?earS Sfir MirStUU BOO,h' Mar n LynCh- Maynafd SpadC- Wm' - Ray Oielnut.TawrenT'shuMri. CLASS OF 1960 ROW I: Sylvia Spade. Dixie Breakall, Ray Swadley. Sarah Barnes. Donald Bard. Carol Gordon. Alice Jean Truax Dorothy Ann Lavton Dons Lee Bre nda Ma CrifL JuanitaudersCs am T “l’0 ? .Bo nle Lou Hixson ,:dmond Hann- Litton. Anna Mayc Zimmerman. Schenompf ROW3 7 ?' ThC°i°yCe ?cfcr’ ar,an Mc,,0,t Doris • He,en ««man, Philip Bohrer. Cordelia Caldwell. Lynn CaylensTaw J? E D°f°'hy CM- Hefc G ri“d «endanho.. Keith DuvaM. KNOWLEDGE IS POWER, WHEN GUIDED BY WISDOM CLASS OF 1961 ROW 1: Mary Mellott, Norma Everts, Betty Edwards. Beverly Stcach. Glenda Jo Carpenter, Kdna Smith Annabel Morgret. I aye Realty, Charlotte Waltz Eleanor HUE Cindy Deneen. Elsie Kin. ROW 2: Edna Hixson. Roberta Golden. Carole Ritz. Carol Simpson. Carol Reel, Bonita Mellon Linda Sipes Opal Booth Marlene Barnhart. Lois Akers. Sylvia Spade. ROW 3: Jerry McKee. Max Mellott. Wanda Fix. Gloria Bernhard. Gloria Keefer. Carolyn Winters. Mary Barnhart. Faye Smith. Mary Ford. Foster Mellott. Frank Plessmger. Richard Lake. ROW 4: Lee Johnson. Thomas Ford. Ronald Hammond. Thomas Swain, Ronald Swope, John Clark, Lawson Duvall. WUliam Creek, Ross Gordon. Dclmas Bard. Larry Palmer. CLASS OF 1962 ROW I Carole Furman Diana Trueax. Linda Breakall. Carolyn Comerer. Carol Martin. Huldah Wilt. Marcella Younker EUcen Golden, Sandy Gordon Phyllis Stanley. Audrey Hixon. Cynthia Mellott, Mary Mills. Jackie Powell. Linda Swain Mary Bradshaw ROW 2: Ruth ®““‘h'Kenneth Hixson Charlotte Hixson Gary Hess. Gary Akers. Sheldon MeUoit, Leon Smith. Carl Apple. Jerry Beatty. Franky Mellott, Calvin Comerer. Kenneth Fischer Gerald Mellott Blaine Morton, Carol Shank. Judith Pittman. Ruth Miller ROW 3: Linn llendcrshot. ( halmer Strait. Roger Akers Ro Waiteo! Junio, B shop AM.e Schetrompf, Craig Sauter. Eugene Hart. Forres, Bard. Dale Bair. Harold Dive., Larry Hixon. Mark Bradshaw. Nile Hill, Eugene Mellott, Earl Hendcrshot. Gary Bohrer. NOT AT THE TOP. BUT STILL CLIMBING CLASS OF 1963 ROW 1: Dixie Souders. Richard Mellon. Nancy Schriever. Randy Mellon. Lyndall Golden. Carol Peck. Dorothy Hill. Roy Gordon. Alice Sebum, Majorie Smith, Janice Hann, Joe Weller. Alma Waltz. Ronald Hixson. Anna Blankley. ROW 2: Donald Sigcl. Virginia Sigcl. Harold Mcllott. Olive Smith. Gerald Hixon, Beverly Divelbliss, Darrell Layton. Donna Rinard. Lewis Williams, Charlotte Truax. Clair Duvall. Jean Booth. Walter Mcllott, Betty Jean Decker. Ronnie Zimmerman. ROW 3: Nita McKee. Dale Sigel. Phyllis Bohrer. Eugene Swope. Agnes Ford. Lester Brcakall. Thelma Layton. Richard Layton. Judy Breakall. Dale Gordon. Barbara Peck. Gilbert Decker. Jr.. Charlene Gordon, Lot Blankley. Delores Smith. ROW 4: Gloria Morgan. John Smith, Joyce Shives. Roy Morse. Shirley Lynch. Edward Northcraft. Ruth Ann Akers. David Horst. Janice Bernhard. James Pittman. Carrie Harr, James Funk, Orpha Shaffer. Robert Schuhart. Grace Hill. Gene Mellott, Jean Gordon. CLASS OF 1964 ROW 1: Allen Wagner. Pamela Apple, Dale Golden, Darlene WTiceler. Vernon Barnhart. Betty Lou Spade. James Fischer. Marlys Palmer. Harold Mellott, Erma Peck, Allen Shanholtz. Gretta Brady. Virgil Mcllott. ROW 2: Ronald Ward. Sandra Stable. Robert Golden, Doris Clark. Daryl Mcllott. Mary Ellen Edwards, Larry Morton, Joan Mellott. William Lake, Linda Smith. Richard Bernhart. Brenda Joyce Raw'ls, Rodney Swain. Marie Peck. ROW 3: Roy Miller, Sherwin Fix. Linda Miller. Dale Smith, Betty Mellott. Gary Layton. Alma Hoop. George Shives. Darlene Gevcngcr. Robert Garland. Nancy Booth. Paul Bohrer. Clara Williams. Frank Mcllott. ROW 4: Lester Garland. Connie Booth. Ray Smith. Maxine Spade. Robert McKinley, Judith Truax, Homer Landers. Sharon Fix. Mark Spade. Ruth Kirk. Carter Bard. Sharon Hammond. Russell Duvall. Jerry Bair. ROW 1 Vcrken Powell. Dari Hixon, Dolly Peek. Lauren Bard. Grcathcl Brady. Randy Shaffer. Carol Harris. Charles Garland. Joyce Strait. Cecil Tritle, Thelma Smith. Kenneth Hendershot. Geraldine Decker ROW 2: Darlene Rohm. Gary Shivcs. Linda Peck. Ralph Schnever. Kay Mellon. Kenneth Hewett. Alma Mellon. Roger Ward. Jean Garlick. John Gcist. Claudia Ward. William Sipes. Diane McKee. Raymond Hess ROW 3: Lee Mellon. Jud Mellon. Nelson Barton, Carolyn Fogal. Hcrvcv Hann. Linda Mellott. Larrv Barnhart. Connie Mellon. Hobert Hann. Norma Mellon. Preston Weller. Margaret Reel. Jean Remsburg, Poll) Ward ROW 4 William Barnhart. Mary Wright. Janet Walters. Jean DeShong. Floyd Powell. Imogcnc McKee. Patricia Winters, Leon Smith, Carolyn Mellott, Wildena Wilkins, Gary Truax. Harriet Chubb. Leona Smith, Joan Mann. Larry Barnhart. CLASS OF 1966 ROW 1 Merrill Lynch. Linda Booth. Gene Truax. Nancy Bivens. Wayne May. Walter Sigel. Janet Peck. W'iUis Golden. Catherine Mellott. ROW 2: Mary Keefer Coy Rohm Mabel Mellott. Daniel Smith, Sharon Ritt. Kaye Sipes. Gary Layton. Mary Plessinger. Edgar Keebaueh. Bett Golden ROW 3: Allen Crouse Kaye Miller. Gary Mellott. Janet Fischer. Larry Carnahan. John Carpenter. Barbara Smith. Steve Gordon. Dorothy Clark. Roger Leasure ROW' 4: Jackson Duvall. Arlene Barton. Leon CovaJt. Shirley Hann. Hobert Barnhart. Charlotte Smith. Linda DeShong. Barry Shives. Carol Fischer. Dave Layton, Anna Powell. WTarren Golden. 121 WHAT WISDOM CAN YOU FIND THAT IS GREATER THAN KINDNESS? CLASS OF 1967 ROW 1 Linda Mellott, Eugene Hann. Tony Tritle. Willard Dcshong, Jr.. Phyllis Weller. Joann May. Sara Ward. Virginia Weller. Gregory Shaffer Nancy Souders. Dennis Cavendcr. Joanne Powell. Gary Shives. ROW 2: Rosalind Williams. Richard Truax. Jenny McCray. Bob Gordon. Donna Hendershot, Zane Shives, Kay Gordon. Robert Harris, Martha Gordon. Stuart Trucax. Brenda Barnhart. Larry Akers, Christine Barton ROW 3: Rodney McCray Carol Mellott. Larry Mellott. Sara Souders. Lee Clark. Betty Shives, Roger Barnhart, Mary Lou Gordon. Bill Souders. Linda Barton. Bill Bennett Marcia Hixson. Paul Sigel, Elizabeth Smith. Bill Pittman ROW 4: Edith Golden. Gary McCray. Christine Akers. Ryan Linger, Karen Winters. Ricky Uesc, Mary Lou McKee. Gary Stahlc. Barbara Shives. Kay Dombrowsky. Lowell Barnhart. Barbara Strait. Richard Moseman, Anna Wilt. David Strait. Joan Eller. CLASS OF 1968 ROW 1 Joanne Beale, Sandy Eddy. Shirley Weicht, Naomi Mellott. Barbara Strait. Andrew Smith. Cindy Kincaid. Shirley Mellott. Shirley Hixon. Cheryl Palmer, Patty Booth. ROW 2: Joe Smith, Barbara Pittman, Wanda Ward. Alice Booth, Helen Mellott, Barbara Sipes, Susan Barton, Louise I ischcr. Barbara Fischer, Debbie Ward, Cheryl Ward. David Pittman. ROW 3: Gary Hill, Dave Bray. Franklyn Geist, Jr., Daniel Peck. Gene Lecsc. Randy Beatty, Jeanie Hill, Willard Hill, Donnie Golden. Norman Mellott, Thomas Strait. William Swope WISDOM WITH DILIGENCE AND SKILL KNOWS NOT THE IMPOSSIBLE CLASS OF 1969 ROW 1 Sarah Carson; Robert Booth, Linda Tritlc. Leon Hann. Vesta Bard. Ronald Clingerman. Linda Mellon. Frank Strait. Sandra Harris. ROW 2: Edgar Miller. Shirley Barton, Thomas DeShong. Sharon Hendershot. Walter Schnever, Alinda Lcasurc. Calvin Barton. Joan Mellott. Jack Wetzel. ROW 3: Mark Sipes. Connie Bain, Gregory Geist. Sue Duvall. Ronald Shives. Kay Hixon, Gregory Peck. Glenda I ogal. Steve Harris. Janet Powell. ROW'4 Bonnie Clark. Homer Edwards. Laura Barnhart. Carl Edwards. Sharon Mentzcr Bard. Donald Sipes. Susan Souders, Lynn Mellott, Cynthia Golden, Paul Hill. Carol Whitfield. CLASS OF 1970 ROW 1: Evelyn Decker. Diane Lanehart. Marlene Hixon. Karen Johnson, Phyllis Pittman, Nancy Plessinger, Gloria Bohrer. Judy Shives. Carolyn Weller ROW' 2 Rcba Bard. Elaine McCray Hill. Barbara Fletcher. Karen Crawford. Sandy Powell. Izella Swope. Susan Remsburg. Teresa Weicht. Marilyn Gordon, Linda Dyer. Susan Sipes ROW 3: Judy Hixon. Larry Williams, Linda Ford. Susan Hann. Lex Mellott. Nancy Mellott. Cindy Swisher Mellott Larrv Trucax. Marty Ringencr. Linda Blake. Roy Trueax. Carol Powell. ROW 4: Dale Denecn. Lonnie Palmer. Gary Gregory. Francis Garlick. Barbara Clingerman. Gary Kerns. Ed Wilt. Sara Krause. Harry Blake. Lester Smith. ROW 5: John Mellott. Walter DeShong. Satricia Dcnecn. Roger 'arnhart. Bill Shives. Lubrent Dcnecn, Larry Barton. Tom Strait. Richard Munson, Brenda Smith. Charles Swope, Merle Beatty. WORK NOT FOR THE GOOD OF ONESELF. BUT FOR THE GOOD OF MANKIND CLASS OF 1971 l? vRid1ttoUCnnC 'h' l dWa'd WhU ide- UO MCU0,,• Pmman' Th“m ‘ R,°«L4k. Sh.wn'w Sjl CLASS OF 1972 B ie‘ MROW2V£ SfJlfP1 cRh° ?r CoUeen swi� her Barb Shiver. Linda Deneen, Cheryl Henderrhot, Edna WeUer. Barry Mcllott, Newman Lynn Oakman Rarh«a MHImm Ant y Jarry Mosemann. Darlene Shanholt . Dennis Ward. Ginger Clark WHAT WE ARE IS GOD’S GIFT TO US, WHAT WE BECOME IS OUR GIFT TO GOD CLASS OF 1973 ROW 1 Harper Kecbaugh. Bertha Clark. Thomas Weller. Cathy Fletcher. Calvin Everts, Ellen Palmer. Daniel Lanchart. Denise McCray. Vikki Adelsbcrgcr. Calvin Mellott, Pam Hendershot Krause, Samuel Simpson. ROW 2: Linda Scburn, Diane Sipes. Mary Barber Michael. Jeanne Ford. Paula Smith, Sharon Kerns Mellott. Joycelyn Palmer. Terry Smith. Mildred Carson. Rebecca Shivcs, Connie Morgan. Cheryl Mellott, Carol Smith. ROW 3: Daniel Leese. James El I wood Betts. Steve Ward. Joan McKeever. James Barton. Dianna Fisher. Coy Hill. Eugene Hann. David Clark. Larry I ischcr. Dwain Soudcrs. McKinley Smith. David Whiteside ROW 4: Nicholas Mentzcr. Michael Morris. Barbara Wertz. Ronald Powell. Marlinda Schrivcr. Kent Fix. Randy Hill. Gary Bradshaw. Duane Williams. Basil Pittman, Jr.. Kermit Swope. Glenn Schriver. Daniel Fischer. CLASS OF 1974 ROW 1: Phyllis Plessingcr, Kathy Mellott. Debbie Stanley McKee. Ginnie Kennedy Mellott. Alice Pittman. Sharon Strait. Delilah Diehl. Dcmse Mellott, James E. Smith. Tana Mellott, Dorothy Truax. Virginia Palmer. Jackie Beatty. Debbie Swisher. Audrey Wmk. Peggy Swope. ROW 2. Althea Hill. Sharon Buterbaugh. Cathy Hendershot McKeever. Keith Fix, Rodney Leese. Brenda Younker, Kathy Dencen. Mona Mellott. Nancy Mellott. Karen DeShong, Marcella Divelbhss. John McKee. Peggy Scburn. Steven Palmer. Pat Carpenter. Lynn Stahlc. Debbie Crawford. Jackie Slick. Lois Shivcs. ROW 3: Chalmer Bernhard. Kenneth Kerns. Larry Shoemakc. David Hcwctt. Denvin Bard. Danny Porterfield. Jeff Chcsnut, Tom Mellott. Arnold Younker. Wilma Hull. Cindy Mellott, Susan Ford. Brenda Ward. Albcn Dencen, Raymond Tyler. Delmar Hollenshead. Bnan Fletcher. Robert Mitchell. ROW 4: Randy Ward. Sam Souders. Roger Ritz. Jimmy Spade. Harry Lanehart. Danny Wertz. Edgar Wright. James D. Smith. Terry Ziler. Danny Fischer, David Gregory. Rick Barnhart. SUCCESS DOES NOT COME TO THOSE WHO WAIT AND IT DOES NOT WAIT FOR ANYONE TO COME CLASS OF 1975 : lC|ft 1 uFighV ycn ssa. Wcl{f • Bf,!y Crawford. Lisa Goodrich. Cathy McKeever. Jan Winter, Tommy Woodal. Rebecca Palmer. Debbie CindTpeck Brendb wX’ «ugtes. Dough� Mellon Flora Mellon. Karen Palmer. Alan Fischer. ROW 2: Darlene Kitz. Peggy Garland Grove. Tr.Jl'x8 h C! Cr ° ' Jiy lm h' Pamda Debra Younker tdwards. Sharon Shives. Dennis Omps. Kimberly Dyer. JSS|tT Jeff Do n,C hsche,r Lorcn Lecsc- Dcan Wilkiiw. Karl Swope. Russell Hoffman. Arthur Smith. Lois Knight. Jc� Ward. Wayne Ward Alvin Shives. Bonnie Krause. Billy Bradshaw. Wilma Bohrer. Susan MeUott. ROW 4: Allan Hixon Diane I i sc her ctn|Stiria Ii RObCrl 'VJ‘,tfie,dt Carok Hendershot. Joel Wilt. Lynn Bard. Terry Smartt. Rick Hendershot. Marietta Sipes. Jeff Souders. Dodie Lynch, Leticia Mosemann, Patricia Mosemann, Mike McKinney. ABSENT: Unda Rohm Golden. Watson Sigel. A D V E R T I S I N G Our initial advertising staff meeting held on August 11. 1975. at Town Hill Restaurant. ROW 1 (FRONT): Tony Oakman. Wayne Truax. Donald Mellott. ROW 2: Karen Spade. Cheryl Pittman. Cmdy Hanks, Lee Ann Krause. Doris Hann, Diane Mentzer. ROW 3: Sherry Trueax. Cindy Sipes, Ins Blanklcy, Sharon Stahlc. Judy Crawford. Patricia Seburn. Norman Schetrompf, Craig McCarty. Gregory Golden. James Hoffman. PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Guy Akers Mr. and Mrs. Lee Lashley Deanna and David Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Layton Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Martin Jim and Cindy Bishop Mr. and Mrs. Robert McGuire Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Blankley Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. McKelvey Rusty Blankley Delmar A. Mellott Cindy and Johnny Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Mellott Eugene Coldsmith Mr. and Mrs. Fred R. Mellott Mr. and Mrs. Ron Creighton Ruth Miller Danny Crouse Tammy Miller Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Crouse and family Morral Farm Supply Rick Davis Mr. and Mrs. Larry Morton Sheila DeShong Mrs. Viva Stahle Murray Sue DeShong Mr. and Mrs. Larry Palmer Mr. and Mrs. Earl E. Divelbliss Patty and Donna Peck Mr. and Mrs. George R. Elbin Veryl and Beulah Peck Mr. and Mrs. John L. Elbin Mr. and Mrs. Anthony S. Pittman Elva’s Beauty Salon Christopher S. Pittman Everett Cleaners Mr. and Mrs. John Ritz Alan Fischer Miss Lucy Rupp Danny Fischer Anna Sebum Mr. and Mrs. James E. Fischer Alicia Shoemaker Kenny Fischer Mr. and Mrs. Butch Shoemaker and Pippy Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Roger Shoemaker Mr. Allen Grosh Mr. and Mrs. George Sigel Carole Ann Hendershot Mr. and Mrs. Glenn A. Sipes Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hendershot Mr. and Mrs. Larry Smith Sam Henry Lynn Smith Mr. and Mrs. Don Hill Jim Spade Carol Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Veryl Spade Mr. and Mrs. Todd Hoffner Eric Stahle Iris and Kevin Mr. and Mrs. Homer Stahle Judy and Gary Sharon Stahle Karen and Larry Mr. and Mrs. Jim Thomas Mr. Ronald L. Kemerer Town Cleaners Lee Ann Krause Diane Whiteside Krause’s Store Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Wolf L. M. Toy Craft Supplies Shop Mr. and Mrs. Joe Landers 128 Swaneda K. Yost CRUSHED STONE READY MIXED CONCRETE MORTAR I CONCRETE SAND AGRICULTURAL LIME H. B. MELLOTT ESTATE INC. McConncllsburg. Penna. Office (717) 485-3171 PLANTS Ready Mix Plants Hagerstown. Md........... 301-739-9519 Warfordsburg. Pa...... 717-294-3281 Warfordsburg, Pa. 717- 294-3281 Big Cove Tannery, Pa. 717—485-3440 Hagerstown, Md. 301-739-6011 Frederick, Md. 301—662-6550 Stone Quarries Hagerstown, Md........... 301-739-6011 Warfordsburg. Pa......... 717-294-3281 HIGHWAY PETROLEUM SALES, INC. Burner Service Hancock, Md. 678-6155 129 COMPLIMENTS OF PIITMAN'S IGA FOODUNER Cor. PENNA. AVE A HIGH ST. MON., TUES. WED. 9:00 A.M. TO 9:00 P.M. HANCOCK. MARYLAND TOWN HILL MOTEL, INC. 130 Exit 31, Interstate 70 Warfordsburg, Pennsylvania 17267 Telephone 814-735-4347 or 717-294-3333 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1976 K The Greatest Name In Trucks MACK TRUCKS, INC. HA GERSTO WN OPERA TIONS P W EXCAVATING, INC. graduating class ANDREWS PHOTOGRAPHERS W£ KNOW A £ OUR o,L -lHF' and CAS toa! 649 Philadelphia Avenue CHAMBERSBURG. Pa. 17201 DeSHONG OIL AND GAS INC (717) 264-4323 Harrisonville, Pa. Phone (717)485-3100 • Distributors of “Arco Btfflttw CM 7j[ 1 . “WHY TRY THE REST, GET THE BEST!” WALTER R. DYER, JR. BERKELEY CLUB BOTTLING MFG. CO. 4§= 613 S. Washington St. Berkeley Springs, W. Va. 25411 Route 2 Hancock, MD 21750 (304) 258-2313 132 Masonry Construction EVERETT FOODLINER INC. ( ngratultttions class of 1976 From: 250 West Main Street THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK McConnellsburg, Pa. Everett, Pa. 15537 “The First in Banking Services” FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Herbert Fisher Phone 717—573-2820 100 West Washington Street Hagerstown, Md. Insured Savings and Mortgage Loans” FISHER’S FURNITURE Route 655, South Needmore, Pennsylvania The Money Growers” Member of FSLIC Paul Fisher Dianna Fisher 133 BUILDER FULTON BUILDERS AND SUPPLY t odenm e O , JnSymn yfoun AmB.' i Phone 485-4415 McCONNELLSBURG mmm 0- PA. FULTON MOTOR Jffultnn County National Sank Sc ffiruat (Company McConnellsburg, Pa. ESTABLISHED 1887 “THE COMPLETE BANK” Member of Federal Deponit Insurance Corporation Member of Federal Reserve System 134 SALES, INC. 225 Lincoln Way East McConnellsburg, Pa. 17233 Phone: 485-4323 LARGENT’S CCvry and 'a «� •; Phone:678-6131 TRUCK AND IMPLEMENT CENTER, INC. Truck, Tractors, Industrial Lawn and Garden, Homelite saws Parts and Service We are getting ! naMAaAn| OwlOmHontitiMti. tf greatest iS B ■ FI KB Wi owth n Our 8 1 year h .story and avory FFI gflgfllgl -ungto account .assured to $ 40 000 Mamba Federal Dapoa msurwtca Corporation ■ HIRoute 3 us 522 s°uth Berkeley Springs, W. Va. 25411 (304)258-1370 KIRK FORD SALES INC BOB LOWRY CHEVROLET- OLDS 100 Ford Drive Hancock, Md. McConnellsburg, Pa. 678-6123 485-4224 FORD Chevrolet 135 OTT BROTHERS FARM AND APPLIANCE rav PiummcR ■ CONSTRUCTION INC. GENERAL CONTRACTORS • INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS • DRIVEWAYS GRADED and PAVED • CONCRETE WORK of ALL KINDS • ROCK DRILLING and BLASTING • HIGHWAYS and HEAVY CONSTRUCTION • EQUIPMENT RENTALS • LAND DEVELOPMENT International Farm Equipment General Electric Appliance FRANCHISED BUILDER 739-1986 McConnellsburg, Pa. PECK idomod Dr., Ingktwood Acrn, Md. DID YOU KNOW? EQUIPMENT COMPANY It takes about one ton of coal John Deere Sales Service Warren Peck. Owner 136 Warfordsburg, Pa. 17267 Phone: 717-573-2250 to generate 2,000 kilowatthours of electricity. The cost of this fuel now represents about one-third of your electric bill. Potomac Edison W Pa,t 0 the Allegheny Power System BARD’S DOUGLAS CARPET CLEANING SERVICE STATION RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL FREE ESTIMATES HANCOCK, MD Phone 717-573-2211 EVERETT REXALL — PHARMACY 108 EAST MAIN STREET CREEK’S EVERETT, PA PRESCRIPTION SERVICE JEWELRY GIFTS HALLMARK CARDS HANCOCK MARYLAND M M CREEK TCLIPHONE (� 0� 77 RUSSELL-STOVER CANDIES DEAN’S MARTIN TRUCK, CORPORATION PAINTING GMC—WINNEBAGO—WILDERNESS REPAIRING TRUCKS AND RECREATIONAL VEHICLES COMPLETE SERVICE BUILDING “BY PEOPLE WHO CARE” MARTIN TRUCK CORPORATION BIG COVE TANNERY MAUGANS AVENUE and r INTERSTATE 81 ifW— . W r PENNSYLVANIA 17212 HAGERSTOWN, MD Phone 301-739-5577 PHONE 717-294-3221 W. H. MELLOTT McCONNELLSBURG MOTOR AND IMPLEMENT CO. li tyouq Jinvtfafioyi TO VISIT for all LADIES’ APPAREL AUTHOR ZED SI=ER3V FEW MCLLAIVC PARTS and SERVICE McCONNELSBURG, PA THE VILLAGE BOUTIQUE HANCOCK, MD LOW D. A. ervice WASHABAUGH III, AGENCY Erie Insurance Exchange Erie Family Life Insurance Co. 225 Lincoln Way West McConnellsburg, Penna. 17233 P S B PR I M T I INJ G 215 Lincoln Way Host, “THE MOST FOR YOUR MONEY” McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania 485-4970 TOLLGATE AUTO PARTS 109 SOUTH 7th STREET McConnellsburg PENNSYLVANIA 17233 Alleine's Fashion Shop Ladies, Children’s, and Infants Wear McConnellsburg, PA 17233 Beautvfair Hairstylist Ruth Ann Fisher Hancock, MD 21750 Bedford Fulton Tire Service Warfordsburg, PA 17267 Betty’s Fashions The Store of Fashion, Quality, and Value 124 East Main Everett, PA 15537 Breeden’s Philip 66 Berkeley Springs West Virginia 25411 Bowman's Your complete clothing and variety store Berkeley Springs, WV 25411 BP SERVICE STATION H.A. Hesse, Inc. Burner Service — Fuel Oil Air Conditioning— Heating Hancock: 678-5278 Hagerstown: 739-6070 y BP Self-Service Gas PA Inspecting Station Warfordsburg, PA Floyd S. Bohrer 294'3134 Homer W. Stahle 294-3599 J AMERICAN PARTS BRANNON’S RADIATOR AND GLASS SERVICE 220 Fulton Street J Hancock, MD21750 PHONE: 678-6515 ] Berkeley Auto Parts. Inc. ROUTE 3. BOX 46 — BERKELEY SPRINGS. W. VA. 25411 PHONE. (304) 258-256� BERKELEY SPRINGS BOWLERAMA Berkeley Springs, WV J f PHONE: (304) 258-1815 | jjfcS Owners: Elmer and Julia McBee M 11 PHONE 304-258-1502 THE CARRIAGE HOUSE OF GIFTS Cards 'Wood Glass fJiftt t£.. ReDroductions Berkeley Springs, W. Va. 25411 307 Independence St. BERKELEY SPRINGS SPORT SHOP 116 N. Washington St. Berkeley Springs. W. Va. 25411 Phone 304-258-1698 CITIZEN’S NATIONAL BANK Berkeley Springs, WV 25411 “Your Full Service Bank PHONE: (304) 258-1520 IlGX S ffiOT� vwkxmfo BIKE RIDER’S SUPPLY, INC. 29 East Main Street Hancock, MD CLARK AND HOTTEL MOBILE HOMES 2 locations 4 miles south on U.S. 522 Berkeley Springs, WV 25411 67 East Main Street Hancock, MD 21750 T. H. COMPTON Sand Coal - Aplitc Petroleum Products Hauling 31 States Berkeley Springs, WV 25411 PHONE: (304) 258-1470 CORNELIUS COMMUNITY FURNITURE ' Hancock, MD DAIRY QUEEN Hancock, MD 21750 PHONE: 678-6220 DAWSON’S HARDWARE EQUIPMENT, INC. GE APPLIANCES. PROPANE GAS SERVICE bottled gas service BERKELEY SPRINGS, W VA. 2541 1 PHONE 304-256-2111 GMC EST.j 1927 TRUCKS A DeSHONG’S 'mm? SERVICE GENERAL AUTO REPAIRS Lincoln Way West 485-4531 McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania DIEHL and LAY, Inc. 52 W. Main Street Hancock, Maryland 21750 PHONE (301) 678-6777 Jewelry Television DUGAN’S SELF SERVICE Fresh Meats, Produce, and Grocery Route 522 Berkeley Springs, WV 25411 EARLEYS STORE SHOES SHOE REPAIRING Dry Goods McConnellsburg, Pa. - Phone 485-3542 EDDIE’S TIRE SERVICE Berkeley Springs, W. Va. 25411 Wholesale Tires Retail Farm - Truck - Passenger T. E. Stotler — Owner Phone Area Code 304-258-1368 Closed Holidays Sundays Open 8 Till 5 ERNIE’S AUTO SALES 51 East Main Street Hancock, MD 21750 PHONE: 678-5500 EXLINE HARDWARE Hancock, MD 21750 “True Value” FAMILY SHOE AND SPORT SHOP Footwear for all sports Adidas and Converse Area distributor for Wilson Sporting Goods THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Everett, Pa. 101-111 W. Main St. Hancock, Md. 21750 “Building a better way to see the U.S.A.” FULTON AUTO PARTS, INC. McConnellsburg, Pa. 17233 PHONE: 485-3177 Largest Supplier in Fulton County Locally Owned FISCHERS GARAGE Crystal Spring, Pa. Exit 30 1-70 Compliments of FULTON COUNTY DEMOCRATIC WOMEN Cl)c jfulton General Repair and Towing Cars and Trucks State Inspection Counts XctUG FISCHERS RESTAURANT “Fulton County’s Prize Winning Weekly” THE FULTON DEMOCRAT Home Style Cooking Daily Specials right off 1-70 Exit 30 McConnellsburg, Pa. Established 1850 Printing and Publishing FULTON GAS AND APPLIANCE McConnellsburg. PA Furniture and bottled gas HANCOCK MOTOR COMPANY 153 East Main Street Hancock. MD 678-6714 Chrysler, Plymouth, and Dodge Sales ROBERT GARLOCK 207 South 7th Street McConnellsburg, PA 17233 THE HANCOCK NEWS ski-doo Main Street Hancock, MD 678-6255 As long as there's winter. GORDON’S MEMORIALS HANCOCK PHARMACY Authorized Rock of Ages Dealer 39 West Main Street Hancock, MD 21750 Star Route Hancock, MD 294-3581 294-3541 COMPLIMENTS OF HOWARD AND KATHLEEN GROVE GROVE FUNERAL HOME HINISH FEED AND FARM SUPPLY “Your friendly Master Mix Dealer” Feed and Farm Supplies Everett, PA HANCOCK BLOCK PRODUCTS, INC. Phone (301 678-6526 Hancock. Maryland 21750 HIXON’S REPAIR SHOP Bolens Lawn Garden Equipment Trail Bikes Auto and Bike Mechanic Route 1 Hancock, Maryland PHONE: (717) 294-3406 HOFFMAN AUTO WRECKERS One mile off 655 Warfordsburg, PA Used cars and parts sold 24 Hour Towing THE HOME CENTER, INC. PHONE: 678-6476 TH Hancock. MD 21750 Zenith — General Electric Maytag — Carpet - Furniture HOVERMALE’S PRODUCE WHOLESALE FRUITS - PRODUCE - FROZEN FOODS FRUITS Phona 258-2124 517 No. Wo.h'.ngton St. F OZEN SEAF°°° BERKELEY SPRINGS. W. VA. 25411 VEGETABLES IGA McConnellsburg, PA 17233 I HE JAMES SHOP M-M-M! BAKERY FRESH BREAD | Ladies' and Men’s Wear Hancock, MD 21750 PHONE: 678-6780 or 678-5111 JOHNNIE’S MOTEL AND DINER ‘You have tried the rest, now eat the Best McConnellsburg, PA 17233 t compliments Jfmtfral HHrrrtiir JOHNSON FUNERAL HOME Berkeley Springs, WV PHONE: (304) 258-2076 — Berkeley Springs PHONE: (304) 947-5651 — Paw Paw Cfruj uituIaU td GRADUATES H. D. JOHNSTON, D.O. General Practice 425 East Pine McConnellsburg, PA 17233 CLETUS KERNS Excavating and Timber Cutting Route I Casper Road Hancock, MD 21750 PHONE: 678-5365 LA PETITE BEAUTY SALON Complete Beauty Service 122 West Main Street Hancock, MD21750 PHONE: 678-6900 McCORMICK’S Hancock, MD 21750 McKINLEY’S FOOD MARKET, INC. PHONE (304) 258-3081 MERCHANTS (Gulf) SERVICE Route 522 South • Berkeley Springs, West Virginia 25411 Gas • Oil • Lube • Minor Repairs • New and Used Auto Parts MILLER AND KERLIN, INC. Contractors and Supplies Dealers in Pre-built Homes Hustontown, PA 17229 PHONE: 987-3431 or 987-3777 (0nqrutulatums to the graduating class WILLIAM L. MILROTH, M.D. 111 South Second Street McConnellsburg, Pa. PHONE: 485-4180 McLAUGHLIN’S DRUG STORE Whitman’s Candy Prescriptions Hallmark Cards 214 Lincoln Way East McConnellsburg, PA PHONE: 485-3724 TRUCKS MELLOTT MOTOR SALES Home of Fine Cars Star Route North McConnellsburg. PA DODGE CHRYSLER WARDS MONTGOMERY WARO □ Main Street Hancock, MD2I750 MOTEL 70 Crystal Spring, PA hvrm PALMER INSURANCE AGENCY PECKIE’S AUTO BODY REPAIRS Insurance and Accounting 302 Lincoln Way East McConncIlsburg, Penna. Ruth M. Richards 717-485-3154 PHONE: 717-485-3743 Wheel Alignment and Balancing Complete Auto Body Repairs before disaster strikes.” Custom Painting PALMER’S STORE PEOPLE’S NATIONAL BANK of Hancock Warfordsburg, Pa. Hancock, MD 21750 PHONE: 294-3575 Member of F.R.S. F.D.I.C. PARGAS, INC. PLEASANT VALLEY RESTAURANT Route AO East Hancock, Md. 21750 U.S. 522 North r PHONE: 678-6127 “For all your propane needs” Rill W$ PARK-N- DINE POTOMAC AUTO PARTS “Your NAPA Jobber” RESTAURANT 53 East Main Street and CWm Hancock, MD CARWASH PHONE: 678-6111 Hancock, MD21750 PECK’S TASTEE FREEZE RICHARDS AUTO SALES, INC. “Home of the Complete Chrysler Family.” A (j ) A Warfordsburg, PA McConnellsbure. PA I'MlHrdwSSi, M 810 Lincoln Way East IL Jk U Telephone 485-3113 t� A T r McConncIlsburg, Penna. 17233 145 INSURANCE AND BONDING RONALD L. RICHARDS cfficfuxxd.i Onswumcs Serouie 203 Lincoln Way East McCONNCLLSBURG. PA. OFFICE 403-3014 HOME 405-4103 ‘Your protection is our profession SHIVES PIZZAS AND SUBS PHONE: 678-5272 nzk Hancock, Maryland ROTZMEATS Meats — Country Cured Hams Phone 485-3467 Star Route North McConnellsburg, PA 17233 SNYDERS INSURANCE AGENCY 105 Lincoln Way East McConnellsburg, PA RUBY’S BEAUTY SALON SOUTH PENN SHOOTERS SUPPLY Main Street Hancock, MD Guns Ammunition Hunting Supplies Needmore, PA 17238 SHIMER AND STENGER General Merchandise 207 Lincoln Way East McConnellsburg, PA 17233 PHONE: 485-3236 SOUTHERN BELLE TRUCK STOP AND RESTAURANT Route 522 - Berkeley Springs, W. Va. 25411 VIC BARB PERRY - PROP. PH. 25B-364B OPEN 24 HOURS SHIVES EXCAVATING Melvin J. Shives, Jr. PHONE: 729-1175 or 729-1140 KikHIQL Needmore, PA 17238 PHONE: 294-3456 D. W. STEWART, INC. Brownies — Potato Chips Cakes — Candies Route 5, Cumberland, Maryland TRUAX AUTO REPAIR YOST MOTOR COMPANY Comp. Auto Body and Upholstery Route 3 Box 10 Berkeley Springs 258-3635 146-166 West Main Street Hancock. MD 678-6681 Asphalt Paving Materials CottqsidtiibLtCttu GRADUATES UNION EQUIPMENT, INC. James R. Cutchall Supt. Office 717-294-3297 Home 717-987-3185 Donald O. Vanorsdale Plant Supt. 717-294-3297 WARD’S MEAT MARKET Route 2 Warfordsburg, PA WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Jack M. Widmyer, Owner Hancock, MD PHONE 301.678.8883 WHEELER’S OPTICAL . £tjL cM.aAt anti cRtpai A Crystal Spring Grocery Soft Freeze, and Snacks Crystal Spring, PA 15536 H. J. Culler, Inc. Milk Transportation McConnellsburg, PA 17233 Everett Flower Shop 14 Water Street Everett, PA 15537 Everett Jewelers Six East Main Street Everett, PA 15537 G. C. Murphy The Family Place to Save McConnellsburg, PA 17233 • Geno’s Grocery Needmore, PA 17238 573-4180 Grissinger’s Market 107 Lincoln Way East McConnellsburg, PA 17233 Hel-Mar Farm Restaurant Star Route North McConnellsburg. PA 17233 Hendershots' Sporting Goods Hancock, MD 21750 Hesses’ Barber Shop Main Street Hancock, MD 21750 147 MAURICE R. WHEELER OPTICIAN PENNSYLVANIA AVB.. Ext. HANCOCK. MD. 21730 148 OUR THANKS TO THOSE WHO HELPED US Hinkles' Discount Liquors Resley Tire Co. Hancock, MD 21750 RR 2, Route 40 West Hagerstown, MD 21740 Compliments of Dr. W. B. Howerton Ritz Brothers' Store Berkeley Springs, WV 25411 Warfordsburg, PA 17267 Jack's Restaurant 707 Micro Mart McConnellsburg, PA 17233 Berkeley Springs WV 25411 Lanehart and Son Warfordsburg, PA 17267 Shafer Sunoco 573-2390 McConnellsburg, PA 17233 485-9925 McConnellsburg Auto Supply Route 16 Shaw Motor Company McConnellsburg. PA 17233 West Main Street Hancock, MD 21750 McCray Building Supply Co. Warfordsburg, PA 17267 Shimer’s Auto Body McConnellsburg, PA 17233 Mellott’s Garage Roger Mellott Dr. James H. Schultz Needmore, PA 17238 201 South Second Street McConnellsburg, PA 17233 Mellott’s Sunoco Service 217 North Second Street Southern States, Inc. McConnellsburg, PA 17233 Route 523 Hancock. MD 21750 Mortons’ Feed Mill Big Cove Tannery, PA 17212 Stoner’s Florist 485-3573 139 Washington Street Hancock, MD 21750 Myers' Garage Lee Myers Stuckey’s Pecan Shoppe Needmore, PA 17238 Warfordsburg, PA 1-70 Manager — John Blake National 66 Service Station Bernard Truax, Proprietor Taylor’s Flower and Gift Shoppe Hancock, MD 21750 821 L. W.E. Rt. 16 McConnellsburg, PA 17233 717-485-3135 ONE HOUR CLEANERS 104 Lincoln Way West Valley Treat Drive-In McConnellsburg, PA 17233 Star Route North McConnellsburg, PA 17233 Pam’s Fabrics Route 522 North White’s Variety Store McConnellsburg, PA 17233 South Main Street Hancock, MD 21750 Pittman’s Ceramic Shop Hancock, MD 21750 Zimmerman's Texaco 717-294-3893 PA Inspection and 24 Hour Towing Warfordsburg, PA 17267 Mrs. Lashley’s studious bookkeeping class. Mrs. Akers giving Jonie courage SOCIAL STUDIES History isn’t always boring. Mr HofTner teaching 7th grade history BUSINESS EDUCATION Mr. Goldsmith teaching his “always eager to learn” seniors. MATHEMATICS Mrs. Anderson socializing with her seniors. Mr. Elbin with his 9th grade biology students. Mr. Ritz getting an answer PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mrs. Palmer’s physical education class. ENGLISH Miss Rupp trying to keep their attention. Mis. Sigel instructing her English class. Mrs. Yost joins her English students. ART Mrs. Wallace with her 9th grade English class. These 7th graders seem to enjoy this class. Are you sure that’s the way it goes' DRIVERS’ EDUCATION MUSIC Mrs. Yost, our ever-faithful librarian. SPECIAL EDUCATION LIBRARY Mr Smith reading the latest events. HOME ECONOMICS SENIOR BAIN, JOYCE LINDA Band 1, 2, 3,4; Pep Band 1, 2, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Ecology Club 1, President 1; Stage Band 2, 3, 4; Senior High Chorus 3, 4; FFA 3, 4, Secretary 3,4; Art Club 3, 4, President 4; Prom Committee 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Jr. Sr. Play 4. I will an oak tree with imported moss, a cave full of kids, and Eugene to Anita. Also, one lime truck and cement plus all the song about Ray- mond to Doris. BARBER, ATHA J ANE Prom Commit- tee 3; Student Council 3; Student Ex- change 3; Library Assistant 4. I will Timmy Barton one million pencils of his OWN for once. BARTON, TIMOTHY RANDOLPH - Band 1, 2, 3,4; Art Club 1, 2,3,4; Track Manager I, 2; Student Council 1; Stage Crew 3, 4; Gass Treasurer 1. I will my revived “55 to my smiling friend in Room 26. BEATTY, JOHN REED - FFA 1, 2, 3. 4; Band I, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2; Track 1, 2, 3; Student Council 2; Art Gub 4; Prom Committee 3; Magazine Committee 4; Stage Crew 4. I will my “396 Big Block to Mr. Hendershot. BISHOP, JAMES EARL, JR. Band 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Pep Band 1,2, 3; Prom Committee 3; Gass Secretary 1. I will my leg cramps to Mr. Keen Elbin. BLANKLEY, IRIS GENEVA FHA 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Chorus 4; Art Gub 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4; Prom Committee 3, Co- Chairman 3; Prom Princess 3; Color Guard 2, 3, 4, Commander 4; Yearbook Advertising Staff 4; Yearbook Editorial Staff 4. I will a super large pack of Chew to Kevin. BLANKLEY. RUSTY VINCENT Track 1, 3; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Art Gub 1, 3, 4; Baseball 4. I will my prize 7MM Mag. to Mr. Wayne Bard. BOOTH, WAYNE LEON Basketball 1, 3; FFA 1, 2, 4; Art Gub I, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Stage Crew 4. I will my books and homework to Mrs. Sigel. BRADSHAW, BONITA JEAN Art Gub 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 4; Health Career Gub 4; Stage Crew 3; Prom Committee 3; Year- book Staff 4. I will the rest of my life to be with a special person. BOWMAN, LOIS ANN MILLS GAA 4; FHA 4. CRAWFORD, JUDY MARIE Art Gub 1, 2, 3, 4; French Gub 3, 4; Library Assistant 4; Prom Committee 3; Adver- tising Staff 4. CROUSE, DAVID RUSSELL FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Gass Vice President 4. I will my Chevelle to a very special girl. DEIKE, RANDALL CARL Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Gass President 1,2; Student Council 4; Chorus 4; Jr. Sr. Play 3, 4. I will my mind to Mrs. Anderson’s science classes. and my body to Mr. Elbin’s biology class. DENEEN, DOUGLAS WAYNE - Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3. I will my school spirit to the Junior Varsity Cheerleaders. DENEEN, MICHAEL ELDON Baseball 1; Track 1; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Art Gub 1; Gass Vice-President 1, 2; Chorus 1; Prom Committee 3; Pep Band 1. DOUGLAS, MARLIN DEAN FFA 1; Prom Committee 3; Stage Crew 3, 4; Art Club 1,2, 3,4; Band 1,2, 3; Track 1. DOUGLAS, MERLIN GENE FFA 1,2, 3, 4; Stage Crew 3, 4; Art Gub 1, 2, 3,4; Track 1; Prom Committee 3. I will my Mustang to all Gievy lovers. EADER, CLARA LOUISE FNA 1; FFA 3; FHA 3; Band 1; Library Assistant 4; Ecology Gub President 2; Prom Com- mittee 3. I will my spinach and Vienna sausages to Anna Seburn. FORSHEY, OSCAR DOYLE Track 2, 3, 4. I will my best possession, my “worn out Adidas sneakers, to Mr. Palmer. FUNK. ROBERT DWAYNE - FFA 1,2, 3, 4; Stage Crew 3,4; Art Gub 1,2, 3, 4; Vice-President of Art Gub 4; Prom Com- mittee 3. I will my soul to God if he will take it. GOLDEN. GREGORY RICHARD Band I, 2,3,4;Track 1,2, 3, 4; PYEA 3; Ecology Gub 1,2; Pep Band 1,2. HANKS, CYNTHIA ANN - FHA 4; Health Career Gub 4; Art Gub 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Stage Crew 3; Year- book Staff 4; Girls Softball Team 4. I will a new pair of shocks to Tom’s dump truck. HANN, DORIS ELLEN - Prom Commit- tee 3; FHA 3; Ecology Gub 1,2; Year- book Advertising Staff 4; Yearbook Edi- torial Staff 4. I will all my “great history classes to Joyce and Lee Ann. HESS, MICHAEL LYNN Basketball 1; Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA 4; Band 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Yearbook Adver- tising Staff 4. I will my 351 Mach I to any “motor-head in the “Gass of ’77. HEWETT, JOHN EDWARD - Prom Committee 3; FFA 3, 4; Art Gub 2, 3,4; Baseball 2; Stage Crew 3, 4. I will our wonderful school lunches to anyone who can eat them. DIRECTORY HILL, MINNIE NANCY - Prom Com- mittee 3; FHA 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3; Art Gub 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4. I will a sign of peace so every- body can get along better in this world. HILL, RODERICK ALTON - Prom Committee 3;FFA 1,2, 3,4; President 4; Stage Crew 3; FCA 1; Track 3; Art Gub 4. 1 will my Camaro to Dawn Adelsberger when she needs it. HOFFMAN, JAMES JOSEPH Track 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Yearbook adver- tising staff 4; Art Gub 4, Treasurer 4; Library Assistant 3,4; Student Council 4, Treasurer 4. I will ten pounds of coffee to Mrs. Yost and Mrs. Anderson. HUGHES, JEFFREY GRIER - Band I, 2. I will my old saxophone to Mr. Wolf. KNIGHT. JAMES LOUIS FFA3;Stage Crew 4. I will my resistors and capacitors to the future Electronics classes. (Trans- ferred from Baltimore in 1975.) KRAUSE, LEE ANN - FHA 2, 3, 4; Ecology Gub 1, 2; Prom Committee 3; Yearbook Advertising Staff 4; Yearbook Editorial Staff 4; Art Gub 3, 4; Senior High Chorus 3, 4. 1 will all my treasured memories at Southern Fulton High School to next year’s class. LEESE, WENDELL KEANE Band 1,4; Pep Band 1; FFA 1; Track 1, 3, 4; Art Gub 2, 3, 4; Junior and Senior Play, Stage Crew 3,4; Prom Committee 3. McCARTY, CRAIG EUGENE - Band 1, 2,3,4; County Band 1,3; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 4; Basketball 1; PYEA 1, 2, 3; French Gub 3, 4; Art Gub 3, 4; Chess Gub 3; Jr. Sr. Play 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Newspaper Reporter 3; Prom Committee 3; Ex- change Student 3; Magazine Committee 4; Boy’s State Representative 3. MELLOTT, DONALD HOWARD, JR. Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Art Club 1,2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Advertising Committee of Yearbook 4; Editorial Staff 4. I will my Cougar to my brother. Max Mellott, and two pairs of sunglasses to Elton John the I and II. MELLOTT, GLENN EDWIN FFA 1,2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Art Gub 4; Stage Crew 3; Prom Committee 3. I will my weight watcher’s manual to Ray Powell. MELLOTT, GREGORY ALLAN Band 1, 2, 3,4; Student Council 3,4, President 4; Track 1, 2, Gass Play 3; Prom Commit- tee 3; FFA 1, 2; Stage Band 2, 3; Pep Band 2, 3; Gass President 4. I will one pound of cheese to David Crouse and all my height to Robert Funk. MELLOTT. NORMAN EDWIN FFA 1. 2, 3,4; Stage Crew 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Art Gub 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3,4. I will my Christmas Tree Farm to Mrs. Sigel. MENTZER, DIANE KAY - Student Council I, 2; Art Gub 1,2,4; Band 1,2; Pep Band 1, 2; Girls Basketball 2; Prom Princess 2, 3; Gass Historian 2; Senior High Chorus 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Gass President 3; Magazine Business Man- ager 4; Yearbook Advertising Staff 4; Chorus Secretary 4. 1 will a ton of eye shadow to Rick. MORRIS, STEVEN BRIAN Art Gub 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA 1, 4; Prom Committee 3; Stage Crew 3, 4. I will all my grades to whoever wants them. MURRAY, LUANNE JEAN. RITZ Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 4; Majorette 1, 2, 4; Art Gub 3, 4; Health Career Gub 4. I will all my love to all my friends that made it possible for me to graduate, and especially to one big person, and one little one. OAKMAN. TONY CURTIS Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Yearbook Advertising Staff 4. I will all my basketball experiences to T.J., and to Mrs. Anderson 1 will one case of 2 pencils. PITTMAN, CHERYL JEAN FHA 2, 3, 4; Ecology Gub 1,2; Prom Committee 3; Yearbook Advertising Staff 4; Editorial Staff 4. POWELL RUSSELL LYNN Basketball 4; Prom Committee 3. I will my hunting experience to Mr. George Elbin. ROHM, EDWARD LYNN FFA 2,3,4; Track 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Art Gub 1, 2, 3,4. ROHM. SHARON MILDRED FHA 2, 3, 4; Ecology Gub 2; Yearbook Editorial Staff 4; Prom Committee 3. I will my left-handed rocking chair in homeroom to next year’s class. SCHETROMPF, NORMAN LEE Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Crew 3, 4; Chorus 1; Prom Committee 3; Yearbook Adver- tising Staff 4; Track 1; I will all my luck to a certain senior girl. SEBURN, ANNA ARLENE Ecology Gub 1; FHA 2; Prom Committee 3; Li- brary Assistant 3. 4. I will all my sewing ability to Mrs. Hendershot, if site should run out of hers. SEBURN. PATRICIA KAYE Basket- ball Manager, 2, 3, 4; Giorus 2, 3, 4; Chorus Vice-Pjcsident 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA 3; FHA 2, 4; Art Gub 4; Prom Committee 3; Yearbook Advertising Staff 155 SENIOR DIRECTORY 4; Yearbook Editorial Staff 4; Ensemble 4; Class Treasurer 4; Jr. Sr. Class Play 3, 4. 1 will a life full of happiness to a special senior boy. SHAW. EDWARD JOHN Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Track 3; Stage Crew 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Art Club 1,2, 3, 4; FFA 1; Chorus 1,2. SHOEMAKER. ALICIA KAY Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4, Secre- tary 4; FHA 2.4, Songleader 2; FFA 3, 4; Prom Committee 3, Student Hostess 3; Art Gub 4; Yearbook Staff 4. I will a life full of happiness to a certain guy. SIPES, CYNTHIA DIANE FFA 1,2. 4; FHA 2, 4, President 2; Band 1,2; Student Council 4, Secretary 4; Art Club 4; Prom Committee 3; Gass Treasurer 3; Year- book Photographer 4; County Band 1; Yearbook Staff 4; Yearbook Advertising Staff 4. I will my Chevelle to any Chevy fan who wants it. SMITH, GREGORY JAMES - Prom Committee 3; Art Club 1, 2. I will my experience as a grocery boy to Mr. Cold- smith. Reporter 2, Secretary 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 1, 2,Chaplain 3; Prom Princess 2; Prom Committee 3; Track Manager 3, 4; Art Club 4; Yearbook Advertising Staff 4; Yearbook Editor 4; Gass Vice-Presi- dent 3; Gass Historian 4; FFA State Band 1,2; Pep Band 2, 3,4; Who's Who Among American Music Students 4, Student Hos- tess 3; County Band 1; Jr. Sr. Play 4. I will my strawberry patch to Mr. Layton and a life full of happiness to a special guy. STAHLE, GWEN SUE Chcerleading 1; Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Health Career Gub 4; Prom Committee 3. 1 will all the luck in the world to anyone who can get through high school and not get in trouble. STAHLE. SHARON LOUISE Student Council 1; Art Gub 1, 2, 3,4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 1; Senior High Chorus 2, 3,4, President 4; SMITH, LYNN DEWAYNE Baseball 3, 4; Art Gub 1,2, 3,4. I will all my history notes to Mr. Coldsmith. SMITH, TRUDY KAY Ecology Gub I; Color Guard 1; Art Club 3,4; Prom Com- mittee 3; FHA 3, 4, Vice-President 4; FTA 3; Library Assistant 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Ensemble 1, Health Career Gub 4; Jr. Sr. Play 4.1 will all my ability to work Trigonometry problems to Craig M. SPADE, KAREN TERESA Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4; FHA 2, 4; News FFA 3, 4, Treasurer 3; Gass Play 3, 4; Track Manager 3; Prom Committee 3; FHA 4; Health Career Gub 4; Yearbook Advertising Staff 4; Yearbook Historical Editor 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Class Secre- tary 3, 4; Art Gub Secretary 3; Citizen of Tomorrow 3; Prom Co-Chairman 3; For- eign Study League-European Tour 2; Stu- dent Hostess 3. I will all the happiness in the world to: Everyone who made my graduation possible; to my friends, who made school more bearable; and to a very special guy. STANLEY. JEFFREY LYNN Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,3; Gass Historian 2. SWOPE, DONALD EUGENE Band 1, 2, 3. Pep Band 2, 3; Student Council 2, 3. I will my brain to Mr. John Elbin’s sci- ence class. TRAIL, ANITA MARIE Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 2, 3, 4, President 4; Yearbook Editorial Staff 4; Prom Committee 3. I will Eugene and Russell to Joyce. 1 hope they have all the happiness in the world. TRUAX, WAYNE BENJAMIN Ecology Club 1; Yearbook Advertising Committee 4. 1 will all the good deeds I did in home- room to Mrs. Akers. TRUEAX, SHERRY LEANN Band 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 2, 3, 4; FFA 3; FFA State Band 3; Prom Committee 3; Magazine Sales Committee 4; Art Club 2,4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Basketball Manager 2. 3; Yearbook Advertising Staff 4; Yearbook Editorial Staff 4; Yearbook Photographer 4; Stage Manager 4.1 will my right to be a “rich farmer” to Mr. Coldsmith. UMBRELL, LISA MARIE FHA 4; FFA 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Health Career Gub 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Art Gub 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3. I will a “full tank of gas” to Giris Shives. VanDANIKER, CATHERINE LOUISE - Transferred from Joppatown High School. I will the school lunches to any- one who can stand them. WELLER, STEPHEN JUNIOR Track 3. I will my sympathy to Mr. Layton. WILT. DRUSCILLA FHA 2, 3,4; Vice- President 2; Art Gub 3, 4; Ecology Gub 2; Prom Committee 3; Chorus 3,4; Year- book Editorial Staff 4; Library Assistant 4. WINK, MILTON EUGENE - Prom Com- mittee 3; FFA 2; Art Gub I, 2, 3,4. I will all my English Books to any Junior. YOUNKER, KIRK TRAVIS Baseball 1, 2. I will my History grades to any Junior. GRADUATION Baccalaureate was held in the S.F.H.S. auditorium at 8 p.m. on May 23, 1976. The Rev. Leonard Wright gave the invocation and benediction. A very inspiring sermon was delivered by the Rev. Delmas Bard. The Senior High Choir offered selections: “Elijah Rock,” “But It Ain t Easy, and “The Lord Bless You and Keep You.” Commencement exercises were on the evening of May 24. The invocation and benediction were given by the Rev. Dr. David R. Hoover. Awards were presented as follows: The valedictorian award by Diehl and Lay Jewelers to Miss Cheryl Pittman. The American Legion award was presented to Mr. James Hoffman. The Warfordsburg Lions Club pre- sented awards to Miss Karen Spade, Miss Joyce Bain, Mr. James Hoffman, and Mr. Tony Oakman. The War-Nee-Do Club of Warfordsburg presented an award to Miss Clara Eader. The Senior High Choir presented two songs: “Ameri- ca Our Heritage” and “God Bless America. The Senior Chorus sang “No Man Is An Island. Left: Seniors resting between rehearsals for Baccalaureate and Com- mencement. Younker. James Hoffman smiles while holding his diploma. Clara Fader. LeeAnn Krause. Cindy Hanks. Lois Bowman. Gwen Stable. Karen Spade Mike Deneen, Trudy Smith SENIOR CHORUS ROW 1 Diane Menlzer, Sharon Stahle. Luanne Murray, Lisa Umbrell. Joyce Bain. Druscilla Wilt. Nancy Hill. ROW 2: Sherry Trueax. Patty Sebum, Anita Trail. Iris Blankley. Trudy Smith. Alicia Shoemaker, LeeAnn Krause. CLASS OF 1976 ROW I: Diane Mentzer, Anna Seburn, Cathy VanDanikcr, Sherry Trueax. Joyce Rain. Sharon Rohm. Gwen Stahle. Lois Bowman. Patty Seburn, Karen Spade. Cheryl Pittman. Doris Mann. Judy Crawford, Atha Barber, Druscilla Wilt, Sharon Stahle. ROW 2 Nancy Mill. Alicia Shoemaker. Lee Ann Krause, Iris Hlankley. Cindy Sipes. Doug Dencen. Mike Deneen, Milton Wink. Greg Smith, Trudy Smith, Luanne Murray. Anita Trail. Clara I ader. ('indy Hanks. Lisa Umbrell. Bonnie Bradshaw. ROW 3: Rusty hlankley. Rod Hill, Dean Douglas, Tim Barton. Jeff Stanley, Steve Morris. Dave Crouse, Greg Mellon. James Knight, Wayne Booth.Craig McCarty, Tony Oakman. Norman Schetrompl. John Beatty, Greg Golden, Lynn Smith, Gene Douglas, Kirk Younker. ROW 4 Jeff Hughes, Donald Mcllott, Wendell Leesc, Steve Weller. Norman Mellon. James Hoffman. Randy Dcike. Russell Powell. Robert Funk, John Hewelt. Wayne Truax. Mike Hess, I d Shaw. Lynn Rohm. Glenn Mcllott. Jimmy Bishop. Donnie Swope. Doyle Forfhey. (68 Graduates) CLASS OF 76 SPEAKERS VALEDICTORIAN Cheryl Jean Pittman Karen Teresa Spade SALUTATORIAN James Joseph Hoffman Diane Kay Mentzer Rusty Blanklc; irk Younkcr Cathy VanDaniker Jeff Stanley Greg Golden I ynn Rohm getting Mr. Elbin s atten- Lois Bowman — DUT3 DHSrCItIHLL DEC 12 BERKELEY A 19 IVERETT A 2.LSLLIAMBwAf.A PHOTOGRAPH KRS: Sherry Trueax. Ondy Sipes. YEARBOOK STAFF EDITORIAL STAFF: ROW 1: Sherry Trueax. Cheryl Pittman. Karen Spade. Sharon Stahlc ROW 2: Bonnie Bradshaw. Cindy Hanks. Dru Wilt, Donnie Mellott. Diane Mentzer. Patty Scburn ROW 3 Mrs. Lashley Advisor. Sharon Rohm. Iris Blankley. Nancy Hill. Gwen Stable. Lee Ann Krause. Doris Hann. Ondy Sipes. Anita Trail. ABSLNT: Joyce Bain and Lisa Umbrell. BUSINESS MANAGERS: ROW I: Lee Ann Krause. Diane Mentzer. Mr Bard-Advisor ROW' 2: Craig McCarty, Trudy Smith. Cindy Sipes busy typing yearbook material. Cheryl Pittman Proofreading Editor, Karen Spade Editor-In-Chief. Sharon Stable-Historical Editor. 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