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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1977 volume:

Today I will surpass every action which I performed yesterday. I will climb todays mountain ... yet tomorrow I will climb higher than today. To surpass the deeds of others is unimportant; to surpass my own is everything. THE 1977 SENIOR CLASS THE CHIEFTAIN Volume XXV Warfordsburg, Pennsylvania FOREWORD It is with great pride that we, the class of 1977, present the 1977 edition of The Chieftain. Our prupose has been to familiarize you with our activities, our achievements, our walls, and most of all our people. Our 1976-77 school year has been different, as each one is, for each one is an individual. August 31,1976, was the first day for students back to S.F.H.S. The discipline code, the newly organized PTSA, student parking tickets, new faces, and familiar faces all gave us hopeful promises for our future days. Fall went quickly — girls' basket- ball, the spectacular” school carnival, and open house led us right into November and an early, bone-chilling winter. Christmas was anticipated for days with the decorations by the art club for the concert, and with the acute com- petition shown by the homerooms in the F.H.A. door-decorating contest. The crunch”, as we call it, began after Christmas. “The crunch of ice, snow, doors, snowplows, buses, knees, toes, fingers, and most of all the fuel crunch.” Our Pennsylvania Governor, Mr. Shapp, declared no school for the days of Jan. 27, 28, and 31. February was still hit with “the crunch causing delays and early dismissals but “Punxsatawney Phil”, our one and only Pennsy ground-hog, promised spring in six weeks. Our basketball team kept warm all through the winter, and put a glow in all our hearts with a very good record. March brought out our softball and track teams. For the first time in many years, our girls are going to have a track team. Our seniors are still asking, “When do we get to graduate? but are sure that they will sometime. Graduation will be on the last day of school, but our yearbook staff will have a few days beyond. What lies in the future, we know not — because the future holds much of the unknown. Hi ALMA MATER Blow, oh gentle mountain breezes. To the Indians brave and noble. From the golden west; We will not refuse Breathe thy peaceful evening tidings Loyalty and firm devotion. To S.F.H.S. When we win or lose; Whisper to us words of pleasure, We will always sing thy praises, As the dim twilight Work for thy success; Softly gathers round our colors, Hail to noble Alma Mater, Dear Maroon and White. Hail S.F.H.S. TABLE OF CONTENTS Page Administration 4 Faculty 6 School Personnel 14 Seniors 17 Activities 31 Clubs ar Organizations 55 Sports 73 Underclassmen 89 Graduation 103 Advertising 107 Senior Directory 123 Yearbook Staff 128 We the class of 1977, are very proud to dedicate our yearbook, The Chieftain , to Mr. William W. Ham- mond, for his loyal devotion he has shown us in helping with our proms, plays, concerts, and other school activities. Mr. Hammond attended West Virginia University and after graduating in 1960, he began his teaching career at Southern Fulton. Through the years of wonderful help and understanding, Mr. Hammond will always be remembered in our thoughts and especially in our hearts. Mr. Hammond s words of advice are: Don't be so sure of yourself; always keep an open mind. 3 ADMINISTRATION SUPERINTENDENT Franklyn I. Geist. Sr. B.S.— M Ed. Bloomsburg State College; Penn State University; Shippensburg State College HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL George R. Elbin B.S -M Ed Millersville State College; Western Maryland College; Ohio State Uni- versity SCHOOL BOARD ROW 1; Dari L. Hixon. Vincent J. Dattoli. William E Whiteside — President. Marvin L Northcraft — Vice President ROW 2: Donald M Whiteside. 4 Levearl A. Schriever ABSENT; Warren Spade. Walter Block. Vaughn Younker , FACULTY DOROTHY ANN AKERS B.S. in Education Shippensburg State College Business Education Advisor: Grade 11 Classes: Office Practice and Business Math, Typing I 8th grade and 10th grade Typing II 2 ERMAN. ANDERSON B.S. in Education MTS Chemistry and Math Shippensburg State College College of William Mary Science, Math Advisor: Grade 9 Classes: Physical Science, Algebra I, College Algebra, Trig., Advanced Math, Physics, Chemistry 3 WAYNE H. BARD B.S. Med. Penn State University B.S. and Med Guidance Grades 7-12 Yearbook Financing Advisor Advisor: Grade 12 4 R. EUGENE COLDSMITH B.S. in Education Shippensburg State College Social Studies Advisor: Grade 10 Classes: American History P O D. 5 RONALD JOHN CREIGHTON B.S. French Secondary Education Associate in Forestry Mansfield State College University of New Hamphire Advisor: Grade 11 Girl’s Softball Coach Classes: French (7-12) 6 S. FRANCINE ELBIN R.N. and B.S. in Public School Nursing Millersvilie State College Advisor: Health Careers Club Classes: P.S.N. Grade K-12 7 JOHN L. ELBIN B.S. Education Millersvilie State College Advisor: Grade 10 Classes. Biology, Geography, General Science, and Earth and Space 8 KEEN ELBIN B.S. Education Millersvilie State College Advisor: Boys' Basketball and Baseball Classes: Driver s Education 6 1 ALLEN LYNN GROSH B.S. in Industrial Arts Education Millersville State College Advisor: Grade 9 Classes: Drafting, General Shop, and Woodworking 2 WILLIAM W. HAMMOND M.A.-B.S. Education West Virginia University Advisor: Art Club, Prom Committee, and Jr.-Sr. Play Classes: Art K-12 5 PAUL HENDERSHOT B.S. in Education Penn State University Advisor. Grade 7 Classes: Power and Auto Mechanics 6 TODD W. HOFFNER B.S. in Education Shippensburg State College Advisor. Grade 7 Classes: Social Studies and U.S. History 3 DENNIS HARMAN B.S. in Secondary Education — Mathematics Lock Haven State College Advisor: Grade 10, Cheerleading Classes: General Math, Algebra, Business Math and Geometry 4 IRIS HENDERSHOT B.S. Education Indiana University of Pennsylvania Advisor: Grade 8, Future Homemakers Classes: Homemaking 7-12 7 CAROLE JORDAN Substitute Teacher 8 RONALD L. KEMERER B.A. in Education University of Pittsburgh Advisor: Grade 9 Classes: World Cultures. PA History and United States History ? FACULTY 1 ALDA MAELASHLEY B.S. in Education Shippensburg State College Business Education Yearbook Editorial Advisor Advisor: Grade 12 Classes: Bookkeeping I and II, Shorthand I and II, Typewriting III, General Business 2 EDWIN H. LAYTON B.S., M.E. in Education Penn State College Vocational Education Advisor: FFA, Grade 8 Classes: Vocational Agriculture LARRY W. PALMER B.S. — M.Ed., in Education Penn State University Shippensburg State College Advisor: Grade 7, Athletic Director Boys Basketball Coach Classes: Health Physical Education JOHN C. RITZ B.S. in Education Penn State University Advisor: Grade 8 Assistant Baseball Coach Classes: General Science and Geography JAMES W NUTTER Ed. D University of Virginia University of Delaware Clinical Psychology CAROLE L. PALMER B.S., M.Ed., in Education Pennsylvania State University Shippensburg State College Health and Physical Education Advisor: Grade 11 Classes: Health and Physical Education 7 MARK ROMIG B.S. Indiana University of PA Advisor: Chorus and Vocal Music Classes: Vocal Music K-12 8 REBECCA ROSS B.S. in Mathematics Education Indiana University of PA Advisor: Grade 7 Classes: Math 7-8 General Math 9 FACULTY 1 LUCY RUPP B.A. in Education Hood College Advisor: Grade 7 Girls Junior Varsity Basketball Classes: English and Reading 2 ELIZABETH RUTLEDGE School Psychologist for Tuscarora Intermediate Unit, Assigned to Southern Fulton Psychology 3 ANNA MAYE SIGEL A.B. in Education Shepherd College Advisor: Grade 12 and Jr., Sr. Play Classes: English 4 LARRY SMITH B.S. of Education—Elementary and Special Education Lock Haven State College Advisor: Grade 9 Classes: Special Education 5 WILLIAM E. STERNER B.S. in Education Lock Haven State College English Advisor: Jr., Sr., Class Play, Track and Field Grade 11 Classes: General Science and English Grade 9 6 MARILYN M. WALLACE B.S. in Education Millersville State College English Advisor: Grade 9 Classes: English 7-8 Grade 7 BERNARD W. WOLF Music Education Clarion State Music Advisor: Pep and Stage Band, Twirlers, Color Guard Classes: Jr., Sr., Band General Music 7-8 Grade 8 SWANEDA K. YOST A.B. in Education Shepherd College Librarian Advisor. Prom and Graduation, Library Assistant Grade 12 HELLO TO OUR FACULTY AT BUSINESS EDUCATION Honestly, couldn’t you wait till I was ready? Now. this is how the typewriter eats the paper MATH I'm sure she will do better the next nine weeks. As you can see this is one of Mr. Harmon's most studi- ous classes SCIENCE Mr Elbin believes in discipline Everyone Mom. he's not all that bad of a teacher pays attention, almost Face the fact, like father like son. Wait, get my better side OPEN HOUSE AND DURING CLASSES VOCATIONAL This is the way you're suppose to do it. HEALTH Mrs. Palmers energetic health class Mr Bard is busy at work as usual. PHYSICAL EDUCATION I don't understand how you two can take this so easily HEALTH Remember boys this is health class r loafing period. ■ I don't know what rules they're playing by. Wow. look at all those legs LANGUAGES Sock it to him Mrs. Sigel. Don’t toll me. more problems? I just love these interesting conversations OK. now people, one at a time. ill Hi! welcome to my class SOCIAL STUDIES Class, this is a map of Pennsylvania. Just follow the instructions. ART DRIVERS ED Here, let me show you how HOME EC Just cleaning up after my girls, as usual. LIBRARY Our Librarian. Mrs. Yost. SPECIAL ED Work. work. work, will it ever end. SECRETARIAL STAFF Mrs. Jeanie Morton Elementary and Guidance Secretary Mrs. Shirley Bard Jr.-Sr. High School Secretary Mrs. Sandy Barnhart Administrative Secretary Mrs. Martha Marie Bernhard School Board Secretary BUS DRIVERS BUS DRIVERS: ROW 1 Willard Mellott. James (Tink) Barnhart. Keith Hixon. Francis Smith. Herman Hill. Donald Leese ROW 2 Baltzer DeShong. Linda Clark. Junior Waltz. Paul Swope. Dari Schriever, Grant Hixon. Kermit Swope. Victor Mannetti. Carl Hill. CUSTODIANS George Truax Mearl Mellott Dari Schriever CAFETERIA STAFF CAFETERIA STAFF: Mrs Polly Ward — Manager. Mrs Cleo Yonker. Mrs. Mary Gray. Mrs. Linda Litton. Mrs. Esta Barton. At lunchtime the students can get together, not just to eat lunch, but also to have a good time by just being friends. Mono: Time will teach more than all our thoughts. TIMES OF YOUR LIVES Good morning yesterday; wake up. and time has slipped away. And suddenly It's hard to find the memories you left behind, remember. Do you remember the laughter and the tears, the shadow of misty yester-years? The good times and the bad you’ve seen, and all the others in between, remember. Do you remember the times of your lives? Reach back for the joy and the sorrow, put them away in your mind; for memories are time that you borrow. To spend when you get to tomorrow. Here comes the setting sun: the seasons are passing one by one. So. gather moments while you may; collect the dreams you dream today, remember. Will you remember the times of your life? mufttj SENIORS DEBRA JEAN ADELSBERGER Debbie General JANET LEE BARBER Jan-a-b Vocational GINGER LEA BARNHART “Ging Academic KELLY SUE BEATTY Kel Academic JONIERAE BISHOP “Bishop Business Education DONALD REED BUTERBAUGH JR. “Duck” General 18 SENIORS JANET LEECARNELL Frog- General RUTH ANN CARSON Ruthie Business Education PAMELA ELAINE CLINGERMAN Pam” Business Education GLENDA KAYDENEEN Glenda Academic TRECILA BELLE DENEEN ALAN BLAND DESHONG Trecila “Monk General Academic 19 SENIORS SHEILA MAE DESHONG “Ele Business Education SUSAN JEAN DESHONG “Sue” Business Education RICHARD CHARLES EADER Big Rich” General TRINA LEA ELBIN Trina Academic WILLIAM OSCAR DESHONG Bill- General RODNEY LYNN DIVELBLISS “Dibs” Vocational JUDITH ANN ERICSON “Charlie” General LINDA ELLEN EXLINE (SIGEL) Linda” General DAVID MICHAEL FISCHER Hook Vocational CARLA ALVINA FLETCHER Fletch General STUART KEVIN FLETCHER “Turtle” Vocational SENIORS LURAINEZOE FISCHER “Sue” General MATTHEW W. FITZPATRICK “Matt General DENISE ELIZABETH FUNK Denise General SENIORS PAUL ALLEN GOODRICH Paul General JEFFREY LYNN HAMPTON “igfly Vocational RICHARD DAVID HARR “Rich” General DAVID LEROY HANN David Vocational NANCY CAROL HALTERMAN Nancy General EUGENIA LYNNE HANN “Jeannie” General 22 SENIORS ROBERT DALE HIXON. JR. JERRY LEE HIXSON SHEILA MAE KERNS Pud” Jerry” Charlie” General Academic Business Education HERBERT HARRY KOONTZ Herb General JEFFREY LEE LYNCH Squirrel General HELEN DITHA MELLOTT “Ditha General SENIORS KEVIN LEON MELLOTT Kevin Vocational RICKY THEODORE MELLOTT Rick General MARK SHANNON MILLER Milker” 24 General FREDERICK DANIEL NATES Fred” General RONNIE DEALAN MELLOTT Mutly General TRACY JAMES MELLOTT Trace General ALAN LEO NORTHCRAFT “Big Al General NEAL LEEOAKMAN Nealie General BRIAN WARREN PECK Brian General DENA KAYE RITZ “Dena Academic MAXINE RUTH SCHRIEVER “Maxine General SENIORS RAY ELMER POWELL “Big Ray Vocational BEVERLY SUE RAMSEY Bev General MARK RANDALL SHANHOLTZ “Mark General 25 SENIORS CINDY LOUSHIVES “Cindy” Business Education STEPHEN LEESHIVES Shives” General PATRICIA MAYE SPADE “Patty” General KENNETH WAYNE SWOPE “Walter Vocational MICHAEL FRANKLIN TRUAX Spike Vocational ROBERT WESLEY TYLER Pappy” General 26 SENIORS ROBIN LYNN WARD Ears Vocational CALEB WILT “Caleb General RODGER ALLEN WEICHT Rodger General DONALD JAMES WINTER ‘■Jimmy” General WILLIAM CURTIS WHITESIDE “Captain Joe Quatz Vocational RONALD JOHN WINTER “Peter Pan General 27 1. MOST TALENTED: Dena Ritz — Tracy Mellott. 2. MOST FASHIONABLE: Trecila Deneen — Brian Peck. 3. MOST POPULAR: Patty Spade — Robert Hixon. 4. MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED: Denise Funk — Billy Whiteside. 5. QUIETEST: Beverly Ramsey — Mike Truax. 6. TEACHERS’ PETS: Luraine Fischer — Tracy Mellott. WHO 1. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Maxine Schriever — Jerry Hixson. 2. CLASS CLOWNS: Cindy Shives — Jeff Hampton. 3. MOST FLIRTATIOUS: Luraine Fischer — Mark Shanholtz. 4 MOST ATHLETIC: DenaRitz —Robert Hixon. 5. FRIENDLIEST: Kelly Beatty — Fred Nates 6. TEACHERS' PEST: Sheila DeShong — Matt Fitzpatrick. 6 SENIOR OFFICERS AND ADVISORS KNEELING: President — Tracy Mellott. Treasurer — Kelly Beatty STANDING: Advisor — Mrs Lashley. Vice-President — Dena Ritz, Advisor — Mrs Yost. Sec- retary — Patty Spade. Advisors — Mrs Sigel and Mr Bard WHO’S WHO AMONG AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS FRONT ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Eugenia Hann. Trecila Deneen. Trina Elbin. Dena Ritz. Maxine Schriever BACK ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Jerry Hixson. Fred Nates. John Winter. Alan Northcratt. Ginger Barn- hart. STANDING. LEFT TO RIGHT: Maxine Schriever. Trina Elbin. Trecila Deneen. Patty Spade. SEATED: Jerry Hixson. WHO’S WHO AMONG AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL MUSIC STUDENTS 31 S3ZIM ”TS $ oo o October 8,1976 Our annual school carnival was the most successful one in our school's history with a total raffle ticket sale of $6029.00. This was a 151% increase in sales over our record in previous years. Competition for raffle sales was ex- tremely sharp among students and homerooms. The winning homeroom was in ninth grade, and by winning, Mrs. Anderson was awarded an outing for four at the Bamboo Garden in the Valley Mall. The first-place student winners sell- ing $268 each in raffle tickets were: Beth Hann of Needmore and Floyd Bohrer of Buck Valley. Second-place winner selling $251 in raffle tickets was Eric Fletcher of Dott. These three stu- dents each received a 10-Speed Pen- ney’s Deluxe Bicycle. Other prizes awarded by our raffle were: 1. Lazy Boy Rocker courtesy of Fisher's Furniture—Needmore, Pa. 2. 10 Speed John Deere Bicycle cour- tesy of Peck Equipment Co.—Need- more, Pa. 3. 22 cal, Rem. Pump Rifle courtesy of Hendershot's Sporting Goods— Hancock, Md. 4. Hoover Broiler Lid Fry Pan courtesy of McCray Electric—Hancock, Md. 5. Rockwell 71 4” Saw Drill Set courtesy of McCray Building Sup- ply Co.—Warfordsburg, Pa. Our thanks to Hixon's American Hardware for the printing of our raffle tickets and Ward’s Meat Market for the printing of the posters. THE JUNIOR AND SENIOR CLASSES OF SOUTHERN FUL TON HIGH SCHOOL PROUDLY PRESENT DIRTY WORK IN HIGH PLACES PLAYCAST Grandpa .....................Tim Goodrich Grandma.......................Angel Wilt Baby Bob ...................Jerry Hixson Baby Alice..........................Ginger Barnhart Gentle Grimes.........................Paul Goodrich Widow Aged...........................Cindy Shives Widow Desperate ...........Eugenia Hann Little Saccharin .............Trina Elbin Ms. Shabby .................Carla Fletcher Ms Yesperson.......................Luraine Fischer Dauntless Crusader...................Tracy Mellott Trickster ...........................Kelly Beatty Rotten.............................Trecila Deneen Sly ..............................DenaRitz Lady Stockholder....................Glenda Deneen Student No. 1.......................Maxine Schriever Student No. 2........................Joann Ward Student No. 3 Sheila Kerns Madam Presidente ...........Carol Hoffman Fisherman ...................Danny Peck Fisherwoman ................Diane Hoffman Policeperson.................John Winter Extras..........Debbie Adelsberger, Janet Carnell, Ditha Mellott. Patty Spade DIRECTED BY Mrs. Anna Maye Sigel Mr. William Hammond Mr. William Sterner PROMPTORS Debbie Adelsberger Janet Carnell Ditha Mellott Patty Spade STAGE CREW Mark Shanholtz Curtis Hixon Victor Landers Neal Oakman Tim Shives Tina Mitchell MUSIC Becky Hendershot Joann Ward 34 MOMENTS NOT TO BE FORGOTTEN 1. Debbie, Ditha. and Patty at the Senior Christ- mas Tree 2. Jeff getting off his bus in the morning 3. Jackie holding a baby bear cub. 4 Seventh grade students ready to be sold on slave day 5. Paul gives up on school work for the day 6. Fulton County Special Olympics: ROW 1 — Karen Kirby. Jeff Bishop. Janme Mason. Deb- bie Schriever. ROW 2 — Craig Carnell. Daniel Rohm. David Diehl. Ronnie Ramsey. David Hann. Drew Diehl. Drew Diehl and David Hann won first in the 220 yard. District Meet at Penn State. Both qualified for State Meet at Edinborough State College. May 24 and 25. 1977. 7. Mrs Lashley's Christmas tree 8 Jome taking time out. 9 Denise in Winter Wonder Land. 10. Mrs. Palmer is getting excited over the basket- ball game between the sixth grade and the seventh grade girls. 11. Patty pretends she is Bugs Bunny. 12. Maxine trys to sell Fred on Slave Day. 13. Steve is busy studying for a test SPRING WITH MUSIC The Spring With Music Concert was pre- sented to the public, April 2, 1977, under the direction of Mr. Bernard W. Wolf. Pres- entations of the Senior High Band were: Rock Chorale and Variations; In a Clock Store; Yesterday Once More; S’cool Room Latin; Acadia; and Rhinestone Cowboy. AT BAND CONCERT ft j. I rf rT j g Some of the selections of the Spring With Music Concert played by the Ele- mentary and Junior High Band were: Tenderfoot March; Londonderry Air; Timpatica; Rock-A My Soul; and Boogie on By. I 3 Above j 4 Below The Fifth Annual CHRISTMAS SKETCHES 1. Senior Band 2. Our one and only se- nior trombone player. Denise Funk. 3. Mr Wolf cues us the right way 4. Looks like the audience is enjoying the en- tertainment. 5. Ginger Barnhart and Jerry Hixson 6 Mr Romig 7. Junior Band 8. Senior High Ensemble singing. “Dear Santa. Have You Had The Measles? 9. Senior Chorus 10. Senior Chorus 11. Senior Band can really play 12 Rex Divelbliss 13. Looks like Patty Spade can really play her flute. 14. Junior Chorus 15. Kelly Beatty AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 MINUTES April 16. 1977 Directed By — Mr Mark Romig A Musical Tribute to the Brotherhood of Man 1. Jr. High Chorus — “ft’s a Small World 2. Sr. High Chorus — Up. Up and Away 3. Dennis Palmer. Maxine Schriever. Jerry Hixson. Cindy Shives. and balloonist. Charles Leese in the Good Ship One World. 4. Sr. High Ensemble — Jeume Jillitte 5. Ensemble — Johnny Sch- moker 6. “Take Me Along dancers 7. Jerry Hixson representing. The World of Thanks and Praise and Dennis Palmer representing. The World Geographically Speaking 8. Soloist. Gin- ger Barnhart — Summertime 9. Soloist. Jerry Hixson — What Color Is God's Skin? 10. Tina Mitchelle and Cindy Smith receiving donations. 11. Back stage crew controlling lighting and props 12. Senior accompanist. Dena Ritz — Waters Ripple and Flow” 13. Cindy Shives rep- resenting. The World of Laughter and Happiness and Maxine Schriever representing. The World of Love and Romance. 14.-15. Finale Let There Be Peace on Earth” 16. Combined Jr.. Sr Chorus — Harmony . t wAr Bard awardlofrjfe [Baseball team fronj the lightbult? seles Alt Sports Banquet May 24. 1977 Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Luraine FisAen atty Spade ia Mellott laster of ceremonies Ir. Palmer Awards Day May 26.1977 Mr. G. Elbin presented awards to all the Student Council Mem- bers in Grades 7-12. Maxine Schriever. who served as Council President for 76-77 and as leader of the morning devotions, received a special award Mr. G. Elbin presented HONOR ROLL awards to all grades GRADE 12: Janet Barber. Kelly Beatty. Susan DeShong. Trina Elbin. Luraine Fischer. Jerry Hixson. Fred Nates. Maxine Schriever. Cindy Shives. Richard Eader. Alan Northcraft. Dena Ritz. Carla Cubbage GRADE 11: Cinda Douglas. Timmy Goodrich. Vicki McCarty. Tina Mitchell. Barbara Waltz. Joann Ward. LuAnne Keebaugh. Victor Landers GRADE 10: Deidi Beatty. Bret Elbin, Craig Elbin. Sharon Hol- lenshead. Debbie Keebaugh. Lisa Snyder. Jeff Ritz. Brian De- neen. Susan Dere. Mary Ann Hixson. Carolyn Smith. Blane Younker GRADE 9: Shane Northcraft. Kerry Hendershot. Michael Car- penter. Mark Everts. Kenny Funk. Brent Layton. Sherry North- craft. Jackie Smith. Sandy Smith. Donna Stevens. Danny Waltz. Russell Weller. Doreen Deneen. Harold Smith. Leslie Wilson. GRADE 8 Bart Elbin. Joyce Lynch. Susie Sigel. Chris Palmer. Dwight Bard. Nita Beatty. Cheryl Ericson. Michael Fischer. De- anna Kerns. Trica Mitchell. Norma Myers. Lori Snyder. Char- lene Swope. Brett Remsburg. Duane Shives. Greg Deike. Lori Ritz. Lanette Steach. Geraldine Strait. Ansel Linscott. Todd Ritz. GRADE 7: Eileen Elbin. Mark Booth. Sandy Gordon. David Gordon. Daniel Schriever. Jody Shaw, Teresa Shives. Rene Wright. Deanna Mellott. Debbie Fischer. Donna Hann. William Haines. Lucinda Keebaugh. James Kint. Tom Lashley. Julia Linscott. Lisa Mellott. Robert Schooley. Scott Sigel. Adaline Smith. Sharon Smith. Twana Smith. Connie Souders. Kathi Swadley. Keith Williams. Cindy Yonker. Laura Fisher. Lisa Breakall. The DANFORTH FOUNDATION AWARD was presented by Mr Bard to Eugenia Hann and Caleb Wilt. The DAUGHTERS OF AMERICAN REVOLUTION was present- ed by Mr Coldsmith to Tracy Mellott. Mr. Romig presented all the Jr. and Sr. High Choir members awards of membership. Special Chorus Awards were present- ed to Jerry Hixson. Dena Ritz. and Ginger Barnhart. Mrs. Elbin presented HEALTH CAREER CLUB awards to Debra Adels- berger. Kelly Beatty. Carla Cubbage. Glenda Deneen. Sheila DeShong. Susan DeShong. Luraine Fischer. Eugenia Hann. Ditha Mellott. Fred Nates. Maxine Schriever. Patty Spade The baseball boosters club was awarded prizes by Mr Bard. 1st — Eric Fletcher. $125; 2nd — Dwight Bard and Terry Harr, each $75; 3rd — Kevin Powell. $75. Special salesperson — Richard High. $100. There were 160 members on the club, each of the 20 teams high salesperson received $10. Special awards were given to Denise Funk. Sheila DeShong. Sue De- Shong. and Jome Bishop for managing the teams FHA BANQUET 1. Leda Lashley gives the thought for today, while Hazel DeShong thinks. 2. One of our FHA mothers. Helga Adelsberger 3. Head table centerpiece. 4 Officers. Advisors, and Guests sitting at the head table. 5. Senior members of the Southern Fulton Chapter doing the emblem ceremony. 6 Mrs Mann and Mrs. Hendershot getting ready to enjoy their dessert 7. Our F.H.A. Em- blem 8. Here is where you get your corsage. 9. Every- one seems to be enjoying their meals. 10. Our special music presented, by the Southern Fulton Senior High Ensemble. FFA BANQUET ‘Tonoloway FFA Holds Banquet On April 15, 1977, the Tonoloway Chapter of the FFA held its annual Parent and Member Banquet. Following the banquet, the officers held the opening ceremony and president Mark Shanholtz gave special recognition to state representative, the honorable Bill O. Shuman. Awards were presented to chapter members. The Greenhand Award is presented to the first year FFA’ers who have completed the Greenhand pins were presented to Sue DeShong, Sheila DeShong, Kevin Strait, Leon Smith, Shane Northcraft, James Keebaugh, Scott Smartt, William Trail, Leda Lashley, Donna Stevens, Linda Ram- sey, Melinda Truax, Beth Hann, Jeff Keefer, James Eric- son, Sandy Mellott, James Garland, Rick Lake, Rex Divel- bliss, and Lawrence Seburn. A Delkalb Award was presented to Stuart Fletcher for showing diligence in scholarship, FFA ideals, and citizen- ship. Area project awards were presented to the following people in the following areas: Rick Lake, gold medal in swine; Stuart Fletcher, gold medal in summer work ex- perience; Ray Powell, silver certificate in beef and corn; James Strait, a silver medal in beef; Warren Strait, an honorable certificate in swine; and Victor Landers, an honorable certificate in dairy. FFA Foundation awards were presented to James Strait and Brian Peck After the awards were presented, the honorable Bill Shuman gave a speech outlining his duties on the agricul- tural committee. The parents, members and honored guests then saw a film on Pennsylvania wildlife, and the officers performed the closing ceremony. A VtSxl t fflk WUr%r JICxMMfli Court before crowning of the King and Queen. Mistress of Ceremonies — Maxine Schriever ■ M King and Queen's dance. 1976 Queen — Sharon Stahle crowning 1977 Queen — Dena Ritz with 1977 King — Tracy Mellon. King and Queen's Special moment LEFT TO RIGHT Sophomore Prince — Jimmy Ritz. Princess — Lisa Palmer. Junior Prince — Mark Mellott. Princess — Debbie Hendershot. King — Tracy Mellott. Queen — Dena Ritz. Senior Princess — Kelly Beatty. Prince — Billy Whiteside. Junior Princess — Cinda Douglas. Prince — Curtis Hix- son. Sophomore Princess — Deidi Beatty. Prince — Blaine Younker 1. Maxine Schriever. Glenda Deneen. Kelly Beatty, and Becky Hendershot. Kicking their spirits high for color day.” 2. Jerry Hixson dressed for the 50’s. Isn't he something else?” 3. Mrs. Dotti Akers has the spirit; while posing in her colors day outfit. 4. Kenny Swope. Alan DeShong. and Donald Buterbaugh. Having a 50 s get together 5. Jonie Bishop Looking what to get into next. 6. Patty Spade and Debbie Adelsberger Cute as a picture. 7. Dena Ritz and Ginger Barnhart. “Getting their homework done, to go to the hop. 8. Beth Hann. Deidi Beatty. Lisa Palmer, and Dena Ritz. Hey. do you see any guys coming? 9. Alan DeShong. Melody Carl, and Kenny Swope Two is company, but three's a crowd.” 10. The 50's gang of Seniors. COLOR DAY FIFTIES DAY This year we participated in a lot of dif- ferent events. One was the Fifties Day, when we all had a chance to dress up like they did in the Fifties. We held a contest for the best costuming. The winners were as follows: Ju- nior-High Winners — Scott Smartt, Donna Mellott. Senior-High Winners — Donald But- erbaugh, Patty Spade. We all enjoyed par- ticipating. SCHOOL ASSEMBLIES March 21. 1977. Sammy Hall. Smoky Mountains. Tennessee: Sammy Sammy favors us with the selection, “Sunshine.“ with his smiling musicians. SCHOOL ASSEMBLIES 1. December 10. 1976. Jett Steinberg. Winston Salem. North Carolina: Jett and the group. 2. Jeff sign his autograph for one of his fans. 3. January 20. 1977. Shawn Connery. Rosebud Indian Reservation. South Dakota: Shawn illustrates a chiefs headpiece. 4 March 8. 1977, Art Blackford. Winchester. Virginia: Art and his darling dogs. 5. Happy. Yukon, and Buttercup pose for the picture. LEFT: Mr. Smith presenting awards to Drew Diehl. Drew at- tended the Pennsylvania Special Olympics at Edinboro State College on May 24 and 25. Drew took 2nd place in the 220 yard run in his age group and a 3rd in the 50 yd dash This was a state wide competition involving the winners from the dis- trict meets. yot x?e 100 Wfcra? Southern Fulton Track The Southern Fulton trackmen of Coach Bob K repps raised their sea- sonal record to 9-1 on Monday, April 25, by capturing a pair of vic- tories over McConnellsburg and James Buchanon in a triangular meet at Mercersburg The Indians won only six events, but shattered two school records enroute to a 681 to 66‘ i edge over the second place Spartans, while James Buchanon scored 54 The only loss for the Indians this year was by a point to Everptt Indians short distance ace John Nowakowski ran a 51.7 for a school record in the440dash, being narrow- ly shaded by McConnellsburg's de- fending state champion Rick Hoff man by 4 second Nowakowski also ran the anchor leg on the record breaking mile relay team The quar- tet of Paul Goodrich. Tim Good- rich. Randy Smith and Nowakowski ran a 3:35 2, bettering their pre- vious mark by 11 full seconds Paul Goodrich added two other first in the 330 yard intermediate hurdles and the 120 yard high hurdles Dis- tance king Kevin Mellott added two firsts in the mile and two mile, while weight star Caleb Wilt copped ■a first in the shotput 4 1 V? “ V Vi' ■'w v BAND BANQUET May 28, 1977 The Band Banquet was held in the high school cafeteria at 6:30 p.m., Saturday, May 28. The buffet dinner was well attended by members of the band, their families, and their teachers. Mr. Wolf, our band director, presented awards after the dinner to the following: SENIORS: Kelly Beatty, Glenda Deneen, Trecila De- neen, Alan DeShong, Sheila DeShong, Rodney Divel- bliss, Trina Elbin, Jody Ericson, Denise Funk, Jerry Hix- son, Brian Peck, Maxine Schriever, Patty Spade, Bill Whiteside, Debbie Adelsberger, Dith Mellott, Ginger Barnhart. SENIOR-HIGH COUNTY BAND: Jerry Hixson, Vicki McCarty, Joann Ward, Becky Hendershot. JUNIOR-HIGH COUNTY BAND: Leda Lashley, Sandy Mellott, Scott Smith, Kerry Hendershot, Donna Mellott, Cindy Manzo, Elen Elbin, Melinda Truax, Lesa Mellott. The Most-Outstanding Senior Award was presented to Jerry Hixson. Jerry also received the Marine Corps Musi- cianship Award. STUDENT COUNCIL ROW 1: President — Maxine Schriever. Secretary — Barbara Waltz. Treasurer — Debbie Adelsberger. Mr Elbin — Advisor ROW 2: President — Tom Hoffman. Shane Northcraft. Cindy Bain, Sharon Smith, Sandra Gordon. Cindy Shlves. Ginger Barnhart. Lisa Snyder. Sharon Shaw. John Rich- ards. Craig Elbin. Mike Carpenter. Robert Hlxon. ROW 3: Gary Wheeler. Micheal Fischer, John Harper. Charles Lanehart, Terry Spade. STUDENT COUNCIL ACTIVITIES Student Council this year was very active in sponsoring school activities. Council's main objective was to improve school spirit. The first sponsored activity was Color Day. This was a day on which the student body and teachers wore the school colors, maroon and white. The next ac- tivity, a sock-hop after the boys' basketball game, re- ceived the most favorable student response. An average of fifty students stayed for the sock-hop. Because of the success of the sock-hops, Council decided to sponsor a Fifties Day and to give prizes to the best dressed. Fifties Day participants in Junior High and Senior High. This day was a success. Council next sponsored both a fund rais- Student Council President. Maxine Schriever. Is presenting the prize- winning ribbons to the best-dressed boy and best-dressed girl In Senior High on Fifties Day. ing and fun raising activity called Slave Day. Volunteer student slaves were sold for bids ranging from 10c to $5. These volunteer slaves were to obey their masters wishes for one school day. To improve student relations with other schools within the county. Student Council sponsored an Exchange Day with McConnellsburg and Forbes Road. To ensure many successful activities in the future, four representatives from our Student Council were sent to a Student Council Conference in Harrisburg. Council is looking forward to being of service to the stu- dent body next year. Not only studenta participated In dressing as In the SO's on Fifties Day. but teachers did also Above is Mr Rltz with his typical 50's outfit. FHA ROW 1: Carla Fletcher. Song Leader: Cindy Smith, Assistant Song Leader. Sheila DeShong. President; Tina Mitchell. Treasurer. Ginger Barnhart. Vice-President; Debbie Adelsberger, News Reporter; Patty Spade. Secretary ROW 2; Mrs Hendershot. Advisor; Cathy Durst. Sandy Mellott. Donna Peterson. Shirley Fisher. Sue DeShong. Melva Younker. Melinda Truax, Leda Lashley. Debbie Keebaugh. Angelina Wilt. Vickie McCarty. Ditha Mel- lott. ROW 3: Denise Shank. Sherry Northcraft. Elen Elbin. Sandy Smith. Doreen Deneen. Dawn Adelsberger. Bonnie Younker, Deidi Beatty. Alexa Smith. Jeannle Hollenshead, Belinda Tyler, Linda Ramsey Chapter President: Sheila DeShong. PFHA Vice-President: Ginger Barnhart This year we were very much honored to have a Pennsylvania State Vice-President, whom was Ginger Barnhart. Among other activities were different chapter mem- bers attending sessions at Penn State College, Mans- field, Pa. and Messiah College at which our chapter presented the emblem ceremony. Our Parent-Daughter banquet was held on April 14, at the Potomac Room in Hancock, MD. This year our FHA adopted Mrs. Mary Keefer of War- fordsburg as our FHA grandmother. Almost each day two girls from our chapter would visit with her and assist her in her academic endeavors. In observance of Future Homemakers of America Week at SFHS, the club members honored employees on Appreciation Day. Recognition ribbons went to school bus drivers, cooks, janitors, secretaries, teachers, and the admin- istration. The chapter is making plans for the Spring State Convention in Pittsburgh. Our chapter this year contained a total of 32 mem- bers of which seven were seniors. BELOW: Mrs Mary Keefer. Rev Archie Graham FRONT: Tami Umbrell. Jacqueline McKeever. Cynthia Smith, Dixie Wertz, Alice Truax. Mary Ann Hixson. BACK: Kelly Beatty. Trecila Deneen, Luraine Fischer, Mrs. Yost — Advisor. John Nowakowski. FFA ROW 1 Edward Earnest. Dan Gordon. Daniel Waltz. Jeannie Hollenshead. Donna Stevens. Sandy Mel- lott. ROW 2: Mr Layton. Mark Shanholtz. Victor Landers. James Strait. Warren Strait. Angelena Wilt. John Nowakowski. Dixie Wertz. Vicky Earnest. Linda VanDamker. Sandra Haulman. Jenny McCray, Mary Ford. Cheryl Seburn. Linda Ramsey. Cathy Durst ROW 3: Craig Shaw. Michael Truax. Steven Barton. James Garland. Lawrence Seburn. Doug Mellott. Eric Powell. William Trail. Sheila DeShong. Sue DeShong. Leda Lashley. Melinda Truax. Alexa Smith. Karen Fischer. Kevin Strait. Travis Sigel. James Ericson ROW 4: Terry Booth. Craig Ziler. Randy Smith. Beth Hann. James Strait. Ricky Hann. Neal Oakman. Shane Northcraft. William Whiteside. Kenneth Swope. Kevin Mellott. Rodney Divelbliss. Robin Ward. Ray Powell. William Norris. David Hull. Stuart Fletcher. Jeffrey Weber. Dennis Earnest. Jeffrey Keefer Our Warfordsburg F.F.A. Chapter was renamed the Tonoloway F.F.A. Chapter this year, and our membership has increased. Before the Christmas Holidays, members sold 1300 cases of citrus fruit, which broke all previous sales records. In January our chapter was represented at the PA Farm Show in Harrisburg, where Roderick Hill was presented the Keystone Degree. Other Activities: F.F.A. Week — February 21-25; Pennsylvania Association for Farmers Cooperatives (PAFC) in Bedford; F.F.A. Activities week at Penn State in June; Athletic contests with the two Fulton County schools; and public speaking competition at Shippensburg in May. LIBRARY ASS 1ST AN TS ART CLUB FIRST ROW Cindy Shives. Maxine Schriever. LuAnne Keebaugh. Tami Umbrell. Bonnie Younker SECOND ROW: Judy Ericson. Janet Carnell. Beverly Ramsey. Diane Hoffman. Vicky Earnest. Debbie Decker. Carolyn Trail. Cmda Douglas. Joanne Ward. Steve Haulman THIRD ROW Eugenia Hann. Debbie Adelsberger. Ditha Mellott. Patty Spade. Linda Exline. Ginger Barnhart. Sheila DeShong. Sue DeShong. Carol Hoffman. William DeShong. John Nowakowski. Curtis Hixon. FOURTH ROW Carla Fletcher. Trina Elbin. Trecila Deneen. Glenda Deneen. Jerry Hixson. Kelly Beatty. Cynthia Smith. Tina Mitchell. Debbie Hendershot. John Winter. Warren Strait. Victor Landers. Tim Shives. Kevin Mellott. FIFTH ROW Mark Shanholtz. John Ebersole. Ronnie Mel- lott. Neal Oakman. Wesley Tyler. Robert Hixon. Alan DeShong. Randy Smith. SIXTH ROW: Tracy Mellott. Mark Miller. Ricky Hann. Fred Nates ABSENT. Sheila Kerns ART CLUB OFFICERS: Maxine Schriever — Secretary. Mark Shanholtz — Vice-Presi- dent. Mr William Hammond — Advisor. Tracy Mellott — President. Cindy Shives — Treasurer SR. HIGH JR. HIGH FIRST ROW: Steve Barton. Shane Northcraft. Sandy Mellott. Donna Peterson. Linda Vandaniker. Leda Lashley. Doreen Deneen. Shirley Fisher. Beth Hann. Mary Ann Ebersole. Mary Ford. SECOND ROW Eric Powell. Belinda Tyler. Sandy Smith. Elen Elbin. Sandy Haulman. Brent Layton. Melinda Truax. Danny Gordon. John Richards. Kelly Wilt. Mark Everetts. Ronnie Umbrel. Tim Knox. THIRD ROW: Daniel Smith. David Vandaniker. Travis Sigel. Donna Stevens. Lynn Hanks. Penny Lanehart. Carolyn Smith. Pam Hanks. Michelle Hendershot. Charles Leese. William Trail. James Keebaugh. Tom Hoffman. Mark Palmer. Eddie Mellott FOURTH ROW: Kevin Strait. Aubrey Fletcher. Barry Mellott. Becky Hendershot. Roger Harr. Dennis Palmer. Scott Smart! HEALTH CAREER CLUB ROW 1: ADVISOR — Mrs Elbin. Dawn Adelsberger. Ditha Mellott ROW 2: Sheila DeShong. Bonnie Younker. Joanne Ward. Glenda Deneen. PRESIDENT — Eugenia Hann, Vicky McCarty, Becky Hendershot. Kelly Beatty ROW 3: SECRETARY — Maxine Schriever. Sue DeShong. Debbie Richards, Debbie Hendershot. Debbie Adelsberger. Patty Spade. VICE-PRESIDENT — Fred Nates (ABSENT): TREASURER — Luraine Fischer, Janet Carnell. Carla Fletcher The Health Career Club is in the process of reorganization this year. We are trying to establish availability of volun- teers to staff the health room when the nurse is not available. In the future we hope to use members of the club to aid in the screening of elementary students. In the past two years, we have had members of the club work at the Fulton County Medical Center, as volunteer Candy Stripers. Some members of the club volunteered their assistance with the Swine Flu immunization program. Our club finds enjoyment by helping those who are in need, and by doing this we gain experience and compassionate attitudes. CANDY STRIPERS Janet Carnell. Glenda Deneen. Eugenia Hann, Kelly Beatty. Ginger Barnhart ABSENT: Luraine Fischer Working at the Medical Center in McConnellsburg was a very challenging experience. During the Junior year we received our training and worked as Candy Stripers in our spare time. We had the opportunity to advance as we work- ed, also we had a chance to decide among ourselves if nursing was the career which we would choose to achieve in our future years. Working as Candy Stripers we were not always pleased at what we had to do or what we saw, but through all the trying times, we gained a great sense of satisfaction just knowing that we had helped someone and made them feel comfortable in their time of need. That feeling made it all worthwhile. STAGE BAND ROW 1: Dwight Bard Lisa Snyder Danny Gordon ROW 2: Beth Hann Sandy Mellott Cathy Durst Melinda Truax Lori Snyder Mr. Wolf. Director ROW 3: Scott Smith Alan DeShong Jerry Hixson Danny Waltz David Gordon Lisa Breakall COUNTY BAND Jerry Hixson Vicki McCarty Joanne Ward Becky Hendershot PEP BAND ROW t: Rodney Divelbliss Randy Smith ROW 2: Kerry Hendershot Jerry Hixson ROW 3: Dennis Palmer Beth Hann Delma Burns Jeannie Hollenshead Leda Lashley Belinda Truax ROW 4 Alan DeShong Ryan Mellott Sandy Mellott Jackie Winters Cindy Manzo Patty Spade Lisa Breakall Band Director: Bernard Wolf 61 ¥ SFHS SENIOR SENIOR HIGH BAND MEMBERS 1st FLUTE Judy Encson Lisa Palmer Lisa Snyder (Piccolo) •Patty Spade (Piccolo) Barbara Waltz 2nd FLUTE Leda Lashley Sherry Northcratt Sandra Smith Melva Yonker E-FLAT CLARINET Cindy Manzo 1st CLARINET Kelly Beatty •Trecila Deneen Trina Elbin Vicki McCarty Maxine Schriever 2nd CLARINET Glenda Deneen Becky Hendershot Debbie Richards Joann Ward 3rd CLARINET Elen Elbin Karen Fischer Donna Mellott Jackie Winter ALTO CLARINET Lesa Mellott BASS CLARINET Deidi Beatty ‘Sheila DeShong TENOR SAXOPHONE •Jeff Deike Cathy Durst BARITONE SAXOPHONE Beth Hann 1st TRUMPET •Alan DeShong •Jerry Hixson Dennis Palmer Ryan Mellott 2nd TRUMPET Delma Burns Jackie McKeever 3rd TRUMPET Dan Gordon Leslie Wilson FRENCH HORN Debbie Hendershot 1st TROMBONE •Denise Funk •Denotes Section Leader Sandy Mellott 2nd TROMBONE Danny Waltz BARITONE HORN Alan Layton •Kerry Hendershot SOUSAPHONE •Rex Divelbliss Tom Hoffman TYMPANI Brian Deneen 1st ALTO SAXOPHONE 'Brian Peck Melinda Truax Scott Whiteside 2nd ALTO SAXOPHONE John Bain Jeanne Hollenshead PERCUSSION Steve Barton Rodney Divelbliss Jenny McCray James McLean Mark Palmer Linda Ramsey (Bells) •Randy Smith Cheryl Seburn_____ HIGH BAND SENIORS IN BAND FRONT: Maxine Schriever. Ditha Mellott. Debbie Adelsberger. Glenda Deneen. Sheila DeShong. Dena Ritz. Kelly Beatty. Judy Ericson BACK: Patty Spade. Billy Whiteside. Denise Funk. Ginger Barnhart. Linda Exline. Trecila Deneen. Jerry Hixson. Trina Elbin. Rodney Divelbliss. Alan DeShong. SENIOR HIGH BAND OFFICERS STANDING Secretary: Becky Hendershot SITTING: President: Denise Funk. Vice-Pres- ident: Kelly Beatty. Treasurer Sheila De- Shong. ROW 1: Susie Dere. Dena Ritz ROW 2: Debbie Decker. Debbie Adelsberger — Captain. Linda Exline ROW 3: Bonnie Goodrich. Holly Whiteside. Ginger Barnhart. Carolyn Smith. Ditha Mellott. Donna Peterson TWIRLERS ROW 1: Trecila Deneen— Captam, Trina Elbin, Cindy Smith. Denise Shank. ROW 2: Maxine Schriever. Leda Lashley, Tina Mitchell ROW 3: Cindy Manzo, Sandy Smith. S.F. JUNIOR HIGH BAND FIRST ROW: Penny Wheeler. Twanna Smith. Deanna Mellott. SECOND ROW: Trica Mitchell. Lacte Miller. Laura Fisher. Karrie Spmoe. Cindy Bain. THIRD ROW: Renee Wright. Monica Shank. Brenda Palmer. Lori Ward. Anna Peck. Julia Linscott. Debbie Roebuck. La- nette Steach. FOURTH ROW: Lori Snyder. Michele Trail. Sandy Gordon. David Dere. John Munson. Sharon Smith. Roberta Schooley. Scott Sigel. Mark Booth. Tom Lashley. BACK ROW: Lisa Breakall. avid Gordon. Michael Fischer. Connie Souders. Mr Wolf. Scott Smith. Dennis Gordon. Terry Booth. Keith Williams. Sue Sigel. Rose Shives. Brett Remsburg. Dwight Bard OFFICERS: LEFT TO RIGHT: Sharon Smith. Lori Snyder. Lisa Breakall. SENIOR-HIGH ENSEMBLE ROW 1: Joann Ward. Dena Ritz. Glenda Deneen ROW 2: Eugenia Hann. Ginger Barnhart. Judy Ericson. Bonnie Goodrich. Maxine Schriever ROW 3: Trina Elbin. Trecila Deneen. Luraine Fischer. Becky Hendershot. Melody Carl. SENIOR-HIGH ACCOMPANISTS Ginger Barnhart. Dena Rite. Becky Hendershot. Sherry Northcraft, Joann Ward Maxine Schriever. Kelly Beatty. Dena Rite, Tracy Mellott. 66 SENIOR-HIGH CHORAL OFFICERS SENIOR HIGH CHORUS ROW 1: Belinda Tyler, Jeannie Hollenshead. Deidi Beatty. Bonnie Younker, Maxine Schriever. Cindy Shives, Kelly Beatty, Sheila Kerns ROW 2: Joanne Ward. Leda Lashley. Jackie McKeever. Alexa Smith. Tammy Umbrell. Cathy Durst. Angelina Wilt. Michelle Hendershot. ROW 3: Karen Cav- ender, Doris Golden. Denise Shank. Sandy Smith. Glenda Deneen, Melody Carl. Dawn Adelsberger, Debbie Houdersheldt. Diane Carbaugh. Via Hann, Shirley Fisher. ROW 4: Cheryl Seburn. Vickie McCarty. Tina Mitchell. Cindy Smith. Eric Powell. Mark Palmer. Gary Wheeler. Danny Waltz. Brent Layton. Sherry Northcraft. Sheila DeShong. ROW 5: Penny Lanehart. Bonnie Goodrich. Eugenia Hann. William Trail. Tom Hoffman. Charles Leese. Kerry Hendershot. Debbie Richards. Dena Ritz. Sue DeShong. ROW 6: Ginger Barnhart. Mary Ann Ebersole. Judy Ericson. Trina Elbin. Tre- cilia Deneen, Jerry Hixson. Tracy Mellott. Donald Buterbaugh, James Keebaugh, John Nowakowski. Carol Hoffman. Becky Hendershot, Luraine Fischer. Our 67 member Senior Chorus entertained audiences for the Christmas Sketches Concert and the Spring Concert. In March, the Chorus traveled to Forbes Road to sing to and with their Senior Chorus and had an afternoon of good fellowship. COUNTY CHORUS ROW 1: Kerry Hendershot. Brent Layton. Sherry Northcraft. Car- rie Spineo. Susie Sigel. ROW 2: Dwight Bard. Tom Hoffman. Mark Palmer. Leda Lashley. Sandy Smith. Denise Shank. ROW 1: Judy Ericson, Eugenia Hann. Maxine Schriever. ROW 2: Ginger Barnhart.Trecila Deneen. Trina Elbin. Dena Rite. ROW 3: Jerry Hixson. Luraine Fischer. Tracy Mellott 68 Ginger Barnhart. Jerry Hixson. Judy Ericson Something in addition to County Chorus this year is District Chorus, which was held in Curwensville, PA, on April 20-23. There was a variety of music from “He ain't heavy — He's my brother by: Daniel-Daniel. to a classical piece of Haydn’s. Practices were held daily and performances on Friday Saturday evenings. We were hosted in homes of stu- dents in that school district. We had many good times and met new friends. BOYS’QUARTET A newly formed musical organization this year is the Boys' Quartet. It was organized by Mr. Romig and a few interested boys in the Senior Chorus. The quartet is also a part of the Senior High Mixed Ensemble. Among the songs which have been sung are: Praises Be, Traces, and Bringing In The Sheaves. 69 Tracy Mellott. Jerry Hixson. John Nowakowski, Kerry Hendershot JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS Christmas Concert Mr Romig directing Junior Choir. 70 Susie Sigel, Brenda Harper Sharon Smith, Deanna Truax. JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS ROW 1: Randy Peck. Gary Goodrich. Roberta Shooley. Brenda Richards. Deanna Truax. Daniel Schriever. Alan Vangi. Dennis Gordon. Eric Fletcher. Donald Munson. Aletha Fletcher. Penny Wheeler ROW 2: Lori Hendershot. Lanette Steach. Karrie Spinoe. Twanna Smith. Faith Carpenter. Lori Ward. Tammy Gray. Jayne Bowman. William Hines. Tommy Lashley. Kevin Powell. Patty Swope ROW 3: Geraldine Strait. Debra Fischer. Lori Ritz. Eileen Elbin, Sandy Gordon. Brenda Harper. Angela Omps. Mark Booth. George Hohman. Michael Bard. Sharon Smith. ROW 4: Joy Landers. Wanda Knable. Cheryl Ericson, Anna Peck. Rose Shives. Karen Sigel. David Gordon. Lloyd Smith. Stephen Lynch. Eugene Ward. Marcia Younker, Robert Shaw. ROW 5: Deanna Kerns. Velma Bailey. Lisa Breakall, Brenda Palmer. Cynthia Bam. Brett Ramsburg. Michael Fischer. Dwight Bard. Larry Kee- baugh, Dwayne Mentzer. Deborah Roebuck. Kathy Elbin. Connie Souders. SENIORS IN SPORTS ROW 1: Denise Funk. Oitha Mellon. Patty Spade. Debbie Adelsberger. Janet Barber. Judy Ericson ROW 2: Jonie Bishop. Cindy Shives. Sheila Kerns. Trecila Deneen, Trina Elbin. Ginger Barnhart. Dena Ritr ROW 3: John Nowakowski, Kevin Mellon. Billy Whiteside. Tracy Mellon. Fred Nates. Richard 6 Harr ROW 4: Richard Eader. Robert Hixon, David Fischer. Mark Miller. Steve Shives. Alan Northcraft. Alleine’s Fashion Shop McConnellsburg, Pa. Phone 485-3422 Gale Diehl Sporting Goods 54 Lincoln Way East Chambersburg, Pa. 17201 Goodyear Tire Center 131 S. Franklin Street Chambersburg, PA 17201 B L Craft Center North Second Street McConnellsburg, Pa. Earley’s Store Shoes and Fabrics McConnellsburg, Pa. 17233 Grissinger’s Market 107 Lincoln Way East McConnellsburg, PA 485-4343 Chambersburg New Car Dealers Exline Hardware 832 Lincoln Way East Hancock, Md. Chambersburg, Pa. Phone 678.661 Compliments of: Richard J. Grove Hancock, MD 21750 Clark’s Juniata Hotel Everett, Pa. Bun and Ruth McKinley's Food Market, Inc. Main Street Hancock, Md. 21750 Hendershot's Sporting Goods Hancock, MD 21750 Phone: 678-5606 Debbie's Beauty Shop Needmore, Pa. Phone 573-2550 Fulton Auto Parts. Inc. McConnellsburg, PA Phone 485-3177 Hess’s Barber Shop Main Street Hancock, MD 21750 Baltzer A. DeShong General Hauling Phone 573-2362 Geno’s Grocery Needmore, PA Phone 573-4180 72 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS ROW 1 Bonnie Goodrich. ROW 2: Debbie Richards. Maxine Schriever, Jackie McKeever. Glenda Deneen. Becky Hendershot. ROW 3: Debbie Deck er. Kelly Beatty. Debbie Hendershot. Hurrah! For Maxine Schriever the fifth to serve the squad for six SENIOR CHEERLEADERS: consecutive years. Kelly Beatty. Maxine Schriever. Glenda Deneen 74 JV CHEERLEADERS KNEELING Sharon Shaw. Karrie Spinoe. Geraldine Strait. STANDING: Doreen Deneen. Bonnie Goodrich. Lacie Miller. Cheryl Seburn. ON SHOULDERS: Belinda Tyler. Kimberly Mellott. Varsity Cheerleaders at boys' basketball game. Our Advisor Mr Harmon. GIRLS’ VARSITY LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs Palmer, coach. Denise Funk. Dena Ritz, Becky Hendershot. Jonie Bishop. Trina Elbln, Melody Carl. Diane Hoffman. Denise Funk. Trina Elbin, Jonie Bishop. Dena Ritz. and Sheila Kerns (pictured to the right), our five seniors, who worked hard as a team through victory or defeat for their four years on the basketball team. Our thanks to you for the great sportsmanship you have shown us.' GIRLS’JUNIOR VARSITY RIGHT TO LEFT: Miss Rupp; coach. Karen Fischer. Sherry Northcraft. Debbie Richards. Delma Burns. Elen Elbin. Jackie Winter. Sandy Mellott. Sandy Smith. Lisa Palmer. Tina Dere. Jenny McCray. Linda Ramsey. Lisa Synder. Jeannie Hollenshead. Deidi Beatty MANAGERS: Mary Ann Hixson. Susie Dere. Cindy Shives. Cynthia Bain, and Deanna Kerns (pictured at right) are man- Our Senior managers. Cindy agers. who worked together putting every effort into making them a team. Keeping record-, washing uniforms, and Shives. has served two years as filling water bottles was a small effort but worth it. basketball manager, GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Our girls’ basketball team ended with a record of 9 wins and 7 losses. The girls’ varsity team participated in the Berkeley Springs Invitational Tournament. Becky Hender- shot was picked to be on the All-Tournament Team. The girls had a chance to see other school teams playing bas- ketball. VARSITY SCOREBOARD SF OP 45 Bedford 51 44 'Hyndman 26 50 Tussey Mountain 33 23 'Bedford 41 32 Hyndman 12 35 Central 48 29 Everett 54 65 'Berkeley Springs 24 39 McConnellsburg 50 41 Forbes Road 37 47 S. Huntingdon 39 49 Berkeley Springs 28 44 'Forbes Road 40 34 'Hedgesville 30 41 ’McConnellsburg 62 45 'Everett 70 Although the Junior Varsity did not finish with a winning record, the team played hard and courageously all season long. Not discouraged by its near victories, the girls were enthusiastic and learned much about techniques and teamwork. J.V. SCOREBOARD SF OP 16 Bedford 26 20 'Hyndman 24 26 Tussey Mountain 12 20 'Bedford 26 26 Hyndman 28 36 Central 21 28 Everett 47 52 ‘Berkeley Springs 18 24 McConnellsburg 31 31 Forbes Road 28 30 S. Huntingdon 34 38 Berkeley Springs 15 13 'Forbes Road 25 27 ‘Hedgesville 18 28 ‘McConnellsburg 42 14 Everett 40 'Away Games BOYS’BASKETBALL Our Boys basketball team ended the season with a record of 20 wins to 5 losses They also won the Southern Fulton Holiday Invitational Tour- nament Our varsity team shared the championship of Fulton County League and Sideling Hill League. In the District Five Playoff, they placed fourth. The varsity basketball team proved that hard work, co-opera- tion. and determination is the result of a good team The Junior Varsity boys ended the season with 12 wins and 8 losses The boys of the Junior Varsity played very hard and showed good sportsmanship through all the season VARSITY SCOREBOARD SF OP 103 •Salisbury 65 70 •Everett 58 74 Northern Bedford 55 72 McConnellsburg 61 55 •Tussey Mountain 37 72 •Northern Bedford 59 97 Everett 52 83 •Forbes Road 70 98 Salisbury 63 88 •Hyndman 79 82 Tussey Mountain 65 56 ‘Hancock 74 83 Hancock 55 73 •Berkeley Springs 94 70 Northern Bedford 65 •Away Games 85 Fairfield 70 District Five Playoffs 96 Hyndman 65 65 Forbes Road 58 58 •Fairfield 49 at McConnellsburg 49 •McConnellsburg 56 55 Berlin at Bedford 57 80 Forbes Road 74 72 Shanksville at 92 79 Hancock 56 Windber 81 Berkeley Springs 71 J.V. SCOREBOARD 48 22 44 Northern Bedford 45 35 •Tussey Mountain 25 62 Everett 43 58 •Salisbury 34 59 Tussey Mountain 39 41 Fairfield 23 49 Hyndman 39 55 •Fairfield 57 37 •McConnellsburg 38 48 Forbes Road 47 44 Hancock 53 36 Berkeley Springs 47 42 •Everett 32 62 McConnellsburg 43 42 •Northern Bedford 44 55 •Forbes Road 62 55 •Hyndman 41 68 ‘Hancock 49 39 •Berkeley Springs 52 Indians Get their Revenge Southern Fulton WARFORDSBtRG. P� - Al� n Northcraft scored S3 points and grabbed 14 rebounds as Southern Fulton avenged Its only loea of the seaaon with a 73- 61 victory over McConnell� - borg Friday night Northcraft canned 15 of B field goal attempts to lead Southern Fulton to its 16th vie tory ia 17 games Rival McCoanellsbarg which defeated Southern Fulton last to 15-1 down, not out BEDFORD, Pa - Southern Southern Fulton shot - Fulton and Berlin battled back hitting 29 of 46 shots but and forth the entire game outrebounded by Berlin by. before Berlin pulled out a 57-86 SO margin Southern Fulton turned on the fast break in the fourth quarter, as Hison scored eight points and Bill Whiteside added six more, two on a great baseline move with an assist from Hixon. Hixon scored 25 points for Southern Fulton, while Whiteside OMTM V � emi-ftQ U Twsday Hixon led the Indl three entries from District V in tba state tournament Southern Fulton can still wtn a berth by Shanksville in the consolation round Friday at Wtndber Pa scored seven and grabbed 12 rebounds. BOYS’ VARSITY Alan Northcraft. Billy Whiteside. Jeff Hampton. Mark Mellott. Jimmy Ritz. Paul Goodrich. Craig Elbin. Brian Deneen. Robert Hixon. Richard Eader. Bret Elbin. Jeff Ritz One of the most suc- cessful seasons in South- ern Fulton history ended on Friday night, March 11, 1977, when defeated by Shanksville. The end of season record stood at 21 wins and 5 losses, which was great. Coach Larry Palmer says, 'They’re as good as any team (at Southern Fulton) and better than most.” OUR ‘FANTASTIC” SENIOR TEAM MEMBERS: Robert Hixon. Jeff Hampton. Alan Northcraft. Billy Whiteside. Paul Goodrich. Richard Eader 80 BOYS’JUNIOR VARSITY Jeff Decker. Jeff Ritz. Kerry Hendershot. Bret Elbin. Brian Deneen. David Whitfield. Mike Carpenter. Craig Elbin, Shane Northcraft. Rex Divel- bliss. Jimmy Ritz. Dennis Palmer. Tom Hoffman. COACHES: Mr Keen Elbin. Boys'Junior Varsity. Mr. Larry Palmer. Boys' MANAGERS. ROW 1: John Harper. Ray Powell. Lisa Snyder. ROW 2: Varsity. Bart Elbin. Chris Palmer. 81 BASEBALL ROW 1: Managers. Charles Lanehart. Eugene Ward. Terry Spade. Kerry Hendershot. Todd Ritz. Bart Elbin, Chris Palmer. ROW 2: Alan Layton. Dar- ren Smith. Allen Spade. Dave Fischer. Billy Whiteside. Jimmy Ritz. Brian Deneen ROW 3: Mr Ritz. John Harper. Jimmy Barnhart. Denny Mellott. Craig Elbin. Shane Northcraft. Brett Elbin, Jeff Decker, Jeff Ritz. Mr Keen Elbin. ASSISTANT COACH: Mr John Ritz COACH: Mr Keen Elbin Mr. Bard organized a baseball booster club in March to finance the purchase of new baseball uni- forms. With his assistants Denise Funk, Jonie Bis- hop, Sheila DeShong, and Sue DeShong along with 20 teams of students, the booster club sold enough light bulbs to earn $1,2000 for the baseball team. Prizes totaling to $700 were awarded to the fund raisers through parties and gifts. BASEBALL OUR GREAT SENIOR BASE- BALL PLAYERS: Steve Shives. Billy Whiteside. Tracy Mellott. and Dave Fischer. ••i | | SCOREBOARD SF OP Everett 5 7 Hancock 7 10 Hyndman 21 1 Hyndman 11 8 Hedgesville 9 7 Southern Huntingdon 8 2 Forbes Road 22 0 Everett 12 5 McConnellsburg 9 4 Hancock 3 0 Forbes Road 9 2 McConnellsburg 14 4 Hedgesville 9 13 Clear Spring 4 6 Fairfield 6 10 Fairfield 11 1 BOYS’TRACK ROW 1: KNEELING. Tim Goodrich, Mark Mellott. Kevin Mellotl. Fred Nates. Mark Miller. Richard Harr. Caleb Wilt. John Nowakowski, James Strait. Warren Strait; Manager ROW 2: STANDING. Mr Krepps. William Norris. Randy Smith. Tim Mellott. Kelly Wilt. Jeft Keefer. Dave VanDaniker. Max Mellott. Tom Hoffman. Buddy Decker. Leon Smith. Mr Sterner. Paul Goodrich; absent. OUTSTANDING SENIOR ATHLETES Paul Goodrich District Champion 330 Intermediate Hurdles Best Time 41.3 Tod Score; 236 points Kevin Mellott District Champion Mile and Two Mile Run Best Time 4:30.5 and 9:50.1 Holder in the Mile run. BOYS TRACK TRACK SCORES — 1977 S.F. OPPONENT 84 % Southern Huntingdon 61% 84 Vfc Tussey Mountain 43 65 Everett 65% 65 Myersdale 58% 106 Southern Huntingdon 44 91% Hancock 33 91% Southern Huntingdon 64% 95 Hancock 55 68% Central Fulton 66 68% James Buchanan 54% 84% Northern Bedford 65% 83 Hancock 54 83 Berkeley Springs 51 Won Hedgesville Forfeit 105 Fairfield 45 73 Central Fulton 77 92 Fairfield 58 Pictures: 1. Fred Nates 2. Kevin Mellott. 3. 4 SENIORS IN TRACK — Richard Harr, Mark Mellott. John Nowakowski. Ca- leb Wilt. Fred Nates. Kevin Mellott 4 Paul Goodrich. 5. Team doing warm-up exercises. 6 John Nowakowski 7. Coach — Mr Krepps. Assistant Coach — Mr Sterner 8. Paul Goodrich. The season was outstanding lor Southern Fulton’s Track Team John Nowakowski broke his foot during one meet, but won anyway. Team and Coaches — We re very proud of you! GIRLS SOFTBALL ROW 1: Manager — Glenda Deneen. Diane Hoffman. Dena Ritz. Ginger Barnhart. Trecila Deneen. Trina Elbin. Manager — Kelly Beatty. ROW 2: San- dy Haulman. Linda VanDaniker. Phylis Miller. Leda Lashley. Donna Peterson. Sandy Mellott. Judy Ericson. ROW 3: Assistant Manager — Mr Kemer- er. LuAnne Keebaugh. Pam Hanks. Becky Hendershot. Debbie Richards. Lorraine Hanks. Cindy Smith. Tina Mitchell. Manager — Mr. Creighton. Assistant Coach — Mr Kemerer _________M- 'y' y______________________ Seniors — Trecila Deneen. Trlna Elbin. Judy Ericson. Manager — Glenda Deneen. Manager ■_■ rtJ.... .................................. Kelly Beatty, STRIKE THEM OUT DENA! GINGER IS READY TO HIT A HOME RUN! SFHS SCOREBOARD OPP 23 Everett 26 20 Hancock 19 1 Hyndman 16 15 Hyndman 21 28 Berkeley Springs 20 10 at Everett 12 11 at Berkeley Springs 21 8 at Hancock 6 1 at Clear Spring 16 15 at Clear Spring 5 12 Fairfield 17 9 REGULAR SEASON at Fairfield 8 5 WINS 7 LOSSES WAS THE REGULAR SEASON RECORD PLAYOFF GAME AGAINST SOMERSET 6 Somerset 25 87 GIRLS’ TRACK ROW ONE: Melinda Truax. Lisa Palmer. Bonnie Goodrich. Debbie Adelsberger. Ditha Mellott. Patty Spade — Manager Janet Barber Carol Hoff- man. Debbie Houdersheldt. Jackie Winter ROW TWO: Lesa Mellott. Donna Mellott. Cindy Manzo. Jenny McCray. Melanie Hall Den.se Hall Donna Stevens. Beth Hann. The 18 member girls track team was very eager to begin a new track team this year after 15 years of not having a girls track team Mr Sterner took on the initiative to coach the girls through many long rough hours of practice. The records at the district meet of 1961 were as follows: First in relay, first and second in 50 yard dash. 75 yard dash, standing broad jump and high jump The last year of track there were 23 team members. The 1977 girls track team had the record of 2 wins and 3 losses. Debbie Adelsberger. Senior Bonnie Goodrich. Junior RECORDS 80 Hurdles — Jackie Winter 15.4 100 Dash — Melinda Truax 12.9 220 Dash — Melinda Truax 31.5 440 Dash — Melinda Truax 69.1 880 Run — Jackie Winter 2:53.6 1 mile — Jackie Winter 6:35.8 2 mile — Donna Mellott 15:03.7 440 Relay — Donna Stevens. Lesa Mellott. Cindy Manzo. Lisa Palmer 66.1 Mile Relay — Jackie Winter. Jenny McCray. Melinda Truax. Bonnie Goodrich 5:05.0 Shot — Carol Hoffman 31.4 Discus — Carol Hoffman 7771 4 Javelin — Carol Hoffman 58.10 Long Jump — Jackie Winter 13.4 Triple Jump — Jackie Winter 26.9 High Jump — Jenny McCray 4 0” SCOREBOARD 25 Tussey Mt. 107 29 Everett 103 17 Northern Bedford 115 88 Hancock 24 82 McConnellsburg 31 Keep your heart free from hate, your mind from worry; Live simply, expect little, give much; fill your life with love. Scatter sunshine and forget self, think of others; do as you would be done by... Try this for one week and you will be surprised ... This is the way to HAPPINESS. Vera C. Ackerman JUNIORS What does ham and cheese have in common with juniors? Both are caught in the middle — one between two pieces of bread and another amidst sopho- mores and sen- iors. Anita Bowman (Weber) Elmer Bowman Melody Carl Debra Decker Jeffrey Deike Cindy Douglas Vicki Earnest John Ebersole Bonnie Goodrich Timothy Goodrich Lorraine Hanks Ricky Hann Steven Haulman Debbie Hendershot 90 Curtis Hixon Carol Hoffman Diane Hoffman David Hull Luanne Keebaugh (Koontz) Victor Landers CLASS OFFICERS and ADVISORS: President — Mark Mellott. Vice-President — Carol Hoffman. Secretary — Debbie Hendershot. Treasurer — Melody Carl. Advisors — Mr Sterner. Mr. Creighton. Mrs Akers We, the Junior class of 1976-77, have done many interesting and worthwhile things this year. We have had projects such as sell- ing popcorn, candy, and Stanley products, all for the Jr.-Sr. Prom. Some of our Junior class members partic- ipated in the Jr.-Sr. Play, and in May we decorated and held the Jr.-Sr. Prom. In October we went on a class trip to Washington D.C., where we visited the Smithsonian Institute. The total number of students in our class is 49. and we represent the school by having the smallest class. Carolyn Trail Alice Truax Tami Umbrell Barbara Waltz Joanne Ward Dixie Wertz Scott Whiteside Angelena Wilt Bonnie Younker 91 SOPHOMORES Dawn Adelsberger Rex Akers John Bam James Barnhart Deidi Beatty Steven Blankley Gary Bowman Diane Carbaugh Ronald Clark Danny Crouse Brian Deneen Susan Dere Tina Dere Drew Diehl Brett Elbin Craig Elbin Dwight Fischer Aubrey Fletcher Lynn Hanks Pamela Hanks Via Hann John Harper Rodger Harr Becky Hendershot Michelle Hendershot Edward Hixon CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS: SITTING: Vice President — Lisa Palmer; Treasurer — Susie Dere STANDING: Advisor — Mr Dennis Harman. President — Brian Deneen. Advisor — Mr. John Elbin. Secre- tary — Holly Whiteside. Advisor — Mr Eugene Coldsmith. The Sophomore Class of 77 has a total of 51 students. Our class ac- tivities included selling M M's during the month of November Now that we have almost completed our Sophomore year, we now realize that life offers us pleasures and disadvantages We look forward to our Junior year so that we can express our ideas for the prom. During our Sophomore year there have been many changes; for example, co- ed gym and the new rules for the school Adjustment to these has not been difficult, and our Sophomore year has been enjoyable. —Holly Whiteside. Secretary SOPHOMORES Ronald Hixon Mary Ann Hixon Sharon Hollenshead Deborah Houdersheldt Debra Keebaugh Ricky Lake Penny Lanehart Alan Layton Jacqueline McKeever Barry Mellott Denny Mellott Tim Mellott Robin Morgret Dennis Palmer Lisa Palmer Debbie Richards Jeff Ritz Jimmy Ritz Sheila Schriever Michael Shaw Carolyn Smith Lisa Snyder Allen Spade Craig Stanley Ronald Umbrell David VanDamker Holly Whiteside Roger Wilt Absent — Blane Younker Randy Younker Timothy Bailey Steven Barton Donald Bishop Dexter Blankley Floyd Bohrer Robert Bowman Delma Burns Mary Buterbaugh Wanda Carbaugh Michael Carpenter Karen Cavender Jeffrey Decker FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS: KNEEL- ING: President — Sherry Northcraft. Vice President — Kenneth Funk. Secretary — Sandy Mellott. Treasurer — Donna Peterson STANDING: Advisors — Mr Ronald Kemerer. Mr Larry Smith. Mrs Marilyn Wallace. Mrs Erma Anderson, and Mr. Allen Grosh The Freshmen class of 1976-77, which is the largest in the school with 113 members, were involved in sev- eral activities. Some went on an ed- ucational field trip to the State Game Lands in Buck Valley, while others went on a tour of the Hancock Bank. Also there were some students who participated in going to Washington, D.C. Everyone participated in selling raffle tickets for the very successful and funfilled school carnival. Sandy Mellott — Secretary 94 Walter Decker Doreen Deneen David Diehl Rex Divilbliss Cathy Durst Dennis Earnest Edward Earnest Mary Ann Ebersole Elen Elbin James Ericson Mark Everts Duane Fischer FRESHMEN Karen Fischer James Fisher Shirley Fisher Mary Ford Kenneth Funk James Garland Dora Golden Daniel Gordon Mark Gunnell Debra Hall Beth Hann Sandra Haulman Kerry Hendershot Earnest Hlxon Tom Hoffman Jeame Hollenshead Vincent Hughes Denise Hull Melanie Hull James Keebaugh Jeff Keefer Craig Kessler Leda Lashley Brent Layton Charles Leese Cindy Manzo Janie Mason Crystal Magee Tammy Magee Jenny McCray Donna Mellott Doug Mellott Eddie Mellott Lesa Mellott Max Mellott Sandy Mellott Donald Mentzer Phylis Miller Greg Mitchell Wanda Nates Shane Northcraft Sherry Northcraft Mark Palmer Donna Peterson Eric Powell FRESHMEN Randy Powell Linda Ramsey Steve Ramsey John Richards Ronald Ritz Debbie Schriever Kenneth Schriever Mabel Schriever Cheryl Seburn Lawrence Seburn Denise Shank Craig Shaw Debbie Shives Travis Sigel Scott Smartt Barbara Smith Betty Smith Beulah Smith Daniel Smith Darren Smith Harold Smith Jackie Smith Leon Smith Sandy Smith Donna Jean Stevens Kevin Strait Steven S wad ley William Trail Melinda Truax Belinda Tyler Linda Van Damker Daniel Waltz Brenda Weller Russel Weller Gary Wheeler David Whitfield Leslie Wilson Kelly Wilt Jackie Winter Tammy Woodal Jackie Woodal Melva Younker Sheldon Younker Craig Ziler AWULABlC 1 EIGHTH GRADE Velma Bailey Cynthia Bain Dwight Bard Michael Bard Kim Barton Nita Beatty Terry Booth Jayne Bowman Doug Boyce Cynthia Canary Craig Carnell Faith Carpenter CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS: President — Lori Snyder. Vice- President — Kimberly Mellott. Secretary — Greg Deike. Treasurer — Chris Palmer. KNEELING. STANDING: Mr. Layton. Mr Ritz. Mrs. Hendershot. Mr Hendershot. Greg Deike Cheyanne Eader Dolly Eader Bart Elbin Kathy Elbin Cheryl Ericson Michael Fischer Dwayne Fox Karen Garland Gary Goodrich Howard Halterman Brenda Harper Michael Hess Linda Hollenshead Cheryl Houdersheldt Larry Keebaugh Deanna Kerns Wanda Knable Joy Landers Charles Larnhart Allen Large Ansel Linscott Joyce Lynch Stephen Lynch Blaine Mellott Bobby Mellott Kimberly Mellott Perry Mellott Dwayne Mentzer Lacie Miller Trica Mitchell Terry Morse Norma Jean Myers Keith Omps Chris Palmer Randy Peck Ronnie Ramsey Brett Remsburg Mark Remsburg Lon Ritz Todd Ritz Debbie Roebuck Daniel Rohm Ricky Schnever Glenn Scott Sharon Shaw Shawn Sheeder Duane Shives Rose Shives Karen Sigel Kenneth Sigel Carl Smith Devon Smith Lloyd Smith There are 80 students in our Eighth Grade class Some of the classes thai are new to us are Algebra Health anc Typing Last year most of the Seventh Grade had Physical Education with the upper grades This year the 8-1 and 8-2 have Physical Education together which isn't as competitive as last year but |ust as fun Another change is hav- ing Health and Physical Education with girls and boys together Greg Deike Secretary Scott Smith Lori Snyder Wesley Souders Terry Spade Karrie Spinoe Lanette Steach Geraldine Strait Charlene Swope Michele Trail Eugene Ward Jeffrey Weber Salem Wilt Bobby Yost Trixy Younker CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS FRONT: LEFT TO RIGHT — President — Eileen Elbin. Vice-President — Con- nie Souders. Secretary — Daniel Schriever. Treasurer — David Gordon BACK LEFT TO RIGHT: Advisors. Miss Lucy Rupp. Miss Becky Ross. Mr ToddHoffner. Barber. Lora Beam. Charles Berkstresser. Donald Bernhard. Rebecca Bishop. Jeffrey Booth. Mark Bowers. Paul Bowman. John Breakall. Lisa Canary. Donald Carbaugh. Wesley Castle. Tim Cavender. Christine Chubb. Brian Cobalt. Vicki Dere. David Eader. David Eader. Michael Elbin. Glen Elbin. Eileen Fischer. Debra Fischer. Laura 99 SEVENTH GRADE Fletcher. Alethea Fletcher. Eric Fox. Jody Gordon. David Gordon. Dennis Gordon. Sandy Gray. Tammy Gunnell, Lori Haines. William Hall. Daniel Hann. Donna Harr. Shelbie Harr. Terry Hendershot. Lori Hoffman. Michael Hohman. George Keebaugh. Lucinda Kerns. Irvin Kerly. Peggy Kint, James Kirby. Karen Knox. Stacy Lash ley. Thomas Linscott. Julia Mellott. Brian Mellott. Deanna Mellott. Lisa Mikos. John Munson, Donald Munson. John Oakman. Gary Oakman. Glenn Omps. Angela Palmer. Brenda loo guSy Photograph not available 100 SEVENTH GRADE Our seventh grade class, having 101 students, entered Junior High School with much excitement. We are second only to ninth grade m size. We were welcomed by three smiling homeroom teachers: Mr Hoftner. Miss Rupp, and Miss Ross. The changes we encountered were Home Economics. In- dustrial Arts, and extended Art and Music classes. We are looking forward to more fun-filled years in high school. Daniel Schriever. Secretary Peck. Anna Peck. Doreen Pittman. Brian Powell. Kevin Powell. Mark Ramsey. Wayne Richards. Brenda Richards. Diane Robinson. Corrine Rohm. Keith Schetrompf. James Schriever. Daniel Schooley. Roberta Shady. Tonia Shank. Monica Shaw. Jody Shaw. Robert Sheeder. Shane Shives. Teresa Sigel. Scott Smith. Adaline Smith, Sharon Smith. Twanna Souders. Connie Souders. Leon Souders. Steven Spade. Kevin Swadley. Kathi Swope. Patty Thompson. Sherry Truax. Deanna Truax. Dennis Truax. Doris Truax. James True. Belinda Vangi. Alan Ward. Lori Weller. Gary Wheeler. Penny Williams. Keith Wills. Randy Wright. Rene Younker. Cindy Younker. Dianne Younker. Marcia 101 1977 GRADUATION Baccalaureate Service was held on Sunday, June 5. in the auditorium of the Southern Fulton JSHS. The Rev. Floyd Truax offered the Invocation and the Benediction, and the Rev. Leonard Wright delivered the inspira- tional sermon. Commencement exercises were held on Monday. June 6. The Invocation and Bene- diction were offered by the Rev. Delmas Bard. Miss Joann Ward was pianist for the proces- sional and recessional. The Senior High Choir, under the direction of Mr. Romig. of- fered two selections: The World Goes Rolling on and “The World Is Yours. The Seniors of the Choir sang “Times of Your Life as slides were shown of the seniors in daily life at school. Addresses were given by Valedictorian — Maxine Schriever, Salutatorian — Trina El- bin. Jerry Hixson, and Tracy Mellott. Awards: 1. The American Legion award was presented by Mr. Roy Divins to Dena Ritz. 2. The Warfordsburg Lions Club award was presented by Mr. Billy Ward to Dena Ritz. Tracy Mellott. Maxine Schriever, Jerry Hix- son. 3. The War-Nee-Do Club award was presented by Mrs. Genevieve Glenkoski to John Nowakowski. A monetary gift of $10 was presented by Mr. Don Hill to each graduate. Mr. George Elbin. Principal, presented the Class of 1977 and introduced special guests Mr. and Mrs. George Weiss of Kutztown. Mr. William Whiteside. School Board Pres- ident. presented the diplomas to the 63 grad- uates. Tracy Mellott Trina Elbin Maxine Schriever CLASS OF 1977 ROW 1: Jeff Lynch. Eugenia Hann. Matt Fitzpatrick. Sheila Kerns. Richard Eader. Janet Barber, Mark Miller. Linda Sigel Exline. Robert Hixon. Kelly Beatty. Alan DeShong. Maxine Schriever. Jimmy Winter. Beverly Ramsey. Stuart Fletcher. Kevin Mellott. ROW 2: Brian Peck, Ray Powell,.Ginger Barnhart. Caleb Wilt. Luraine Fischer. Johnny Winter. Sheila DeShong. Ricky Mellott. Dena Ritz. Mark Shanholtz. Trecila Deneen, Ronnie Mellott. Judy Ericson. Neal Oakman. Janet Carnell. ROW 3: Michael Truax. Donald Buterbaugh. Ruth Carson. Ditha Mellott. Patty Spade. Debbie Adelsber- ger Cindy Shives. Denise Funk, Pam Clingerman Shives. Glenda Deneen. Jonie Bishop. Sue DeShong. Carla Fletcher Cubbage. Trma Elbin, Jerry Hixson. Paul Goodrich. Wesley Tyler ROW 4: David Hann, David Fischer, John Nowakowskl. Steve Shives. Tracy Mellott. Bill Whiteside. Kenny Swope. Herb Koontz. Rodney Divelbliss. Fred Nates. Jeff Hampton. Alan Northcraft. Richard Harr. Bill DeShong. Robin Ward. BERKELEY CLUB BERKELEY SPRINGS BERKELEY CLUB BOTTLING MFG. CO. BOWLERAMA 6135 Washington St. Berkeley Springs, WV Berkeley Springs. W. Va. PHONE: (304) 258-1815 PHONE: (304) 258-2313 Owners: Elmer and Julia McBee BRANNON’S RADIATOR SERVICE T. H. COMPTON Ph.678-6515 Hancock, Md. 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Office 717-294-3297 Donald Vanorsdale Plant Supt. 717-294-3297 SHIVES EXCAVATING Melvin J. Shives, Jr. Needmore, PA 17238 Phone: 294-3456 VALLEY TREAT RESTAURANT Home Style Cooking Baking Rt. 522 North McConnellsburg, PA Phone 485-3964 Owner: Roger H. Seiders STONER'S Florist And Gorden Center 139 Washington Street Hancock, Maryland 21750 (301) 678-6167 VILLAGE BOUTIQUE INC. Fashions For Today's Women Jr. Misses e Dresses Sportswear e Coats Featuring Formfit Rogers' Lingerie Jewelry Accessories Mon.-Wed 9-5 PM — Thurs. 9 AM-8 PM Fri. 9 AM-9 PM — Sat. 9 AM-6 PM We Honor BankAmericard Inquire About Our Fashion Shows 79 W Main St. Hancock — 678-6120 Style-Rile Barber Shop dame, out+ted. Ly Gene O. Truax FOR APPOINTMENT Phone 670-5511 11 Pennsylvania Avenue HANCOCK. MD. 21780 122 JACK M. WIDMYER 53 WEST MAIN STREET HANCOCK, MARYLAND 2175C PHONE 678-6761 SENIOR DIRECTORY ADELSBERGER. DEBRA JEAN. FFA 2. 3. 4; Color Guard 1.2. 3. 4; FHA 3. 4. News Reporter 4; Art Club 1, 2. 3. 4; Health Career Club 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Class Officer. Secretary 3; Student Council, Treasurer 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Jr. Sr. Class Play 4; Yearbook Advertising Staff 4; Track 4 ‘‘Following graduation I plan to find a good job and live a happy life.” BARBER. JANET LEE. Art Club 1, 2; Ecology Club 1; Prom Committee 3; Track 4. “Following graduation I plan to become a housewife.” BARNHART. GINGER LEA. Basketball 1; Track Manager 1; Softball 3. 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; County Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4 Dis- trict Chorus 4; Ensemble 1, 2. 3, 4; Color Guard 3. 4; Student Council 4. Jr. Sr. Class Play 3. 4; FHA 1.2. 3. 4; State P.F.H.A. V.P. 3. 4. Vice-President 4; Art Club 1,2, 3, 4; Prom Commit- tee 3; French Club 3. 4; Ecology Club 1. W.P. 1. P.A.F.C. 3. 4; Exchange Student 2; Yearbook Advertising Staff 4; Who’s Who 3. 4; P.Y.E.A. 1; Health Career Club 3. “Following graduation I plan to go on to college and study music.” BEATTY. KELLY SUE. Basketball 1, 2, 3; Cheerleader 4; Class Treasurer 4; Health Career Club 3, 4. Secretary 3; Prom Committee 3; Track Manager 1; Softball Manager 3, 4; Chorus 4. Chorus Secretary 4; Band 1,2.3,4. Vice-President 4; Jr. Sr. Class Play 3. 4; French Club 3. 4 Following graduation I plan to become a nurse. BISHOP, JONIE RAE. Basketball 1. 2. 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Prom Princess 2. 3; Chorus 1; Art Club 1, 2. 3; Yearbook Staff 4. “Following graduation I plan to get a good job so that I can afford a Z-28.” BUTERBAUGH. DONALD REED JR. Chorus 3, 4; FFA 2. 3; Art Club 1, 2; Prom Committee 3. Following graduation I plan to be an auto mechanic.” CARNELL. JANET LEE. Art Club 3. 4; Prom Committee 3; Jr. Sr. Class Play 4. “Following graduation I plan to become a housewife. CARSON. RUTH ANN. Chorus 1; Prom Committee 3; Year- book Staff 4 “Following graduation I plan to go on to college. CLINGERMAN. PAMELA ELAINE. Chorus 1. 2. 3; Art Club 1, 2. Following graduation I plan to get married and raise a family. DENEEN. GLENDA KAY. FHA 1. 2. 3; Prom Committee 3; Track Manager 1; Cheerleader 4; Softball Manager 3; Art Club 3. 4; Health Career Club 3. 4; Chorus 1, 2. 3. 4; Ensem- ble 1. 2. 3. 4; Band 1.2. 3. 4. Majorette 1. 2; Jr. Sr. Class Play 3; French Club 3. 4. No definite plans for the future. DENEEN. TRECILA BELLE. Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4; Ensemble 1, 2. 3. 4; Cheerleader 1, 2. 3; Prom Princess 2; Art Club 4; County Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4; County Band 1, 2; Student Council 3; Library Assistant 4; Majorette 2, 3. 4; Prom Com- mittee 3; Jr. Sr. Class Play 3, 4; Band Officer 2. 3. Following graduation I plan to go on to school.” DeSHONG. ALAN BLAND. Band 1, 2. 3, 4; Art Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Stage Band 1, 2. 3. 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3. 4; County Band 1; French Club 3. 4; Prom Committee 3. “Following graduation I plan to become a draftsman. DeSHONG. SHEILA MAE. Band 1, 2. 3. 4; FFA 1, 2. 3. 4. Secretary 1, Treasurer 2, President 4; Art Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Ecology Club 1. 2; Health Career Club 4; Prom Committee 3; Chorus 1. 2. 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Yearbook Advertising Staff 4. Following graduation I plan to go to a business school and become a secretary.” Page 24 DeSHONG. SUSAN JEAN. FFA 4; Chorus 1. 3. 4; Art Club 1, 2. 3. 4; Ecology Club 1. 2; Health Career Club 4; Prom Com- mittee 3; Yearbook Staff 4. “Following graduation I plan to become a housewife. DeSHONG. WILLIAM OSCAR. Art Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 1. 2. 3; Stage Crew 3. 4; Prom Committee 3. “Following graduation I plan to join the Navy and become an electrician. DIVELBLISS. RODNEY LYNN. FFA 4; Band 2. 3. 4; Track 3. 4; Prom Committee 3. “Following graduation I plan to go to a vocational school to be an auto mechanic. EADER. RICHARD CHARLES. Basketball 2. 3. 4; Baseball 1. 2. “No definite plans for the future. ELBIN. TRINA LEA. Cheerleader 1.2. 3; Softball 3. 4; Basket- ball 1. 2. 3. 4; Chorus 1.2. 3. 4; Band 1.2. 3. 4; Ensemble 1.2. 3. 4; Art Club 4; County Chorus 1.2. 3,4; County Band 1; Stu- dent Council 1. 3; Majorette 2. 3. 4; Prom Committee 3; French Club 3. 4; Jr. Sr. Class Play 3. 4. Following graduation I plan to go on to college. ERICSON. JUDITH ANN. Chorus 1.2. 3. 4; Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Art Club 1. 2. 3. 4; County Chorus 2. 3. 4; District Chorus 4; En- semble 3. 4; Ecology Club 1; Softball 3. 4. Following graduation I plan to go on to college for 4 years in accounting. EXLINE. LINDA ELLEN. SIGEL. Art Club 3. 4; Color Guard 3. 4; Softball 3; Prom Committee 3. Following graduation I plan to go on being a good wife and mother. FISCHER. DAVID MICHAEL. Baseball 2. 3. 4; FFA 3. No definite plans for the future. FISCHER. LURAINE ZOE. Chorus 1.2. 3. 4; Cheerleader 1.2; Ensemble 1. 2. 4; Art Club 4; Class Vice-President 1; Class President 2; Basketball 1. 2. 3; Health Career Club 3. 4; Library Assistant 4; County Chorus 4; Color Guard 2; Prom Committee 3; Jr. Sr. Class Play 3. 4. Following graduation I plan to go on to college. FITZPATRICK. MATTHEW WILLIAM. Transferred from Potamac Senior High School Fall 1976. “Following graduation I plan to get a job at Washington Gas Light Company. FLETCHER, CARLA ALVINA. Basketball 1. 2, 3; Chorus 1; Color Guard 3; Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 1,2. 3; FHA 3. 4, Songleader 4; Health Career Club 3. 4; Prom Committee 3, Yearbook Editor 4, Yearbook Staff 4; Softball 3, 4; Secretary. Stanley Drive 3; Jr. Sr. Class Play 3, 4. “Following graduation I plan to get a job as a Dental Assis- tant so that I may provide that special little someone with the best things in life.” FLETCHER. STUART KEVIN. FFA 1. 2. 3, 4; Chorus 1.2. 3. 4; Track Manager 1, 2; Art Club 1. No definite plans for the future.” FUNK. DENISE ELIZABETH. Band 1. 2. 3. 4. President 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Prom Committee 3; Class Officer. Treasurer 3, Yearbook Staff 4. “Following graduation I plan to become a teachers aide so that I may be happy and make the most of life. GOODRICH. PAUL ALLEN. Basketball 2. 3. 4; Track 2. 3. 4 Following graduation I plan to work and be happy. HALTERMAN. NANCY CAROL. FHA 3; Prom Committee 3. “No definite plans for the future.” HAMPTON. JEFFREY LYNN. Basketball 4; FFA 2; Prom Committee 3; Stage Crew 4. “Following graduation I plan to get a franchise on Mac- Donalds or Hardees or Pizza Hut. HANN. DAVID LEROY. Track 3. 4; Student Council 3. 4 “Following graduation I plan to go in the Army and study Diesel Mechanics. HANN. EUGENIA LYNNE. Health Career Club 1. 3. 4. Presi- dent 3. 4; Art Club 2. 3. 4; Ensemble 2. 3. 4; Jr. Sr. Class Play 3. 4; Prom Committee 3; Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4; County Chorus 3. 4; Chess Club 2. 3; Ecology Club 1. Reporter 1; Yearbook Staff 4; Advertising Staff 4; Fulton County Conservation Representative 3. 4. Following graduation I plan to go on to college and become a LPN in pediatrics and work to the best of my ability to help those who need it.” HARR. RICHARD DAVID. Baseball 1; FFA 1.2. 3.4; Chorus t, 2; Art Club 1. 2, 3. 4; Track 4 Following graduation I plan to become a preacher. HIXON. ROBERT DALE. JR. Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Art Club 3. 4; Baseball Manager 1,2; Student Council 1.3.4; Prom Com- mittee 3. No definite plans for the future. HIXSON. JERRY LEE. Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Pep Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Stage Band 1.2. 3. 4; Jr. Sr. Class Play 3. 4; Prom Committee 3; Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4; County Chorus 2. 3. 4; Men’s Quartet 4; Who's Who 4; PYEA 1. Historian 1; District Chorus 4; County Band 1. 4; Art Club 3. 4; Fulton County Conservation Representative 4; French Club 3, 4; PAFC 3. 4. Following graduation I plan to attend college studying architectual technology.” KERNS. SHEILA MAE. Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Art Club 2. 3. 4; Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4; Jr. Sr. Class Play 3. 4; Prom Committee 3; Yearbook Advertising Staff 4; Yearbook Staff 4 “Following graduation I plan to find a job. then go to college to be a Recreational Adviser or Computer Technologist.” KOONTZ. HERBERT HARRY. Band 1. “Following graduation I plan to enter the field of science. LYNCH, JEFFREY LEE. Chess Club 1. Following graduation I plan to work and join the Air Force. MELLOTT. HELEN DITHA. Basketball 1,2; FFA 2. 3. 4; FHA 3. 4; Band 2, 3. 4; Art Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Health Career Club 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Yearbook Advertising Staff 4; Track 4. Following graduation I plan to get a good job and to live a happy life with Scott. MELLOTT, KEVIN LEON. FFA 4; Basketball 1; Track 1.2. 3. 4; Art Club 4; Prom Committee 3. No definite plans for the future. MELLOTT. RICKY THEODORE. FFA 3; Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4. Following graduation I plan to go on to college to be an electrician.” MELLOTT. RONNIE LEALAN. FFA 3; Art Club 1. 2. 3, 4; Prom Committee 4. “Following graduation I plan to go to work. MELLOTT. TRACY JAMES. Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 2; Chorus 3. 4; Class President 1, 4; Art Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Stage Crew 3. 4; Prom Committee 3; County Chorus 3, 4 Following graduation I plan to be a draftsman and part- time farmer. MILLER. MARK SHANNON. Band 1. 2; Art Club 3. 4; Prom Committee 3; Track 4. Following graduation I plan to join the military in the U.S.M.C. NATES, FREDERICK DANIEL. Band 1; Orchestra 1; Track 3. 4; Cross Country 3; Art Club 1.4; Health Career Club 4; Latin Club 3. Following graduation I plan to become a doctor or pilot. NORTHCRAFT. ALAN LEO. Baseball 1. 2; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. “No definite plans for the future. OAKMAN. NEAL LEE. FFA 2. 3. 4; Art Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Stage Crew 3. 4; Prom Committee 3. “Following graduation I plan to go to work.” PECK. BRIAN WARREN. FFA 1, 2. 3. 4; Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Prom Committee 3. Following graduation I plan to continue the family tradi- tion in business. POWELL, RAY ELMER. FFA 1, 2, 3,4; Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3. No definite plans for the future. RAMSEY. SUE. Art Club 3. 4; Prom Committee 3. Yearbook Staff 4. Following graduation I plan to someday be a housewife. RITZ, DENA KAYE. Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Cheerleader 1, 2. 3; Chorus 1. 2, 3. 4; Ensemble 1, 2. 3, 4; Prom Princess 3; Art Club 4; County Chorus 1. 2, 3. 4; Class Officer. Vice- President 2, 4. Secretary 1; Library Assistant 4; Banner Carrier 1, 2. 3. 4; Ecology Club 1; French Club 3, 4; Jr. Sr. Class Play 2, 3, 4; Chorus Officer. Vice-President 4; Who’s Who 4; Girls’ State 3. Following graduation I plan to become an accountant SCHRIEVER, MAXINE RUTH. Chorus 1. 2. 3, 4; Band 1. 2, 3. 4; Cheerleader 1. 2, 3. 4; Ensemble 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1.2. 3; Majorette 2. 3. 4; Student Council. Vice-President 3. Presi- dent 4; Art Club 4. Secretary 4; Prom Committee 3; Health Career Club 3. 4; County Chorus 1,3. 4; Chorus Treasurer 4. Following graduation I plan to go to college to become a nutritionist. SHANHOLT2. MARK RANDALL. FFA 2. 3. Treasurer 3. Presi- dent 4; Art Club 1. 2, 3. 4; Prom Committee 3; Jr. Sr. Class Play; Stage Crew 3, 4; Class Officer, President 3. Following graduation I plan to live on the farm.” SHIVES. CINDY LOU. Basketball Manager 3. 4; Chorus 1. 2. 3, 4; Jr. Sr. Class Play 3. 4; Art Club 1.2. 3, 4; Ecology Club 1. Secretary 1; Advertising Staff 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Student Council 4; Art Club, Treasurer. Following graduation I plan go to college to be a medical secretary to help the world a little by being a little helper. SHIVES. STEPHEN LEE. Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4. Following graduation I plan to go on to work. SPADE. PATRICIA MAYE. Band 1. 2. 3. 4; FFA 2. 3. 4; FHA 3. 4; Secretary 4; Art Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Health Career Club 3. 4; Prom Committee 3; Pep Band 2. 3.4; Class Officer, Secretary 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Yearbook Advertising Staff 4; County Band 1; Jr. Sr. Class Play 4. Following graduation I plan to find a job and enjoy life to its fullest. SWOPE. KENNETH WAYNE. FFA 1. 2. 4 Following graduation I plan to drive a tractor trailer. TRUAX. MICHAEL FRANKLIN. FFA 2. 4; Track Manager 2 Following graduation I plan to go on to work. TYLER. ROBERT WESLEY. Art Club 1. 2. 3. 4 “Following graduation I plan to travel and get a job. WARD. ROBIN LYNN. FFA 1. 2. 3; Prom Committee 3. Following graduation I plan to become a welder. WEICHT, RODGER ALLEN. Band 1. 2. 3; Art Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Prom Committee 3; Stage Crew 2. 3. 4. Following graduation I plan to make a carreer out of the Air Force. WHITESIDE. WILLIAM CURTIS. Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4; FFA 3. 4; Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Prom Committee 3. No definite plans for the future. WILT. CALEB. Track 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Exchange Stu- dent 1. Following graduation I plan to go on to college for a career in electronics. WINTER. DONALD JAMES. Art Club 2. 3; Prom Committee Band 1; Stage Crew 3. Following graduation I plan to become a mechanic. WINTER. RONALD JOHN. Jr. Sr. Class Play 4; Stage Crew 3. 4; Art Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Prom Committee 3. Following graduation I plan to go on to college. YEARBOOK STAFF YEARBOOK STAFF: ROW 1: Sheila DeShong. Sue DeShong. Ruth Carson. Jonie Bishop. Denise Funk ROW 2: Cindy Shives. Eugenia Hann. Pam Clingerman. Carla Fletcher. ROW 3: Linda Exline. Janet Carnell. ROW 4: Debbie Adelsberger. Mrs. Lashley — Advisor. Patty Spade. Ditha Mellott. PHOTOGRAPHERS: Denise Funk. Ditha Mellott. Patty Spade. Debbie CO-EDITORS: Sheila DeShong. Sue DeShong. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Carla Adelsberger Fletcher Today I will surpass every action which I performed yesterday. I will climb todays mountain ... yet tomorrow I will climb higher than today. To surpass the deeds of others is unimportant; to surpass my own is everything. OG Mand.no