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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1978 volume:

irtWWWWAYWWWYWVWWW.VWW r------------------------- THE 1978 SENIOR CLASS OF SOUTHERN FULTON HIGH SCHOOL PROUDLY PRESENTS THE CHIEFTAIN VOLUME XXVI WARFORDSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA WAVAVAVAYAWAWAVAVAVsW We the class of 1978 have made many enjoyable memories throughout our high school years at S.F.H.S. We will, from this day on, have to look forward to more rewarding experiences in our future. As a remembrance of our senior year, we have put a lot of effort into our 1978 edition of the Chieftain Yearbook. We would like to express our appreciation to those who have made the 1978 Yearbook possible. The days we spent together on putting our efforts and co-operation towards the yearbook have been a splendid, but yet a hard ex- perience. We hope that you enjoy our yearbook and appreciate our efforts. ALMA MATER Blow, oh gentle mountain breezes. Prom 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. W hen we win or lose; We will always sing thy praises. W ork for thy success. Hail to noble Alma Mater. Hail S.F.H.S. Diane Hoffman, Student Council President, announc- ing the day’s events TABLEOF CONTENTS Page Administration 4 Faculty 6 School Personnel 18 Seniors 21 Underclassmen 37 Activities 53 First Principal of Bethel High 78 Organizations 79 Sports 99 Advertising 119 Senior Directory 148 Yearbook Staff 151 dedication A PARTING WORD I know you ... For I have counseled and guided your brothers and sisters in another time. I've helped seek goals and planned the routes to dreams, castles and thoughts sublime. I've heard you argue against the swells of our civil and social oceans. And responded in kind to sway you to understand our laws, thoughts and motions. The baton is now yours to carry — chase against time and times — challenge what may be. Be gentle ... concern yourself with change for it can be harsh and cruel to you and me. But let changes come — with exhilarating life breathed into it by your work, love and thought. Perhaps your efforts, idealistic and vibrant will unfold the strife-free world I sought. You are now yourself ... none other ... for blood, genes and the world have already made the cast. Perform well, for in years to come I will again evaluate the grades you've amassed. I love you for you are youth ... you are also my future ... 3 School Board ROW I: C. Richard Moscmann. Jr., Vincent J. Dattoli. President; Dari L. Hixon, Vice-President. ROW 2: Levcarl A. Schricver. Warren A. Spade. Marvin L. Northcraft, Richard Mellott. ABSENT: William E, Whiteside. James E. Eisher. SUPERINTENDENT HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL Eranklvn 1 Geist. Sr. George R. Elbin B. S. — M. Ed. B.S. — M. Ed. Bloomsburg State College: Penn State University; Millersville State College: Western Maryland Shippensburg State College College: Ohio State University FACULTY ERMA N ANDERSON B.S. in Education: MTS Chemistry and Math Shippensburg State College College of William Mary Advisor: Grade 9 Classes: Physical Science. Algebra I. College Algebra. Trig.. Physics, Advanced Math. Chemistry WAYNE H BARD B.S. Penn State University—Agriculture Education General Science MED Penn Slate University- Secondary Counseling Post Graduate: Shippensburg State College Director of Counseling Advisor: Grade 12 Classes: Yearbook Financial Advisor Guidance Grades 7-12 RODNEY E BRUMBAUGH B.S. in Mathemathics Lock Haven State College Advisor: Grade 7 Classes: Math 7 8 R EUGENE COLDSMITH B.S. in Education Shippensburg State College Advisor: Grade 10 Classes: American History P.O.D. RONALD JOHN CREIGHTON B.S. French Secondary Education Associate in Forestry Mansfield State College . University of New Hampshire Advisor: Grade 11 Girls’ Softball Coach Classes: French (7-12) S. FRANCINE ELBIN. RN. PSN B.S. in Public School Nursing Millersville State College Advisor: Health Careers Club School Nurse K-12 6 FACULTY JOHN L. ELBIN B.S. in Education Millersville State College Advisor Grade 10 Classes: Biology. Geography. General Science. Earth and Space ALLEN L GROSH B.S. Industrial Arts Education Millersville State College Advisor: Grade 10 Classes: Drafting. General Shop, Woodworking KEEN ELBIN B.S. in Education Millersville Stale College Advisor Boys’ Baseball Classes: Driver’s Education WILLIAM W HAMMOND M A.-B.S. in Education West Virginia University Advisor: Art Club. Prom Committee, and Jr.-Sr. Play Classes: Art K-12 RICHARD ELRATH B.S. in Mathematics Education Mansfield State College Advisor: Grade 10 Classes: General Math. Business Math. Geometry. Vocational Math IRIS HENDERSHOT B.S. in Education Indiana University of Pennsylvania Advisor: Future Homemakers of America Grade 8 Classes: General and Vocational Home Economics 7 FACULTY PAUI A HENDERSHOT B S in Education Penn Slate University Advisor: Grade X Classes: Power and Auto Mechanics TOD1) W HOI I NI K B S. in Social Studies Shippensburg Slate College Advisor: JV Basketball Coach A (trade 7 Classes: Social Studies and American History RONAI I) I KIMERI K B A in I ducalion Universit) of Pittsburgh Advisor: (trade 9 ('fames: World Cultures. PA llislor and U.S. History I to . • ROBERT L KREPPS ALDA M. I ASHLEY EDWIN H. LAYTON B.A. in Health and Physical Education B.S. in Education B.S.. M E. in Education Bridgewater College Shippensburg State College Penn Stale College Advisor: Grade II A Track Advisor Grade 12 A Yearbook Advisor: Grade X. EEA Classes Typing I. II. and Grade 8. Editoral Advisor Classes Vocational Agriculture Office Practice and Business Math ( lasses: General Business. Shorthand and Building Trades I A II. Bookkeeping I A II. Typing III 8 FACULTY ( AKOI I I PAIMIK HS, M Id. in I ducal ion Pennsylvania Stale University Shippenshurg Slate College Advisor (trade II ( lasses: Health and Physical I ducation I.ARRY W PAI MI R B.S.. M I d., in education Pennsylvania State University Shippenshurg State College Advisor: (trade 7. Varsity Basketball Coach. St Athletic Director Classes Health and Physical education JOHN C RIT B.S. in education Pennsylvania State University Advisor: (trade K Classes (tcncral Science St (tcography MARK N. ROMIG B.S. in Musk education Indiana University of Pennsylvania Advisor: Sr. High ensemble, elementary Christmas and Spring Programs Classes: K-h Classroom Musk 7-12 Coral Music tr CUCY J RUPP ANNA MAYt SIGtL B.A. in education A.B. in education Hood College Shepherd College Advisor: Grade 7 and Girls Basketball Advisor: Grade 12 and Jr.. Sr. Play ( lasses I n lish and Reading Classes: Pnglish 9 FACULTY LARRY L. SMITH B.S. in Elementary and Special Education Lock Haven State College Advisor: Grade 9 Classes Special Education BERNARD W WOLF B.S. in Music Education Clarion State College Advisor. Jr.-Sr.. Concert Marching. Pep. and Stage Bands Classes: Jr.-Sr. Band. General Music Grades 7 8 10 WILLIAM E STERNER B S. in Education—Communications Lock Haven State College Advisor: Grade II: Girls Track. Assistant Boys Track Coach: Jr.-Sr Play Classes: General Science and English Grade 9 MARILYN M WALLACE B.S. in Education Millersvillc State College Advisor: Grade 9 Classes. English Grades 7 8 SWAN EDA K YOST B.A. in Education Shepherd College Advisor: Library Assistants. Prom, and Graduation ELIZABETH RUTHLEDGE School Psychologist for Tuscarora Intermediate Unit. Assigned to Southern Fulton Psychology JAMES W NUTTER Ed. D University of Virginia University of Delaware GREETING THE FACULTY SOCIAL STUDIES IK n t Worry, she is a g« td student. Oh no! Another crowd. Mr. Hoffner. busy as a bee VOCATIONAL There's no way out now. Mr Layton. You're surrounded. 'This is a hammer. Howard. BUSINESS EDUCATION PHYSICAL EDUCATION Way-to-go Angel, that was a good hit. This is one active gym class. HEALTH Do you really want me to repeat it? SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS LANGUAGES “There arc a number of ihings wrung.'’ Mrv Wallace seems lu he ending herself with her visitors Contrary to what you may believe. Mr. fclbin doesn’t always scold. Wow. Mr Rit surely is popular MATH Mr Brumbaugh enjoying his first Open House. Mrs. Anderson talking to Rosemary Carriero and “Hmmm, I wonder what kind of after her mother, shave he is wearing. Mr. Smith with his favorite class. I'm coming! I'm coming! Can't anyone get along without me?” Mrs. Shirley Bard Jr.-Sr. High School Secretary Mrs. Jeanie Morton Elementary and Guidance Secretary Mrs. Sandy Barnhart Administrative Secretary OUR SECRETARIAL STAFF BUS DRIVERS Dari Schriever Russell Mellon George Truax, Mearl Mellon CUSTODIANS BUS DRIVERS: ROW I Dari Schriever. James (Tink) Barnharl. Herman Hill. Stanley Barber. Keith Hixon. Donald Lcesc ROW 2: Junior Waltz. Elmer Hann. Carl Hill. Paul Swope. Kcrmit Swope. Grant Hixon. Francis Smith. Willard Mellon. Linda Clark. ABSENT: Donald Swope. Rodney Leese. Vic Mannetti. CAFETERIA STAFF CAFETERIA STAFF: Mrs Polly Ward — Manager. Mrs. Judy Woodall. Mrs. Esta Barton. Mrs. Cleo Yonker. Mrs Linda Litton CLASS MOTTO: WE JUDGE OURSELVES BY WHAT WE FEEL CAPABLE OF DOING; OTHERS JUDGE US BY WHAT WE HAVE DONE. CLASS FLOWER: CLASS COLORS: Blue Tinted Carnation Dark Blue and Gold SENIORS CLASS SONG: Memories like the corners of my mind. Misty watered colored memories, Of the way we were. Scattered pictures of the smiles we left behind. Smiles we gave to one another Of the way we were. Can it be that life is oh so simple then. Or has time rewritten every line. If we had a chance to do it all again, Tell me, would we, could we? Memories may be beautiful and yet. What’s to painful to remember We simply just can’t forget So it’s the laughter we will remember. We will remember. Of the way we were. CLASS HISTORY We, being the 48th graduating class and containing only 45 students started our junior high school years with little experience of the high society education. During 9th grade we visited the Capitol and William Penn Museum in Harrisburg, Pa. In 10th grade we visited the Department of Treasury, Washington, D.C. In our Junior year we received our class rings and our class jackets, visited the Smithsonian Institute, Washington, D.C. We worked hard decorating for the 1977 Junior and Senior Prom — “We’ve Only Just Begun” — which contained a beautiful gazebo in the middle of the dance floor. We hope that the Juniors will work as diligently and have as much fun arranging our 1978 Prom. We started our Senior year hoping to be successful seniors. We topped the magazine sale records with a total sale of $5,355.58, and as of January we have sold $2,500 in ad- vertising sales and we have sales yet to receive. Being a small, but mighty class, we have topped all records. We have had a rewarding year because we have worked very hard. We now are planning a future full of happiness, memories, and success. 21 Elmer Grant Bowman. Jr. Nancy Lee Buterbaugh Melody Lee Carl Elmer, Jr.” “Nancy “Squirt Vocational General Business Education Debra Karen Decker “Decker” Business Education Jeffrey Lynn Deike “JefT General Cinda Kay Douglas “Douglas General 22 Vicki Lynn Earnest John Franklyn Ebersole Bonnie Goodrich ••Vicki “John Bonnie” Business Education General General Timothy Marvin Goodrich Steven Frank Haulman Debbie Elaine Hendershot “Tim” “Steve” “Hendershot Academic General General 23 SENIORS Curtis Wayne Hixon “Flea” Vocational Diane Debra FiofTman “Duck” Business Rducatinn Carol Colleen FiofTman “Carol General I i David Wayne FI ull LuAnne Koontz Keebaugh “To Tall Dave “Lu” Vocational General Victor Wilson Landers, Jr. “Junior” Vocational 24 Vicki Ann McCarty Vicki Business hducation James Wallace McLean II Jimmy” General Mark Andy Mellott “Mark” Vocational SENIORS Tina Arlene Mitchell Jeffrey Alan Myers “Tina “Jeff General Vocational Ryan Lugenc Mellott Ryan Vocational 25 Gail Laudine Nates “Gail Vocational William Isaac Norris Bill” Academic Daniel Leroy Peck Dan the Man General Bradley Leroy Ray “Brad Vocational Richard Dale Ritz Outlaw” Vocational Doris Evelyn Rohm Doris” General 2e Timothy Curtis Shives •Tim Vocational Alexa Francine Smith “Alexa Business Education Cynthia Maria Smith “Cindy” Vocational Randy Lee Smith “Smitty Vocational James Edward Strait “Jim” Vocational Warren Drew Strait “Worm Vocational Alice Marie Truax “Alice General Carolyn May Trail “Trail Business Education Barbara Jean Waltz “Barb General Joann Elizabeth Ward “Jo- Academic Dixie Sue Wertz “Dix” Business Education Alan Scott Whiteside Scott General 28 SENIORS Angelena Wilt Bonnie Sue Younker Constance Lou Walters “Angel” Bonnie” “Connie” General Vocational General LEFT: Most Likely to Succeed Joann Ward Tim Goodrich RIGHT; Most Dependable LuAnne Keebaugh Mark Mellolt SENIOR LEFT: Most Talented Bonnie Goodrich Randy Smith RIGHT: Most Studious Joann Ward Tim Goodrich RIGHT: Most School Spirited Debra Decker Mark Mellon LEFT: Most Athletic Diane Hoffman Curtis Hixon LEFT: Best Dressed Debbie Hendershot Jeff Myers RIGHT: Quietest Doris Rohm Richard Ritz FAME RIGHT: Most Fun To Be With Debbie Hendershot Danny Peck LEFT: Teacher's Pets Vicki McCarty James McLean HALL Melody Carl Absent: Victor Landers RIGHT: Class Clowns Cindy Smith John Ebersolc LEFT: Most Ambitious TAMI LEA UMBRELL RONALD EDWARD KEEFER 1960-1974 LORRAINE HELEN HANKS MEMORIAM WE REMEMBER KATHY LYNN SMITH 1960-1967 Death, no one likes for someone whom they love or know to die; If they do, it may be for reasons such as To put a person out of pain or reasons just like that. Death is a strange feeling to those who are left behind; We know ,iot why they go and leave us. Only God knows, and we are not to ques- tion why. So why do we? I guess it is just natural to ask the reason why. By: Diane Hoffman 1960-1977 1960-1977 SENIOR OFFICERS AND ADVISORS Who’s Who Among American H.S. Students ROW I Mark Mellon—Presi- dent. Tina Mitchell—Vice- President. Melody Carl—Sec- retary. Tim Shives—Treas- urer. ROW 2: Mr Bard. Mrs. Yost. Mrs. Sigel. Mrs. Lash- ley Who’s Who Among American H.S. Music Students Alexa Smith. Vicki McCarty ROW I Lisa Snyder. Joann Ward. ROW 2: Donna Barling. Becky Hcndcrshot. Vicki McCarty. SENIOR CASUALS Elmer Bowman, Jr.. Tim Shives, Scott Whiteside. Steve Haulman (Right to Left) Danny Peck. Jeff Deike SENIOR CASUALS Connie Walters. Doris Rohm. Alice Truax Jeff Myers Warren Strait Vicki McCarty Ryan Mellon. Nancy Buterbaugh Vicki tamest. Dixie Wertz, Bonnie Younker. Luanne Keebaugh William Norris, David Hull Cindy Day. Gail Nates. Tina Mitchell 37 Adelsberger. Dawn Akers. Rex Bain, John Barling. Donna Sue Barnhart. James Beatty, Dcidre Blanklcy, Steve Clark. Ronald Crouse. Danny Deneen. Brian Dcre, Susan Dere. Tina Drew. Diehl Elbin. Bret Elbin. Craig Fischer. Dwight Fletcher. Aubrey Hanks. Lynn Hanks. Pamela Hann, Via Harper. John Harr. Roger Hendcrshot. Becky Hendershot. Michelle Hixon. Edward Hixon, Ronald 38 UH JUNIORS fbo Busy The Junior Class of 1977-78 has 55 students. Our projects this year included selling Stanley and having a car wash. By being Juniors we were very excited about getting our class rings and jackets. New experiences for us were being involved in the Junior and Senior class play and decorating for the prom. We are looking forward to being “BIG SENIORS next year, even though it will be our last year at S.F.H.S. Mary Ann Hixson — Treasurer CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS FRONT: LEFT TO RIGHT: President — Dcidi Beatty. Vice-President — Donna Barling. Secretary — Dave VanDaniker. Treasurer — Mary Ann Hixon. ADVISORS: LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Ronald Creighton. Mr Robert Krepps. and Mr. William Sterner. Hixson. Mary Ann Hollenshcad. Sharon Kecbaugh. Deborah Lake. Ricky Lanchart. Penny Layton. Alan Whiteside. Holly Wilt. Roger Woodall. Jackie McKecvcr. Jackie Mellott. Barry Mellon. Denny Mellott. Timothy Morgrct. Robin Nowakowski. Terri Palmer. Dennis Palmer. Lisa Richards. Debra Ritz. James Ritz. Jeff Schrievcr- Lader. Sheila Sha . Michael Shoemaker. Thomas Smith. Carolyn Snyder. Lisa Spade. Allen VanDamker. David Younker. Blaine Younker. Sheldon SOPHOMORES Bailey. Timothy Barton. Steve Bishop. Donald Blanklcy. Dexter Bohrer. Floyd Brennan. Garry Burns. Delma Buterbaugh. Mary Carpenter. Michael Cavender, Karen Decker. Jeffrey Decker. Walter CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS: FRONT. LEFT TO RIGHT President — Sandy Mcllott. Vice-President — Donna Stevens. Secretary — Shane Northcrafl. Treasurer — Donna Peterson BACK. LEFT TO RIGHT: Advisors — Mr Allen Grosh — Mr. John Elbin — Mr Eugene Coldsmith. The Sophomore Class of 1977-1978 has 103 students. We are proud of being the largest class at S.F.H.S. at this time. This year our class sold M M’s for the class project. Part of our class went to the Luray Caverns, Virginia, for a field trip. We are looking forward to being Juniors next year; so, we can participate in more ac- tivities. W'e are also looking forward to getting our class jackets, our class rings, and decorating for the prom. Our school year has been an enjoyable one, and we are looking forward to our finishing years at S.F.H.S. Shane Northcraft — Secretary 40 Deneen. Doreen Diehl. David Divelbliss. Rex Earnest. Dennis Earnest. Eddie Ebcrsole. Mary Ann Elbin. Elen Ericson. James Everts. Mark Fischer. Duane Fischer. Karen Fisher. James SOPHOMORES — Fisher. Shirley Ford. Mary Funk. Kenneth Garland. James Golden. Dora Gordon. Dan Gunnell. Mark Hann. Beth Haulman. Sandra Hendershot. Kerry Hixon. Ernest Hoffman. Tom Flollenshead. Jeanne Hughes. Vincent Hull. Debra Hull. Denise Hull. Melanie Keebaugh. James Keefer. Jeff Kessler, Craig Lash ley. Lcda Layton. Brent Lecse, Charles Magee. Crystal Manzo. Cindy Mason. Jannie McCray. Jenny Mellott. Donna Mellott. Doug Mellott. Eddie Mellott. Lesa Mellott. Max Mellott. Sandy Mcntzer. Donald. Jr. Mitchell, Greg Nates. Wanda Northcraft. Shane Northcrafl. Sherry Palmer. Mark Peterson. Donna SOPHOMORES Poorbaugh. Frances Powell. Eric Powell. Randy Ramsey. Linda Richards. John Ritz. Ronald Schricver. Debbie Schriever. Kenneth Schriever. Mabel Shank. Denise Shives. Debbie Sigcl. Travis Smartt. Scott Smith. Barbara Smith. Betty Smith. Daniel Smith. Darren Smith. Gerard Smith. Harold Smith. Jackie Smith. Sand Stevens. Donna Jean Strait. Kevin Swadley. Steven Trail. William Truax. Melinda Tyler. Belinda Umbrell. Ronald VanDamker. Linda Waltz. Daniel Weller. Brenda Weller. Russell Wheeler. Gary Whitfield. David Wilson. Leslie Winter. Jackie Woodal, Tammy Yonker. Melva Ziler. Craig FRESHMEN Bain. Cynthia Bard. Dwight Bard. Michael Barton. Kim Beatty. Nita Bennett. Richard Booth. Terry Canary. Cynthia Carnell. Craig Carpenter. Faith Carricro. Rosemary Deike. Greg Durst. Cathy Fader. Dolly Elbin. Bart Elbin. Kathy Ericson. Cheryl Fischer. Michael Garland. Karen Goodrich, Gary Halterman. Howard President — Charles Lanchart. Vice-President — Terry Spade, Secretary — Salem Wilt. Treasurer — Chris Palmer BACK. LEFT TO RIGHT ADVISORS Mr. Larry Smith — Mr. Ronald Kemcrcr — Mrs. Erma Anderson — Mrs. Marilyn Wallace. 44 Harper. Brenda Hess. Michael Hollenshead. Linda Kcebaugh, Larry Kerns. Deanna Knable. Wanda Lanehart. Charles Linscotl. Ansel Lynch, Joyce Lynch. Stephen Mellott. Blaine Mellott. Bobby FRESHMEN There are 76 students in the 9th grade class for 1977-78. This year we went on field trips to Harrisburg and Washington, D.C. New subjects for some of us this year were biology and general business. Chris Palmer — Treasurer Mellon. Kimberly Mellon. Perry Mentzer. Dwayne Miller. Phylis Mitchell. Trica Morse. Terry Myers. Norma Jean Palmer. Chris Peck. Randy Potts. Stephen Ramsey. Ronnie Remsburg. Brett Remsburg. Mark Ritz. Lori Ritz. Todd Roebuck. Deborah Rohm. Daniel Schricvcr. Ricky Scott. Glenn Scburn. Cheryl Seburn. Lawrence Shaw. Craig Shaw. Sharon Shccdcr. Shawn Shives. Duane Shivcs. Rose Sigel. Karen Sigcl. Kenny Smith. Lloyd Smith. Scott Snyder. Lori Spade. Terry Spinoc. Karrie Steach. Lanette Strait. Geraldine Swope. Charlene Trail. Michelle Ward. Eugene Wentz. Wanita Wilt. Kelly Wilt, Salem Yost. Robert Younkcr. Trixy Barber. Lora Barling. William Beam. Charles Bernhard. Rebecca Bishop. Jeffrey Booth. Mark Bowers. Paul Breakall. Lisa Bryant. Kathleen Canary. Donald Castle. Tim Cavendcr. Christina Covalt. Vicki Dcre. David Elbin. Eileen Elbin. Glenn Fischer. Debra Fisher. Laura Fletcher. Alethea Gordon. David Gordon. Dennis EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS (Left, front to back) Billy Barling — President. David Gordon — Vice- President. Daniel Schricvcr — Secretary, Eileen Elbin — Treasurer. (Right, front to back) Advisors: Mr. Edwin Layton. Mrs. Iris Flendershot. Mr Paul Hendershot, Mr. John C. Ritz. Our eighth-grade class, having 95 students, enjoyed this year as much as last year. Some of our new classes were Algebra I, health, and typ- ing. On April 27 we took our class trip to An- tietam Battle Field and to Crystal Grottos near Boonsboro, MD. We had a good time, and our advisors accompanied us. At the end of the year, we had the new experience of choosing our sec- tion for our Freshmen year. —Daniel Schriever, Secretary Gordon. Sandy Gray. Tammy Gunnell, Lori Flaines. William Hall. Daniel Hann. Donna Harr. Shelbie EIGHTH GRADE Harr, Terry Hendershot. Lorie Hoffman, Michael Houdersheldt. Cheryl Keebaugh. Lucinda Kerns. Irvin Kint. James Large. Randy Lashley. Tom Linscott. Julie Mellon. Brian Mellott, Deanna Mellon, Lisa Mellott. Jackson Mikos. John Munson, Donald Munson. John Oakman. Gary Oakman. Glenn Omps, Angela Omps. Keith Palmer. Brenda Peck. Anna Peck. Doreen Pittman. Brian Powell. Kevin Powell. Mark Ramsey. Wayne Richards. Brenda Richards. Diane EIGHTH GRADE Schooky, Robert; Shady. Tonia Shank. Monica Shaw. Jody Shaw. Robert Shecdcr. Shane Shives, Teresa Sigel. Scott Smith. Adalinc Smith. Sharon Smith. Twanna Soudcrs. Connie Souders. Leon Soudcrs. Steven Souders. Wesley Spade. Kevin Swadley. Kathi Swope. Patty Thompson. Sherry Truax. Deanna Truax, Dennis Truax. Doris Truax. James True. Melinda Vangi. Alan Ward. Lori Weller. Gary Wheeler. Penny Williams. Keith Wills. Randy Wright. Rene Yonkcr. Cindy Yonker. Dianne Younker. Marcia SEVENTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS AND ADV ISORS: FRONT: LEFT TO RIGHT — President — Danny Swain. Vice-President — Mark Roebuck. Secretary — Scott Bohrer, Treasurer — Dwayne Northcraft, Advisor — Miss Lucy Rupp BACK LEFT TO RIGHT — Advisors Mr. Todd Hoffner — Mr. Rodney Brumbaugh Our seventh grade class, having 88 students, entered Junior High School with much excite- ment and expecting many new challenges. We participated in the ticket sales contest for the carnival and the door decorating contest at Christmas. We wish to thank our homeroom teachers: Miss Rupp. Mr. Hoffner, and Mr. Brumbaugh, for their patience and guidance through the year. 50 Bailey, Debra Bard. Patrick Barnhart. Carl Bohrer. Scott Breakall. Joey Carbaugh. John Carbaugh. Wesley Chubb. Brian Clark. Ross Davis. Brenda Deike. Eric Durst. Sandra Eader. David Eadcr. Michael Elbin, Cole Ericson, David Everts. Kimberly Fletcher. Eric Fisher. Katrina Garland. Gregory Garland. Penny Hann. Carol Sue Hann. Linda Hann. Stephanie SEVENTH GRADE Hann. Robin Harr. Lisa Hardin. Susan Hartman. Carol Hauman. Darin Hcndershot. Derek Hendershot. Kevin Hensley. Kevin Hess. Steve Houdcrsheldt. John Hollenshead. John Keefer. Randy Kerns. Denver Killinger. Lon Knable. Charles Lanehart. Rhonda Lynch. Harry Mason. Stewart Mellon. Blair Mellon. Fred Mikos. Claire Miller. Kimberly Miller. Sandra Morton. Kevin Myers. Ginger Northcraft, Dwayne Peck. Lori Plessinger. Kimberly Plcssmger. Lisa Powell. Roy Alvin Roebuck. Mark Rohm. Kevin Schctrompf. Marcya Schctrompf. Ruth 51 SEVENTH GRADE Shaw. Franklin Shives. Anita Shives, Michael Shives. Michael J. Sigcl. Alan Sigcl. Renee Smith. Brenda Smith. James Smith. Steve Souders. Darren Strait. Janice Swadley. Ray Lee Swain. Danny Trail. Denise Truax. Janet Truax. Michael Trueax. Rhonda Tyler. Beatrice Vanorsdaic. Elmer Walters. Jerry Ward. Gary Wentz, Tammy Wigficld. Eugene Wilson. Barbara Wright. Laura Yanosik. Wendy Younkcr. Sandra Anderson. Sandra ACTIVITIES Aug. 30 Sept. 8 19 28 Oct. 6 12 14 21 25 27 28 Nov. 1 7 16 18 20 22 23 Dec. 17 19 Jan. 30 Feb. 6 16 21 28 Mar. 10 20 28 30 Apr. 1 8 10 12 22 28 May II 12 17 24 25 26 27 30 31 June 4 5 9 12 Events Of The Year 1977-78 First day of school. First Girls' Basketball game—at Bedford. The Juniors received their class rings. Initial meeting of’78 Yearbook Editorial Staff. The Senior class went on a field trip to PGS. The 9th grade class went on a field trip to Washington, D.C. The annual school carnival. The Seniors started selling magazines for their class project. The 11th and 12th Business Ed. classes went on a field trip to Shippensburg State College for “SSC Business Ed. Day. Last Girls' Basketball game—Everett. 10.1 and 11.1 went on a field trip to Luray, VA. Senior girls went on a field trip to Great Cove Golf Course. McConnellsburg. Seniors ended the magazine sale. Seniors ordered their class keys and graduation announcements. Slave Day—sponsored by Student Council. Miss Rupp's engagement to Mr. Sterner. First Boys’ Basketball game—at Claysburg. 9th grade General Business class went on a field trip to the People's Bank. Hancock. The Choral and Band Christmas Concert. Color Day—sponsored by Student Council. End of first semester. Yearbook sales ended—425 total sold. “50's day —sponsored by Student Council. Last Boys’ Basketball game—at Fairfield. Senior High Choir field trip to Bloomsburg State College. The Band and Chorus sponsored “Music in our schools.” Donkey basketball game—Seniors vs. Baseball team. First Girls' Softball game—James Buchanan. First Boys' Track Meet—at McConnellsburg and James Buchanan. First Boys' Baseball game—at St. Maria. Spring Band Concert—“Spring With Music. First Girls' Track Meet—at Everett. The Junior Class and the Senior Business Ed. students field trip to Washington, D.C. Spring Choral Concert—“On With The Show. The Band went on a field trip to Lock Haven State College. Last Boys’ and Girls' Track Meet—at McConnellsburg. The Junior and Senior Prom— Dream On. Seniors received their announcements for graduation. Last Girls' Softball game—at Clear Spring. Last Boys' Baseball game—at McConnellsburg. Awards Day. Band Banquet. Seniors last day of school. All-Sports Banquet. Baccalaureate. Commencement. 1979 Seniors get formal pictures taken The last day of school for students. 53 The quarry at PGS. October 14. 1977 This years annual school carnival was very successful. We topped the school record with a total raffle ticket sale of S7.36l.36. The winning homeroom was in tenth grade, which was the smallest homeroom in the school. Their teacher, Mr. Grosh, was awarded a Rem. Pump .22 rifle BDL grade, and the class was treated to a pizza party at Town Hill Restaurant. The students with highest sales were: 1st place Eric Fletcher Michael Shives Tammy Gray Craig Kessler Floyd Bohrer Other prizes awarded by our raffle were: I .Remington 1100, 12-guage automatic shotgun 2. Lazy boy rocker 3. Homelite Super E-Z chain saw 4. Precision compound hunting bow 5. Farberware 12 stainless steel elec- tric fry pan Our thanks to Fulton County National Bank for the printing of our raffle tickets and Ward’s Meat Market for the printing of the posters. 2nd place 3rd place 4th place 5th place CHRISTMAS DOORS THEWINNERS... First Place 11-12 Mrs. Yost First Place 9-10 Mr. Coldsmith First Place 7-8 Mrs. Hendcrshot Second Place 11-12 Mr. Krepps Second Place 9-10 Mr. Kemcrcr The FHA sponsored its annual Christmas door decorating contest. Doors were judged on originality, use of colors, composition, form. They were classified in three divisions: grades 7- 8, grades 9-10, and grades 11-12. The winners were as follows: grades 11-12, 1st place Mrs. Yost, 2nd place. Mr. Krepps; grades 9-10, 1st place. Mr. Coldsmith. 2nd place. Mr! Kemerer; grades 7-8, 1st place Mrs. Hendershot, 2nd place, Mr. Smith. Mrs. Lashley’s room was also given an honorable mention as the most original door. Prizes awarded were S7.00 for 1st place and $5.00 for second place. 58 Second Place 7-8 Mr. Smith HOLIDAY SPIRIT THE JUNIOR AND SENIOR CLASSES OF SOUTHERN FULTON HIGH SCHOOL PROUDLY PRESENT BREAKER, CALLING CINDERELLA MARCH 17-18, 1978 Play Cast Rose Lee Bonaventure Becky Hendershot Birdie Bonaventure Baby Bonaventure Biddie Bonaventure Billy Bob Bender Shucks Tucker No Name Jones Cotton Stamps C. B. Godmother Mrs. Taylor Girl I Girl 2 Girl 3 Male Voice Extras Angel Wilt Holly Whiteside Debbie Hendershot Danny Peck Alan Layton Craig Elbin Tim Goodrich Debbie Richards Mary Ann Hixson Lisa Snyder Carol Hoffman Donna Barling Denny Palmer Melody Carl, Robin Morgret, Denny Palmer, Joann Ward, Denny Mellott cleaned “Now Rose l ee Godmother' id you'll live happily ever after. DIRECTED BY Mrs. Anna Maye Sigcl Mr. William Hammond Mr. William Sterner PROMPTORS Robin Morgret Joann W'ard STAGE CREW Tim Shives Curtis Hixon Bill Norris Tina Mitchell Vicki Earnest LuAnne Keebaugh Cindy Day Denny Palmer Denny Mellott lammond, we have Look hoys,” sa' work a huiojjfc 1978 PROM COURT: Left to Right: 1977 King Tracy Mellon, Sophomore Prince Tom Hoffman and Princess Cindy Manzo. Junior Prince Jimmy Ritz and Princess Deidi Beatty, Senior Princess Deddie Hendershot, 1978 King and Queen Randy Smith and Cinda Douglas. Senior Prince Curtis Hixon, Junior Prince Craig Elbin and Princess Tina Derc. Sophomore Prince Shane Northcraft and Princess Sandy Mellott, Student Council President Diane Hoffman and the 1977 Queen Dena Ritz. Cinda Douglas and Curtis Hixon King—Randy Smith and Queen—Cinda Douglas Vicki Earnest and James Strait. People enjoying the dancing C inda being crowned Queen Getting ready for entrance into gym. Alexa Smith and her escort. Bonnie Goodrich singing “A Baby Just Like You’ CHRISTMAS CHORAL CONCERT December 17, 1977 Under the Direction on Mr. Mark Romig Junior High Choir Program: It's Beginning to Look Like Christmas Come Join the Angels Singing Ring the Bells A Holly Jolly Christmas Senior High Choir Program It’s Christmas Time O Come. Emmanuel O Holy Night Sleigh Ride Senior High Ensemble singing “Love is the Meaning of Christmas Senior High Choir singing “It’s Christmas Time” Renee Wright doing solo for O Holy Night 64 Senior High Band Rand Smith and Scott Smith doing duct in “Carol of the Drums. Varsity Cheerleaders doing their pom- pom routine to the rhythm of “Frosty the Snowman Christmas Instrumental Concert Under the direction of Mr Bernard W. Wolf Junior High Band Program Christmas is Coming Holly Wreath Melody O Come Emmanuel Hosanna Twelve Days of Christmas Senior High Band Program Rejoice Hosanna in Excelsis Carol of the Drum Frosty the Snowman Christmas Fugue SPRING WITH MUSIC The Spring Band Concert opened with the Elementary Band. Among their selections were “Star-Spangled Ban- ner , “Toyland . and “Delta Dawn . The Stage Band followed with their renditions of Rock Rondo”, Traces , and Hey Jude”. Highlighting the Junior Band's presentation were Son of a Preacher Man , “St. James Infirmary”, and a tribute to Elvis. The Senior Band kept the audience toe tapping to Love Will Keep Us Together , You and Me Against the World , and “Can’t Stop Dancin with the majorettes and color guard doing their routine. The Senior Bund The Majorettes Color Guard doing their routine to. ‘Can't Stop Dancin. ’ Lisa Snyder Twana Smith playing her flute and l.ori Ward playing her clarinet. Trumpet players in the Junior Band Rene W right. Tina Mitchell — the only senior majorette. Randy Smith — our fantastic senior drummer. The Junior Band The hlcmcntary Band Delma Burns, trumpet soloist Debbie Hendershot. our senior French-Horn player. Laura Fisher. Rene Wright. Mark Booth, and Tom Lashlcy playing. ‘St. James Infirmary.” Brian Dcnccn Donna Barling and Alan Layton. Four trombone players and one trumpet player of Stage Band Members of Stage Band. Mr Bernard D Wolf, our Band Director Three seniors — Joann Ward. Vicki McCarty, and Barbara W alt . A musical tribute to American entertainment through “Televi- sion. “The Movies and “Broadway. The Spring Choral Concert “On With The Show. was pre- sented on April 22, 1978. under direction of Mr. Mark N. Romig. I. Sr High Choir—“For All We Know. 2. Marching in to “Put on your Sunday Clothes. 3. David tricson— Gary. Indiana 4 Debbie Hcndcrshot as Carol Channing. 5. Sr High Ensemble— Commercials and Happy Days. 6. Randy Smith with Trap Set. 7. Belinda Tyler and Mark Palmer. 8. Mrs. Hendcrshot playing piano. 9. Jr. High Choir— Wells Fargo Wagon. 10. Enscm- blc— Everything's Coming Up Roses. II. Bonnie Goodrich— I Want To l ive 12. Melody Carl— You Light Up My Life. 13 Mr. Romig. our super” director. 14. Charles Leesc as Stage Manager. Angclena W ilt as Minnie Pearl 15. Eighth Grade Boys doing Rock Island train ride 16. Sr. High Choir— The Easter Parade 17. Rene W'right— Lida Rose Will I Ever Tell You? 18. Sr. High dancing to Everybody Rejoice.” 19. Ensemble— Candle On The Water.” 20. Jr and Sr. High Choir presents A Salute to Irving Berlin. The banquet served by our cafeteria staff was superb, and following the meal we were en- tertained by the Senior-High Ensemble, under the direction of Mr. Romig. One selection. Commercials featuring Alka Seltzer, was especially enjoyed. Awards were presented by coaches following introductory remarks by Mr. Elbin. Mr. Larry Palmer presented Varsity Basketball awards and was the MC for the evening. Other presenters were: Mr. K. Elbin—Baseball Mr. Sterner—Boys' Track Mr. Smith—Girls' Track Mr. Hoffner—JV Basketball Mrs. Palmer—Girls' Varsity Basketball Miss Rupp—Girls' JV Basket- ball Mrs. Brumbaugh— Cheerleading Mr. Creighton—Softball Pictures as follows: I. Mr. Larry Allen. Yearbook Photographer. 2. The Head Table. 3. Mr. Elbin. Principal 4 Mr. K. Elbin. 5. Mr Palmer. 6. Mr. Hoffner. 7. Mrs. Brumbaugh receiving gift from cheerleaders. 8. Mr Dave Wright. Sports bus driver. 9. Mr. Smith. 10. Senior High Ensemble On April 21. 1978. the Tonoloway Chapter of the FFA held its annual Parent and Member Banquet. Following the banquet, the officers held the opening ceremony and chaplain Dave Hull gave special recognition to state representative, the Honorable Bill O. Shuman and guests. Awards were presented to chapter members. The Greenhand Awards were presented to Dwight Bard. Robert Bowman. Cheryl Eriscon, Mike Fischer. Terry Morris. Ricky Schriever. Geraldine Strait. Mike Bard. Elen Elbin, Doreen Deneen. Shirley Fisher, Steve Blankley, Mary Ann Hixson. Lisa Palmer. Debbie Richards, LuAnne Keebaugh. and Tina Mitchell. FFA Foundation Awards were presented to James Strait. Warren Strait. Steve Blankley. Victor Landers. Jeff Keefer. James Keebaugh. Daniel Smith. Dwight Bard, Lawrence Seburn. Floyd Bohrer. Shane Northcraft, Melinda Truax, and Kenneth Schriever. Area Project Awards were presented to Victor Landers, gold certificate in swine; James Strait, gold certificate in corn; Melinda Truax. silver certificate in poultry; Lawrence Seburn. bronze certificate in forestry; Shane Northcraft. bronze cer- tificate in poultry. Other awards were presented to James Keebaugh and William Trail for FFA chorus; Lisa Palmer and Debbie Richards for FFA band; Lcda Lashley and Melinda Truax for FFA summer band. The FFA Officers received pins for the position they hold. After the awards were presented, the Honorable Bill Shuman gave a short speech and then introduced Neal Buss who gave a speech bn what the FFA does for the consumer. FHA SPRING BANQUET Head Table Seniors in FHA receiving awards Our advisor—Mrs Hendershot Mrs. Hendershot and President—Tina Mitchell talking over last minute decisions Entertainment by “Voices of Youth Shirley Fisher and Sherry Northcraft Members doing tribute to Mothers Joann Ward and Melva Yonker McConncllsburg Fire Hall Our table of members and Mothers Sand) Mcllott. Lesa Mcllott and Leda Lashle) Donna Stevens and Mother Getting ready to do tribute to Mothers Melva Yonker and mother Senior member—Joann Ward AWARDS DAY May 26, 1978 HONOR ROLL Grade 12: Cinda Douglas. Tim Goodrich. Vicki Me Carty, Barbara Waltz, Joann Ward, Debbie Hendershot. LuAnne Keebaugh. Jeff Myers. Bill Norris Grade II: Bret Elbm. Dawn Adclsbergcr. Donna Barling. Brian Dcnccn. Susie Dere. Lisa Snyder. Blanc Younkcr. Deidi Beatty. Mary Ann Hixson, Sheila Lader. Jeff Rit Grade 10: Shane Horthcraft. Danny W altz. Mark Everts. Elen Elbin. Doreen Deneen. Garry Brennan. Bret Layton. Sandy Haulman. Kerry Hendershot. Donna Stevens, Sandy Smith. Betty Smith. Sherry Northcraft, Leslie Wilson, Harold Smith. Steve Swadley. Jackie Smith Grade 9: Bart Elbin. Joyce Lynch. Norma Jean Myers. Susie Sigcl. Charlene Swope. Nita Beatty, Greg Deike. Cheryl Ericson, Michael Fischer. Ansel Linscott, Chris Palmer. Brett Remsburg Lori Ritz. Sharon Shaw. Lori Snyder. Lanette Steach. Duanr Shives. Scott Smith Grade 8: David Gordon. Sandy Gordon, Eileen Elbin. Kathy Bryant. Marx Booth. Tom Lashlcy. Daniel Schriever. Teresa Shives. Kathi Swadley. Rene Wright. Laura Fisher. Debbie Fischer. Glenn Elbin. Lisa Breakall. Lora Barber. Deanna Mellott. Julia Linscott. Lucinda Keebaugh. James Kint. Scott Sigcl. Dennis Truax. Keith Williams. Robert Schoolcy. Jodi Shaw. Sharon Smith. Twanna Smith. Connie Souders. Cindy Younkcr. Adaline Smith Grade 7: Scott Bohrer. Eric Deike. Penny Garland. Kevin Hendershot. Renee Sigcl. Danny Swain. Michael J. Shives, Cole Elbin. Katrina Fisher. Stephanie Hann. Lisa Harr. Kimmy Miller. Lori Killingcr Denver Kerns. Susan Hardin. James Smith. Ray Lee Swadley Mike Truax. Eugene Wigficld. Barbara Wilson. Laura Wright Wendy Yanosik. Brenda Smith 74 I Mr Romig presenting Beethoven award to Joann Ward. 2. Mr Hoffner presenting W oodsmen of the W orld award in American History to Eileen Elbin. Grade 8. 3 Mr. Goldsmith presenting Woodsmen of the World award in America History to Bret Elbin. Grade II. 4 Mrs. l.ashley presenting DAR American History Essay contest award to Alcthca Hetchcr. S. Chorus accompanists awards. b.7,8.9 Choral awards for Jr and Sr. High Chorus members 10. Mr. Elbin 11. Mrs. Elbin presenting awards to Health Careers Club. 12 Mrs. Lashley presenting awards to Chieftain Yearbook Editorial Staff. 75 ASSEMBLIES October 5. 1977. Mr Popejov and his wonderful string instruments. He is demonstrating the Lute. Mr Popejov with six smiling seniors. January 24. 1978. Antrim Bureau Assembly showing how the ability of the gy roscope is used in keeping our ships upright, our planes level, and our space crafts from tumbling. February 13. 1978 James Getty told us about “Mr. Lincoln comes to Gettysburg. ASSEMBLIES March 21. 1978 Jack C hase shows anyone can play basketball if they want to. Jack shows Mark how to shoot. April 4. 1978 Sammy Hall tells his life story and sings his song that he Sammy sings from the bottom of his heart, wrote. “I wish you the Best The Ja Band from James Buchanan High School. 77 First Principal of Bethel High Dr. Weiss was the very first teacher and principal of what is now Southern Fulton High School. Miss Eleanor Crawford, also one of the first teachers of Southern Fulton High School, became Mrs. Weiss. Dr. and Mrs. George Weiss Mr. Weiss's life can be divided into five periods of time since he graduated from Albright College at Myerstown in 1926. The first period lasted only one year. During August of 1927, he began looking for a teaching position. Only one opportunity came along at that late date, the one at Warfordsburg. Thus began the second period. Those seven years at Warfordsburg were busy ones and were packed with fond memories. It was then that he met Miss Eleanor Crawford, who later became his wife. The third period, the one at Bellwood. lasted for seventeen years. It was during this time, in 1935, that Miss Eleanor Crawford became Mrs. Weiss. During the Bellwood years his wife did not leach. Next was the Kutztown period which lasted another seventeen years. It was during this lime that he earned the doctor of education degree at Penn State. Then he became, in fairly rapid succession, director of student teaching, director of the laboratory school, director of placement, head of the department of education, and finally Kutztown's first dean of teacher education. During this period his wife taught for fourteen years in the Boyertown Area Schools. The final stage of his life he calls the retirement period. During this period, in 1968, Mrs. Weiss and Mr. Weiss did some traveling together. Since retiring they have been to Spain. Portugal, Morocco, the British Isles, Florida, the Canadian Northwest, and Mexico. 78 STUDENT COUNCIL ROW I: Cinda Douglas. Treasurer; Debbie Richards. Vice-President; Diane Hoffman. President; Mary Ann Hixson, Secretary; Mr fclbin. Advisor ROW 2: Jeff Bishop; Mike Carpenter; Shane Northcraft; Tom Hoffman; Cindy Day; Donna Stevens. Dawn Adelsbcrger ROW 3; Mark Roebuck; Charles Lanchart; Stephanie Hann; Brenda Smith; Brenda Harper; Sandy Mcllott; Patti Swope. Geraldine Strait STUDENT COUNCIL ACTIVITIES This year student council was very active in sponsoring school activities. Council's main ob- jective was to make school more interesting, yet still educational. Here are the following ac- tivities council has sponsored: Color Day, Slave Day, 50’s Day, Backwards Day, and Hat Day. Right now council is working on further ac- tivities such as: a walk-a-thon and a hobo day. We also hope to sponsor a dance with enter- tainment provided by a Disc-Jockey. Council has been a very active and valuable asset. 80 The things I gotta do for my sister Fetch, boy! STUDENT COUNCIL ACTIVITIES FIFTIES DAY W inners of ihc best dressed were Charles Beam. Donna Barling. James Smith. Lisa Palmer. Lisa Beth Hann Lcda Lashley Snyder. Kim Plcssinger. and Meiod) Carl. FFA GRADES II AND 12 — ROW I: Lisa Palmer. Diane Hoffman — Vice-President. Vicki Earnest — Secretary. Debbie Richards — Treasurer. Carol Hoffman — Reporter. Dave Hull — Chaplain. Randy Smith — Sentinel. ABSENT Victor Landers — President ROW 2: Mary Ann Hixson. Curtis Hixon. Scott Whiteside. Jeff Dcike. Steve Haulman. James Strait. Elmer Bowman. John Ebcrsolc. Warren Strait ROW 3: LuAnnc Kecbaugh. Joann W'ard, Gail Nates, Alexa Smith. Alice Truax. Dixie Wertz. Bonnie Younker, Cindy Day. Tina Mitchell, Angel Wilt. Mr. Edwin Layton. Advisor. GRADE 10 — ROW I: Floyd Bohrcr. Gary Wheeler, Belinda Tyler. Eric Powell. Robert Bowman. Elen Elbin. James Kecbaugh. Jeff Decker, Linda Ramsey. Lcsa Mellott, Donna Peterson. Jenny McCray, Mary Ford. ROW 2: Steve Swadley. Craig Ziler, Steve Barton. Leon Smith. Shane Northcraft, Melinda Truax, Mark Palmer. Brent Layton, Danny Waltz. Shirley Fisher. Doreen Deneen. Lawrence Scburn. Daniel Smith. Kenny Schriever. ROW 3: Kevin Strait, Greg Mitchell, Craig Kessler, Linda VanDanikcr. Sandy Haulman. Sandy Mellott. Cathy Durst, Frances Poorbaugh. Beth Hann, Donna Stevens. Leda Lashley. Delma Burns. James Garland. Doug Mellott. Scott Smartt. Dan Gor- don. Mr. Edwin Layton. Advisor. 82 FFA ROW I: Glen Scott. Dwight Bard. Eugene Ward. Michael Fischer, Geraldine Strait. Ricky Schreiver. Lunette Steach. Michael Bard ROW 2: Bobby Mellon. Steve Potts. Larry Keebaugh. Randy Peck. Todd Ritz. Mark Remsburg. Terry Booth. Lloyd Smith. Michael Bard. Terry Morse. ROW 3: Steve Lynch. Karen Garland. Dolly Eader. Cheryl Ericson. Jayne Bowman. Wanda Knablc. Linda Flollenshead. Bobby Yost. Rosemary Carriero, Mr Edwin Layton, Advisor. James Keebaugh and William Trail attended FFA ROW I Debbie Richards. Melinda Trua . ROW 2: Lisa Palmer. Leda Lashley Melinda and Leda at- Chorus for State Days” at Penn Slate University. tended FFA State Band for “State Days at Penn State University. Debbie and Lisa were in FFA State Band at PA Farm Show Our Tonoloway FFA Chapter of Warfordsburp has increased seemingly this year. Before the Christmas holidays at least 80 members sold 1,000 cases of citrus fruit. In October, the FFA Officers went to Holidaysburg for leadership training. Last sum- mer, two band and two chorus students went to the FFA State Convention at Penn State. In January, two band students went to Harrisburg for the Farm Show. Other Activities: FFA Week February 18-25; Pennsylvania Association for Farmers Cooperatives (PAFC) at Shippcnsburg; FFA activities week at Penn State in June; public speaking; and land judging. 83 SEATED LuAnnc Kccbaugh. Caro! Hoffman, Cindy Day. Elmer Bowman. Randy Smith. Alice Truax. Bonnie Goodrich STANDING: Dora Golden. Brenda Weller. Jeff Ritz. Roger Wilt. Via Hann. Sharon Hollenshead, Debbie Kecbaugh, and Mrs. Yost. Librarian. FHA SEATED: Tina Mitchell. President; Cindy Day. Vice-President; Elen Elbin. Treasurer; Lcsa Mcllott, Secretary; Sherry Northcraft. Recreational Leader; Angel Wilt. News Reporter, and Mrs. Hendershot. Advisor. STANDING: ROW' I Becky Hendcrshot. Brent Layton. Debbie Richards. Gail Nates. Joann Ward. Melinda Truax. Cathy Durst. Shirley Fisher. Sandy Mellott. Leda Lashlcy. Donna Stevens, Denise Shank. Sandy Smith. Debbie Shives. Mary Butcrbaugh. Dora Golden. Karen Cavcnder. ROW' 2: Sharon Shaw. Kim Mellott. Trixy Younkcr. Norma Myers. Joyce Lynch. Doreen Denecn. Linda Ramsey. Donna Peterson. Doris Rohm. Bonnie Younkcr. Melva Yonker. Mary Ann Hixson LIBRARY ASSISTANTS HEALTH CAREER CLUB SEATED: Tom Hoffman. Gail Nates. Treasurer; Alexa Smith. Secretary; Bonnie Younker. President; Becky Hendershot. Vice-President; Mrs Francine Elbin. Advisor; Tina Mitchell. STANDING: ROW 1: Donna Barling. Debbie Richards. Angel W ilt. Brent Layton. Melinda Truax. Elen Elbin. Dixie Wert , Cindy Day. Cathy Durst. Joann Ward. Vicki McCarty. Debbie Hendershot. Dawn Adclsbcrger ROW 2: Doris Rohm. Doreen Dennen. Linda Ramsey. Leda Lashley. Diane Hoffman. Alice Truax. Deidi Beatty. Lisa Snyder. Donna Mcllott. Lisa Palmer. Robin Morgret. The Heath Career Club of 1977-78 planned and completed various worthwhile activities. Some senior members put on a skit on tooth decay for the 3rd and 4th graders. Our candy stripers volunteered for work at the Fulton County Medical Center and the War Memorial Hospital. CANDY STRIPERS SEATED: Debbie Richards. Lisa Snyder. Robin Morgret. Lisa Palmer. Donna Mcllott. STANDING: Melinda Truax. Alexa Smith. Elen Elbin. Debbie Hendershot. Donna Barling. Diane Hoffman. Cathy Durst. Dawn Adclsbcrger GRADE 12 Elmer Bowman, Jr. Melody Carl Debra Decker Cinda Douglas John Ebersole Steve Haulman Debbie Hendershot Curtis Hixon Carol Hoffman Diane Hoffman Dave Hull LuAnne Keebaugh Vicki McCarty Tina Mitchell Gail Nates Bill Norris Tim Shives Alexa Smith Cindy Smith James Strait Warren Strait Carolyn Trail ARTCLUB GRADE 11 Rex Akers Steven Blank ley Ronald Clark Danny Crouse Dwight Fischer Aubrey Fletcher Roger Harr Becky Hendershot Ronald Hixon Mary Ann Hixson Jackie McKeever Denny Mellott Tim Mellott Dennis Palmer Debbie Richards Allen Spade Ronald Umbrell Dave VanDanikcr Holly Whiteside Mike Shaw Roger Wilt Blane Younker GRADE 10 Steve Barton Dexter Blankley Robert Bowman Walter Decker Rex Divelbliss Mark Everts Kenneth Funk Beth Hann Elen Elbin Sandra Haulman Kerry Hendershot Tom Hoffman Leda Lashley Brent Layton Charles Leese Doug Mellott Lesa Mellott Shane Northcraft Donna Peterson Scott Smartt Darren Smith Frances Poorbaugh Melinda Truax The Art Club, under direction of Mr. William Hammond, volunteers their services during the school year to do the decorating and scenery planning for school activities such as: The Music Concerts, the school carnival, the Jr. Sr. Play. Some outstanding things they made this year were the car for the skit at the school carnival, the cars used in the Jr. Sr. Play, and the beautiful back-drop for the spring choral concert. The talents of these students and Mr. Hammond are really appreciated here at Southern Fulton. S.F. JUNIOR HIGH BAND ROW I: Mr. Wolf, Conductor; Rhonda TTuax, Deanna Mcllott, Lori Peek, Twanna Smith, Katrina Fisher, Kem Plcssinger, Laura W'right, Penny Wheeler. ROW 2: Janice Strait, Carol Hartman. Laura Fisher. Renee Wright. Lori Ward. Renee Sigcl. Brenda Palmer, Stephanie S3 Mann, Barbara Wilson. Susan Hardin. Rhonda Lanehart, Monica Shank, ROW' 3: John Munson. Michael Truax, Penny Garland. Sandy Miller, Sandy Gordon, Daniel Shaw, David Dcrc. Sharon Smith. Mark Booth. Thomas Lashlcy, Roberta Schoolcy, Ray Swadley, Kevin Morton. David Fricson, ROW 4; Dennis Gordon, Kevin Hendershot, Keith Williams, Connie Souders, Scott Sigcl. Julia Linscott, Lisa Brcakall, David Gordon, Donald Munson. Kimberly Miller, John Hollcnshead. COLOR GUARDS ROW I: Debbie Decker—Captain. ROW 2: Holly Whiteside. Bonnie Goodrich, Carolyn Smith ROW 3: Doreen Dcnccn. Debra Hall. Pam Hanks. Wanda Knablc. ROW 4 Debbie Keebaugh. Penny Lanehart, Jayne Bowman. MAJORETTES Left to right: Leda Lashley. Denise Shank. Tina Mitchell. Sandy Smith. DRUM MAJORETTE Debbie Hendershot SENIORS IN BAND ROW I: Randy Smith. Bonnie Goodrich. ROW 2: Tina Mitchell. Vicki McCarty. Debbie Hendershot, Barbara Waltz. Debbie Decker, Jimmy McLean, Joann Ward. Jeff Dcike, Scott Whiteside 89 1st FLUTE Leda Lashley Sherry Northcraft Lisa Palmer Sandra Smith Lisa Snyder (Piccolo) •Barbara Waltz Melva Yonker 2nd CLARINET •Elen Elbin Jackie Winter 2nd FLUTE Cindy Bain Karrie Spinow Lanette Steach E-Flat CLARINET Cindy Manzo 1st CLARINET Becky Hcndershot Vicki McCarty Debbie Richards Joann Ward 3rd CLARINET Karen Fischer Trica Mitchell ALTO CLARINET Lcsii Mellon BASS CLARINET Deidi Beatty 1st ALTO SAXOPHONE John Bain Jeanne Hollenshead •Melinda Truax 2nd ALTO SAXOPHONE •Lori Snyder Michele Trail TENOR SAXOPHONE •Jeff Dcikc Cathy Durst Scott Whiteside BARITONE SAXOPHONE Beth Ilann 1st TRUMPET •Donna Barling Dclnia Burns Alan I aylon I i 2nd TRUMPET Dwight Bard •Dan Gordon Leslie Wilson 3rd TRUMPET Brett Remsburg Stic Sigcl FRENCH •Debbie HORN Hcndershol BARITONE HORN Kerry Hendershot SOUSAPHONE •Rex Divclbliss Tom Hoilman BELLS Mike Fischer 'l vil PANI I Brian Denccn PERCUSSION Steve Barton Jenny McCr; James Me Let Mark Pal Linda Rat Cheri Scburi •Randy Smitj Scott Smith! •r enores SectiJn Leader SF SENIOR HIGH BAND ROW I: l.ancttc Stcach, Lisa Snyder. Cindy Bain. Mclva Younker, Sherry Northcraft. Lisa Palmer, Barbara Walt . Karric Spinoc. ROW 2: Less Mellon, Cindy Man o, Becky Hendershot. Vicki McCarty. Karen Fischer, Elen Elbin. Debbie Richards. Trica Mitchell, Joann Ward. Deidi Beatty. ROW J: Lori Snyder. Beth Hann. Melinda Truax, Johm Bain. Jeff Deike. Scott Whiteside. Michele Trail, Cathy Durst. Jeanne to Hollenshead. Jackie McKcevcr. ROW 4: Leslie Wilson. Dclma Burns. Brett Remsburg. Daniel Gordon, Dennis Palmer, Alan Layton. Dwight Bard. Donna Barling, Sue Sigcl. ROW 5: Mr. Wolf, Conductor; Jackie Winter. Sandy Mcllott, Danny Waltz. Tom Hoffman, Kerry Hen- dershot. Rex Divclbliss, Steve Potts. Debbie Roebuck. ROW 6: Linda Ramsey, Steve Barton. Scott Smith, James McLean, Randy Smith. Brian Dcnccn. Mike Fischer. Mark Palmer. Not Pictured: Debbie Hendershot, l.eda Lashlcy. Denise Shank. Sandy Smith. STAGE BAND ROW I: Cathy Durst. Sandy Mellon. Lisa Brcakall. Lisa Snyder. Lori Snyder. Donna Barling ROW 2: Beth Hann. Danny Waltz. Melinda Truax. Randy Smith. Delma Burns. Danny Gordon. COUNTY BANDS __________________ JUNIOR HIGH: ROW I Rene W right. Cindy Bam. Debbie Roebuck. Steve Potts. ROW 2: Dwight Bard. David Gordon. Michael Fischer. Scott Smith. SLNIOR HIGH ROW I: Sandy Mcllott. Sandy Smith, Jeanne Hollenshead ROW 2: Becky Hendershot. Beth Hann. 92 CARNIVAL BAND ROW I: Susan Hardin. Renee Sigel. Linda Ramsey. Jeanne Hollenshead ROW 2: Dennis Palmer. Alan Layton, Lcda Lashlcy, Melinda Truax, Lisa Snyder. Tom Hoffman, Randy Smith. David Gordon. Lisa Breakall. Director—Mr Wolf. PEP BAND ROW I: Jeanne Hollenshead. Melinda Truax. Lcda Lashlcy. Trica Mitchell. ROW 2: Dclma Burns. Donna Barling, Tom Lashlcy. Steve Potts. ROW 3 Beth Hann. Lisa Breakall. Sandy Mellott, Randy Smith. BACK: Mr. Wolf—Director. 93 ENSEMBLE ROW I: Lcsa Mcllott. Sandy Smith. Joann Ward. Jeanne Hollenshcad. Angel Will. ROW 2 Melody Carl. 1 eda Lashlcy. Brent Layton, Dennis Palmer. Sherry Northcraft. ROW 3: Denise Shank. Bonnie Goodrich. Kerry Hendershot. Becky Hendershot. Carol Hoffman. OFFICERS ACCOMPANISTS Left to right: Sherry Northcraft. Becky Hendershot. Joann Ward. ROW' I: Melody Carl—Librarian. Bonnie Goodrich—Secretary. Tina Mitchell—Treasurer. Becky Hendershot—Librarian. ROW 2: Diane Hoffman—President. Cindy Smith—Vice-President SENIOR CHORUS ROW I: Mr Romig. Director, Lesa Mellott, Karne Spinoe, Diane Hoffman. Bonnie Younker, Deidi Beatty. Lisa Snyder. Gary Goodrich, Randy Peck, Michael Bard. Jeanie Hollcnshcad. ROW 2: Jackie McKeevcr, Lanette Stcach, Dixie Wert . Doris Rohm. Joann Ward, Eric Powell, Mark Palmer, Cheryl Ericson, Cathy Durst. ROW 3: Leda Lashley, Geraldine Strait. Karen Cavcndcr, Dora Golden, Alcxa Smith, Gary Wheeler, Brett Remsburg. Dwight Bard. Angel Wilt, ROW 4: Deanna Kerns. Denise Shank, Sandy Smith, Susie Sigcl, Brent Layton, Daniel Waltz. Bill Trail, Steven Potts, Michael Fischer, Becky Hcndcrshot, ROW 5: Belinda Tyler, Cheryl Sebum. Melody Carl, Dawn Adelsburgcr. Tina Mitchell, Cindy Smith. Tom Hoffman, Charles Lccsc. Sherry Northcraft, Shirley Fisher, Frances Poorbaugh ROW 6: Vicki McCarty, Debbie Hendcrshot, Terri Nowakowski, Penny Lanehart. Bonnie Goodrich. Kerry Hendershot, Dennis Palmer, James Kccbaugh, Carol Hoffman. Carolyn Smith. Michelle Hcndcrshot, Pam Hanks. The Sr. High Chorus was very proud to attend a concert at Bloomsburg State College on February 28, 1978. The chorus helped to make up approximately 650 students from Pennsylvania and New York. We received a plaque for our fine performance. SPECIAL CHORAL GROUPS Left, SENIOR HIGH COUNTY CHORUS: ROW I Mark Palmer. Melody Carl. Leda Lashley, Becky Hen- dershot. ROW 2: Tom Hoffman. Debbie Hendershot. Brent Layton. Debbie Richards. Carol Hoffman. Right. DISTRICT CHORUS: Left to Right: Kerry Hen- dershot. Becky Hendershot. Carol Hoffman. JUNIOR HIGH COUNTY CHORUS: ROW I: Karrie Spinoc. Alethca Fletcher. David Ericson. ROW 2: Susie Sigel. Sharon Smith. Lisa Breakall. Dwight Bard. Tom Lashley. SENIORS IN CHORUS: I — Debbie Hendershot. 2 — Vicki McCarty, 3 — Cindy Day. 4 — Tina Mitchell. 5 — Carol Hoffman, 6 — Angel Wilt. 7 — Joann Ward. 8 — Melody Carl. 9 — Bonnie Younker. 10 — Bonnie Goodrich. 11 — Diane Hoffman. 12 — Doris Rohm. 13 — Dixie Wertz. JUNIOR CHORUS ROW I: l eft to right: Mr. Rornig, Robin Mann. Sands Durst, Janice Strait. Lisa Harr. Beatrice Tyler. David Lricson, Denver Kerns. Alan Vangi. ROW 2: Susan Hardin. I aura W right. Kimberly Everts. Rhonda I anchart. Alcthca Fletcher. Jodi Shaw. Kevin Morton. John Hollcnshcad. Eric Fletcher. Daniel Schrievcr. ROW 3: Lori Ward. Deanna Truax, Diane Richards. Roberta Schoolcy, Lori Killingcr. Kathy Swadlcy, Patty Swope. William Haines. Billy Barling. John Bowman. ROW 4 Julie Landers. Penny Garland. Renee Sigcl, Eileen Elbin, Vicki C'ovall. Penny Wheeler. Mark Roebuck. Michael Shives. Michael Trauax. ROW 5: I isa Breakall. Brenda Palmer. Kimberly Miller, Sandy Miller, Rene W right. Sharon Smith. Twanna Smith. Tom Lashlcy. Mark Booth. Glen Elbin. Kevin Hendershot. ROW 6: Debbie Fischer. Sandy Gordon. Carol Sue Hann. Anna Peek. Marcia Younker. Connie Souders, Toma Shady. Laura Fisher. David Hall. Donald Munson. Derek Hendershot. David Gordon JUNIOR CHORUS OFFICERS; Diane Richards. David Gordon JUNIOR CHORUS ACCOMPANISTS; Sitting: Left to right; Lori Ward. Sharon Smith. Deanna Truax. Standing Left to right. Renee Sigel. Penny Garland. Susan Hardin. OUR BAND The Senior High Concert Band was invited to participate in the Pennsylvania Music Educator's Association (District IV) Concert Band Competition. The competi- tion took place at Lock Haven. Pa. on April 29, 1978. The band performed three selections, which were rated by nationally known judges. This competition was a totally new experience for the band. Also, the Senior High Marching Band received three trophies for their perfor- mance in the following parades: Hancock Halloween Parade—Trophy for Participation Fulton Fall Folk Festival at McConnellsburg—1st place Mummer's Parade at Hagerstown—3rd place OUR ENSEMBLE The Choral Ensemble was very active this year. They participated in the following: Hymn Sing at Hancock High School last fall 4-H Leaders Banquet at Hustontown Community Building on March, 20 Beta Sigma Phi Sorority at their April 19 meeting Hymn Sing at Warfordsburg Presbyterian Church on May 21 All-Sports Banquet on May 31 Talent Contest in McConnellsburg on June 2 98 ROW | Lisa Palmer. Geraldine Strait. Jackie McKeever ROW 2: Debbie Richards. Bonnie Goodrich. Becky Hendershot. ROW 3: Debbie Decker — Co-Captain. Deidi Beatty. Debbie Hendershot. Co-Captain. Congratulations to Debbie Decker and Debbie Hendershot. the sixth and seventh members of S.F.H.S. to serve on our squad for six con- secutive years.” 100 JV CHEERLEADERS ROW I: Jodi Shaw ROW 2: Diane Richards. Eileen Elbin. Doreen Dcnecn. Connie Souders. Kathy Swadtey ROW 3 Belinda Tyler. SENIORS ADVISOR GIRLS’ VARSITY Melody Carl. Tina Dere. Sherry Northcraft. Becky Hendershot. Diane Hoffman. Dcidi Beatty. Mrs. Palmer—Coach J02 Our two enthusiastic Seniors. Melody Carl (left). Diane Hoffman (right), and Mrs. Palmer (middle), our faithful basketball coach. VARSITY SCOREBOARD OPP. 76 at Bedford S.F.H.S. 33 23 Hyndman 44 49 at Tussey Mt. 30 71 Bedford 35 46 at Hyndman 36 34 at Central 12 44 at Everett 33 45 Jefferson 30 34 Berkeley Springs 42 47 at McConnellsburg 46 38 at Forbes Road 31 40 at Berkeley Springs 58 56 at Jefferson 31 48 at Hedgesville 37 44 Forbes Road 42 45 Hedgesville 48 47 McConnellsburg 40 51 Everett 42 57 Berkeley Springs Tournament Jefferson 42 38 Berkeley Springs 53 GIRLS' JUNIOR VARSITY KNEELING: Linda Ramsey. Cindy Bain. Sandy Smith. Jackie Smith. Debbie Roebuck. Jeanne Hollcnshead. STANDING Miss Rupp—Coach. Kathy Elbin. Sandy Mellott, Jackie Winter. Cindy Canary. Elen Elbin. Dclma Burns. Donna Peterson OPP. J.V. SCOREBOARD S.F.H.S. 24 at Bedford 14 13 Hyndman 32 20 at Tussey Mt. 19 22 Bedford 36 6 at Hyndman 17 18 at Central 20 25 at Everett 23 23 Jefferson 29 6 Berkeley Springs 54 26 at McConnellsburg 12 35 at Forbes Road 15 14 at Berkeley Springs 29 21 at Jefferson 26 21 at Hedgesville 34 28 Forbes Road 33 11 Hedgesville 38 24 McConnellsburg 29 37 Everett 35 MANAGERS—SEATED: Lori Snyder. Susie Dcre. Eileen Elbin. 103 STANDING: Lisa Snyder. Mary Ann Hixson 1. Mr Brumbaugh—Scoreboard operator 2. Miss Aura Deneen has been our score keeper for many years We thank you. Miss Deneen 3. Mr Hcndcrshot—Scoreboard operator. 4 Mr. Palmer—Varsity coach. 5. Mr Hoffncr—Junior Varsity coach. NOTt: Sophomore Tom Hoffman, our first-string cen- ter. was absent when pictures were taken. VARSITY SCOREBOARD OPP S.F.H.S. 53 at Claysburg 55 56 at Northern Bedford 44 69 Tussey Mountain 71 96 at Hyndman 61 46 at Everett 67 61 Claysburg 110 49 Fairfield 79 64 Hancock 74 71 Hyndman 66 55 at Tussey Mountain 56 79 at Forbes Road 59 77 Berkeley Springs 81 40 McConnellsburg 45 82 at Berkeley Springs 53 43 Everett 78 76 at McConnellsburg 60 65 Northern Bedford 58 54 Forbes Road 50 63 at Fairfield Christmas Invitational Tournament 82 74 Hancock 70 57 Berkeley Springs PLAYOFFS 69 68 Forbes Road at Everett 69 82 Hyndman at Somerset 50 45 Shade at Windber 62 64 Home Center at Indiana University of PA 46 BOYS’ VARSITY KNEELING: Chris Palmer. Jeff Ritz. Jimmy Ritz. Mark Mellon. David Whitfield, Brel Elbin. Bart Elbin. STANDING: Timothy Mellon. Mike Carpenter. Dennis Palmer. Kerry Hendershot. Rex Divclbliss. Garry Brennan. 106 Mark Mellon, our Super Senior. BOYS’ JUNIOR VARSITY KNEELING: Terry Spade. Garry Brennan. Bart Elbin, Re Duel bliss. Dwight Bard. STANDING: Timothy Mellon. Mike Carpenter. Kerry Hen- dershot, Chris Palmer. Charlie Lanehart JVSCOREBOARD OPP. S.F.H.S. 37 at Claysburg 41 52 at Northern Bedford 38 43 Tussey Mountain 29 26 at Hyndman 44 40 at Everett 31 51 Claysburg 62 37 Fairfield 53 41 Hancock 35 23 Hyndman 76 40 at Tussey Mountain 47 56 at Forbes Road 32 38 Berkeley Springs 44 43 McConnellsburg 40 56 at Berkeley Springs 20 52 Everett 40 48 at McConnellsburg 27 44 Northern Bedford 37 52 Forbes Road 39 32 at Fairfield 43 I MANAGERS: Kevin Hendcrshot. John Harper. Sherry Northcraft. Lisa Snyder. James Keebaugh 2. ALL TOURNAMENT INVITATIONAL TEAM Bret Elbin, Jimmy Ritz with trophy. BASEBALL ROW I John Harper. Jeff Decker. Shane Northcraft. Allen Spade. Denny Mellon, Gar W heeler ROW 2 Chris Palmer; Manager. Bret Elbin. Jimmy Barnhart. Kerry Hcndcrshot. Bart Elbin. Craig Elbin. Darren Smith. Glenn Elbin; Manager ROW 3: Mr Brumbaugh; Assis- tant Coach. Jeff Rit . Brian Dcncen. Alan Layton. Todd Rit . Eugene Ward, Terry Spade. Mr Keen Elbin; Coach. SCOREBOARD St. Maria SF 18 OP 13 Salisbury 7 6 Hyndman 1 6 Hyndman 18 2 Hedgesville 3 8 Everett 5 4 Forbes Road 12 11 McConnellsburg 7 4 Hedgesville 7 11 Everett 4 8 Mercersburg Academy 5 16 St. Maria 7 14 108 THE TEAM IN ACTION 109 ROW I: John Bain. James Strait. Mark Mellon. Randy Smith. Tim Goodrich. Scott Whiteside. Tim Mellott. ROW 2: Rex Divelbliss. Eddie Mellon. Dave Whitfield. Jimmy Garland. Tom Hoffman. Gerard Smith. Buddy Decker. Max Mellott ROW 3: Jimmy I ishcr, Gary Goodrich. Lloyd Smith. James keebaugh. Lddie Earnest. Howard Haulterman. Steve Potts. TRACK RECORD HOLDERS STATE REPRESENTATIVES Tim Goodrich—Pole Vault—11 6 ’ Jim Fisher—Javelin—159 1” Randy Smith—100 yard dash Jim Fisher—javelin Cheryl Ericson 110 CAPTAIN. Randy Smith; CO-CAPTAIN. Tim Goodrich MANAGERS: Holly Whiteside and Lisa Palmer TRACK SCORES 46.5 at McConncllsburg. 50.5 and James Buchanan. 92 56.5 at Merccrsburg Academy. 60.5 and Clear Spring. 48 31.5 at Greencastle. 112 and James Buchanan. 44.5 62 Tusse Mountain. 88 64 at Everett. 86 58 at Northern Bedford. 92 35 at W illiamsport. 101 78.5 at Chestnut Ridge. 71.5 68 at McConncllsburg 82 WON 2 LOST 10 TIED0 Above: Kand Smith Below: Coach Sterner Above: Tim Goodrich Below Mark Mcllott Above: Gerard Smith Below: The track runners getting ready to run. GIRLS’TRACK fRONT ROW: Lunette Steach. Lesa Mellolt. Bonnie Goodrich. Carol Hoffman. Rosemary Carriero. SECOND ROW: Jayne Bowman. Susie Sigcl. Cheryl Ericson. Joy Landers. Cindy Bain. Donna Stevens. Mr. Smith. Coach. SCOREBOARD OPP S.F. 113 Everett 19 105 James Buchanan 27 89 Tussey Mt. 38 113 NBC. 19 114 Bedford 18 85 Chestnut Ridge 42 51 McConnellsburg DISTRICT MEET 35 Cheryl Ericson—1st in mile; 2nd in 2 mile. She goes to state May 26 and 27. Carol Hoffman—3rd in shot put. Bonnie Goodrich. Rosemary Carrieo. Donna Stevens, Lesa Mellott—4th in 440 Relay. RECORDS Shot—Carol Hoffman 32'3 Discus—Carol Hoffman 87 ft. Javelin—Carol Hoffman 74 ft. 110 Hurdles—Cindy Bain 19.8 1 mile—Cheryl Ericson 6:00.6 220 Dash—Lesa Mellon 29.6 2 mile—Cheryl Ericson 13 min. 32 sec. GIRLS’ SOFTBALL ROW 1 LuAnnc Kcebaugh. Diane Hoffman ROW 2: Sand) Haulman. Penny Lanehart. Sandy Mellon. Susie Dcre. Vicki tamest. Becky Hcndcrshot. Pam Hanks. ROW 3: Phylis Miller. Brenda Harper. Debbie Richards. Donna Barling. Linda VanDanikcr. Dolly tader. Shirley Fisher. Mr. Creighton—coach. Diane Hoffman—captain. LuAnne Keebaugh—captain Alcxa Smith. Deide Beatty. Adaline Smith. Alcthea Fletcher, our four faith ball chasers—(managers). SCORHBOARD OPP SF 18 James Buchanan 7 18 Fairfield 8 9 at Flyndman II 12 Hyndman 10 12 Paw Paw (2) 22 4 Paw Paw 21 13 at Everett 16 6 Berkeley 7 17 Clear Spring 16 20 Everett 7 9 Berkely Springs 4 13 at Clear Spring 9 31 Chestnut Ridge (playoff) 0 4 8th GRADE BASKETBALL I ABOVE: 8th GRADE BOYS’ TEAM—Terry Harr, Daniel Schricvcr, John Munson, Glen Elbin, Brian Pittman, Tom Lashley, Mark Booth. David Gordon. Donald Munson. Scott Sigel. Kevin Spade. RIGHT: Coach—Mr. Hendershot ABOVE: 8th GRADE GIRLS’ TEAM—Monica Shank. Althea Fletcher. Roberta Schooley. Penny Wheeler. Eileen Elbin. Sharon Smith. Lisa Breakall, Connie Souders. Sandy Gordon. Adaline Smith, Anna Peck. Cheryl Houdersheldt, Shelbie Harr. Coach: Mrs. Darlene 116 DeShong (not pictured) 7th GRADE BASKETBALL ABOVE: 7th GRADE BOYS' TEAM—Dwayne Northcraft. Danny Swain. Mark Roebuck. Derrick Hendershot. Kevin Hen- dershot. Mike Truax. Scott Bohrer. Cole Elbin. Eric Fletcher. John Hollenshcad. LEFT: Coach—Mr Brumbaugh ABOVE: 7th GRADE GIRLS' TEAM—Wendy Yanosik. Marcya Schetrompf. Carol Sue Hann. Katrina Fisher. Stephanie Hann. Penny Garland. Brenda Smith. Renee Sigcl. Julie Landers. Susan Hardin. Ginger Myers, Carol Hartman. Laura W right. Brenda Davis. Janice Strait. Lisa Harr. Coach: Mrs. Darlene DeShong(not pictured) 117 DONKEY BASKETBALL BASEBALL TEAM —VS— SENIORS MARCH 20, 1978 SPECIAL OLYMPICS Mr. Smith. Debbie Schricvcr. Jeff Keefer In Special Olympics, no special person is too ban dicapped to take part So time is too slow no distance too small to earn a ribbon, a hug. a cheer, or a sincere well done The Special Olympics oath, recited by Special Olympics athletes before each game, goes ‘Let me win. but if I cannot w in. let me be brave in the attempt and echoes the profound statement of Baron DeCor bertm. father of the modern Olympics, when he said The important thing is not to win. but to take part The essential thing is not to have conquered Bishop. Randy but to have fought well This is the very essence of sport« manship This is what is s • special about the Special Olympics The 250 Special Olympians represented the following school districts Huntingdon Area Juniata Valley. Mount Union. Southern Fulton Southern Huntingdon. Central Fulton. Forbes Road. Juniata County and Mifflin Counties In addition. Tuscarora In termediate Unit No II special education classes also par- ticipated in the Special Olympics Special Olympics held at McConnellsburg, April 21, 1978. Julie Johnson placed 1st in the 50 meter dash, long jump, and softball throw in the 8-9 age group. Stephanie Barnhart placed 1st in the long jump and 50 meter dash and placed second the softball throw in the 10-11 age group. Robert Caple placed 1st in the 50 meter dash. 2nd in the 200 meter dash, and 4th in the softball throw in the 10-11 age group. Christopher Shaw placed 1st in the 200 meter dash, 2nd in the 400 meter relay team, and 3rd in the 50 meter dash and long jump in the 10-11 age group. William Vanorsdale placed 1st in the 50 meter dash, 200 meter dash, and softball throw and placed 2nd in the 400 meter reiay team in the 10-11 age group. Robin Caple placed 1st in the long jump, and 50 meter dash and placed 2nd in the 200 meter dash. The 1978 Fulton County Special Olympics was held at McConnellsburg on April 17th. Competing for Southern Fulton was Randy Keefer, Jeffery Bishop and Debra Schriever. Debra competing in the 18-19 age group placed 2nd in the softball throw. Jeffery placed 2nd in the 50 yard Dash and softball throw in the 14-15 age group. Jeffery also placed 3rd in the Long Jump. Randy Keefer placed 1st in the 50 and 220 yard Dash and softball throw in the 12-13 age group. Jef- fery and Randy also took part in a 440 relay team which took 2nd. Regional Special Olympics April 29. 1978 at Penn State Robin Caple placed 1st in the 50 Meter Dash. 2nd in the 200 meter Dash, and 3rd in the Long Jump. William Vanorsdale placed 1st in the 50 Meter Dash. 200 Meter Dash, and Softball Throw. Christopher Shaw placed 1st in the Long Jump, 2nd in the 50 Meter Dash and in the 200 Meter Dash. Stephanie Barnhart placed 1st in the 50 Meter Dash and 3rd in the Long Jump and Softball Throw Robin Caple will be going to Slip- pery Rock for the State Special Olympic finals. The 1978 Tuscarora In- termediate Special Olympics Track and Field competition took place at Central Fulton School District Monday, April 17. In addition, Huntingdon Area School District will host the swimming competition on Friday, April 21 Robert Divelbliss. Mr. Lynn. William Vanorsdale. Robin Caple. Stephanie Barnhart. Christopher Shaw. Robert Caple. Stella Carbaugh—Manager. Larry Gantt. Absent Julie Johnson. SOUTHERN FULTON June 5, 1978 June4,1978 FORTY-EIGHTH ANNUAL BACCALAUREATE AND COMMENCEMENT We rehearsed until we “Got it right Baccalaureate Ministers Rev. Archie Graham and Rev Floyd Truax. Commencement Minister: Rev. Dr. David R Hoover Beta Sigma Phi gave “Senior Tca“ following Baccalaureate Service. 1. Joann Ward—Valedictorian 2. Barb Walt —Salutatorum 3 and 4 Tim Goodrich and Cinda Douglas—Class Speakers 5. Vicki McCarty Special Awards: 6. Mr. Lynn Bard. American legion, presenting “Americanism Award ' to Luanne Kcebaugh. 7. War-Nee-Do Club presenting a watch to Bradley Ray 8. Ginger Barnhart presenting $50 scholarship given by Fulton County Homemakers to Alcxa Smith. Mr. G. Elbin presenting Award Beauty School Scholarship to Debbie Decker. Each graduate also was presented with a $5 passbook account by the People's Bank of Hancock. Dons Rohm 11. 12. 13. 14. Mr. Billy W ard presenting Warfordsburg Lions Club “Citizenship Awards” to Bonnie Goodrich, Tim Goodrich. Debbie Hendcrshot. and Timmy Shives. 15. Tina Mitchell 16. Choir graduates singing “Forever Young during slide presentation. 17-18. Graduation Night June 5, 1978. rl n d? 10 .4- 123 ROW I: Nancy Buterbaugh, Cinda Douglas. Debra Decker. Barbara Wall . Joann Ward. Dixie Wertz. Diane Hoffman. Bonnie Younker. Alice Truax. Doris Rohm. ROW 2: Gail Nates. Melody Carl. Curtis Mixon. Alcxa Smith. Steve Haulman. W arren Strait. Bonnie Goodrich. Danny Peck, Luannc keebaugh. Richard Rit . Carolyn Trail. Vicki McCarty ROW 3: John I bcrsolc, Jeff Myers. Elmer Bowman. I ebbie Hcndcrshot. Cindy Day. Tina Mitchell. Angelena Wilt. Ryan Mcllott. Timmy Shives, Jeff Deike. ROW 4: James McLean. Bradley Ray. Vicki Lamest. Mark Mcllott, W'llliam Norris. Victor Landers. David Hull. James Strait, Randy Smith. Carol Hoffman. Timmy Goodrich, Scott Whiteside. THINGS WERE DIFFERENT THEN 1 11 8 1. Melody Carl 2. Elmer Bowman, Jr. 3. Vicki McCarly 4. Alexa Smith 5. Vicki Earnest 6. Bonnie Tim Goodrich 7. LuAnne Keebaugh 8. Angel Wilt 9. Dixie Wertz 10. Carol Diane Hoffman 11. Cindy Day 12. Alice Truax 13. Fred and Gail Nates 14. Debbie Decker 15. Debbie Hendershol 16. Tina Mitchell 124 ADVERTISING Advertising Staff — ROW I: Cindy Day; Dixie Wertz; Luanne Keebaugh; Vicki Earnest; Tina Mitchell; Carol Hoffman; Elmer Bowman; Mr. Bard — Advisor; Steve Haulman. ROW 2; Melody Carl; Diane Hoffman; Bonnie Goodrich; Tim Goodrich. VWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWV1 Business Managers: Vicki Earnest; Dixie Wertz; Mr Bard — Advisor; Melody Carl. 125 HIGHWAY PETROLEUM SALES, INC. 1-70 EXIT 33 WARFORDSBURG, PA PHONE: (717) 294-3805 SERVICE WHEN YOU NEED IT THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF McCONNELLSBURG H. Lyle Duffey McConnellsburg, PA 17233 Henry W. Daniels Vice President Cashier Help Us Help Fulton County — Deposit In A Local Bank! CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1978 FULTON BUILDERS SUPPLY COMPANY McConnellsburg, PA 17233 127 CRUSHED STONE READY MIXED CONCRETE MORTAR CONCRETE SAND AGRICULTURAL LIME H. B. 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Pa. -SUNOCO ' Willis Doyle — Owner Everett: 652-2131 Breezewood: 735-4321 EARLEY’S STORE FORRESTER BROTHERS FARMS USED FARM TRACTORS SHOES AND SHOE REPAIRING 4k Dry Goods 1337 Lincoln Way East 1 McConnellsburg. Pa. Phone: 485-3542 Phone: (717) 263-0705 JT W ? % ELVEY'S Flowers for those Who Core KtAmm JJ McConnellsburg. Pennsvlvonio FULTON AUTO PARTS, INC. McConnellsburg. Pa. 17233 PHONE: 485-3177 Largest Supplier in Fulton County Locally Owned BuaiNiaa «7 -BBOC el)c jTulton Ernie's Auto Sales Countn Xcuis Wt Ernest W. Fink 67 East Main Street Hancock. Md. 21750 Fulton County's Prize Winning Weekly Editor-in-chief: Audrey P. Greathead THE FULTON DEMOCRAT McConnellsburg, PA Established 1850 PRINTING AND PUBLISHING FOR CONCRETE BLOCKS CALL HANCOCK BLOCK PRODUCTS Washington St. Hancock, MD 301 67 FULTON GAS AND APPLIANCE McConnellsburg. PA FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES HANCOCK PHARMACY Hancock. MD GALE DIEHL HANN’S ARCO AND RECREATION CENTER Sporting Goods. Inc. CHAMBERSBURG. PA PHONE: (717) 264-6074 Complete Sports Headquarters Hustontown, PA Sales — Service — Parts Monday Thru Friday 9-8 Saturday 9-5 GARY’S HOMES MOBILE MODULAR Living room — Bedroom Suites— Wall huggers HANN’S FURNITURE Route 30 East Everett, Penna. The Business Designed With You in Mind Dining room — Hideaway beds — Swivel recliners Hustontown, PA Phone: 987-326 Evelyn King Salesman Dial 652-5219 C n uCtalcCU M GRADUATES HARRISBURG DAIRIES Star Route North DR. MRS. WALTER GRISSINGER McConnellsburg, PA 485-3966 J. H. HORTON AND SON HARR’S GROCERY AND HARDWARE GENERAL MERCHANDISE AND SUNOCO SERVICE NORTH SPRING STREET EVERETT. PA BIG COVE TANNERY PHONE: 485-3046 SUNOCO JOHNNIE’S MOTEL AND DINER HEEFNER'S TV-APPLIANCE CENTER 410 Lincolnway East MCCONNELLSIURO. PENNA. 17233 Phone 485-4016 YOU HAVE TRIED THE REST. NOW EAT THE BEST” McCONNELLSBURG. PA 17233 (301) 678-5349 COMPLIMENTS HEL-INA’S SEWING CENTER FABRIC, NOTIONS. KOSCOT COSMETIC OF THE MEDICAL STAFF OF 57 W. MAIN 3T. HELEN L. LAYTON HANCOCK. MARYLAND 21750 OWNER-OPERATOR THE FULTON COUNTY MEDICAL CENTER HENDERSHOT’S SPORTING GOODS KELLER’S MOBILE HOME CENTER FULL LINE OF HUNTING, FISHING. ARCHERY SUPPLIES BUY, SELL. TRADE GUNS _j GUNSMITHING SERVICE 110 WEST MAIN STREET HANCOCK. MD 21750 PHONE: 678-6869 Rt. 12. Chambersburg. PA. 17201 4 Miles West on Rt. 30 Parts — Accessories — Service LeRoy F. Keller Gary L. Keller Phone. 717-369-3520 Partners HIXON’S REPAIR SHOP LA PETITE BEAUTY SALON BOLENS LAWN AND GARDEN EQUIPMENT TRAIL BIKES AUTO AND BIKE MECHANIC ROUTE 1 HANCOCK. MD PHONE: (717) 294-3406 COMPLETE BEAUTY SERVICE 122 WEST MAIN STREET HANCOCK. MD 21750 PHONE: 678-6900 141 LERIE’S MOUNTAIN MOTEL mr1- 30 Units Cocktail Lounge and Restaurant Swimming Pool 1 J IS rS2‘3 l IJ3T Box 39 Fort Littleton OFF Exit 13 Turnpike McLAUGHINS DRUG STORE PRESCRIPTIONS WHITMAN’S CANO HALLMARK CARDS _ 214 Lincoln Way East McConnellsburg. Pa. Phone: 485-3724 MACDONALD’S PHARMACY THEREXALL STORE 105 South 3rd Street McConnellsburg, Pa. Phone: 485-3622 McConnellsburg E ON SERVICE CENTER Ellis L. Yingling. Prop. Routes 30 and 16 Phone: 485-4425 McConnellsburg. Pa. 17233 MELLOTT'S CUSTOM FLOORS 503 Lincoln Way East McConnellsburg, Pa 17233 MORTON'S FEED MILL McConnellsburg, Pa 17233 Phone. 485-4573 MEL’S DRIVE-IN R.D. 12 Box 264 Chambersburg, Pa. McCRAY’S BUILDING AND SUPPLY CO. “COMPLETE LINE OF BUILDING SUPPLIES” Pr TSBURGH PHOTS Warfordsburg, Pa. Phone: (717) 294-3286 MONTGOMERY WARD 65 Valley Mall Hagerstown, Md. 21740 WE FIT YOUNG BUDGETS RIGHT’ McGARVEY’S CARPET AND VINYL FLOORS 113 Lincoln Way East McConnellsburg, Pa. 142 Main Street Hancock. Md. 21750 Phone: 678-6196 PROPRIETOR: PAUL STRAWDERMAN MOUNTAIN HOUSE RESTAURANT U.S. Route 30 McConnellsburg. PA PALMER’S STORE Warfordsburg. PA Phone: 294-3575 unien WICHAMCS MYERS GARAGE NEEDMORE, PA. 1723B PHONE 294-3257 (along rt. 655) (717)573 2250 Pec6 equipment Cic. JOHN DEERE SALES A SERVICE WARREN F PECK 0 net WARFORDSBURG PA 17267 NEW PARNELL MOTEL PECKIE’S AUTO BODY REPAIRS AND RESTAURANT Phone: 717-485-3743 RR 1 St. Thomas. PA 17252 Wheel Alignment and Balancing i-jOOY lUtWIR Phone: (717) 369-3191 Complete Auto Body Repairs .. Dinners — Lunches Custom Painting and Breakfasts Rust Proofing Beautitul New Dining Room OVERLY-RAKER VILLAGE PECK’S TASTEE FREEZE McConnellsburg, PA 17252 ( Overly-Raker At The Goldfish Barn IjN Fort Loudon. PA Overly-Raker Hesston, PA Warfordsburg, PA POTOMAC AUTO PARTS PALMER REALTY “lour N'A’P'A Jobber” 53 E. MAIN STREET • HANCOCK, MD. 21750 Fort Littleton. PA 17233 Phone 678-6183 4 Phone: (717) 987-3618 Fulton County’s Oldest and (NAPA) Largest Real Estate Agency 143 — RICHARD AUTO SALES, INC. NEW AND USED DOUBLE WIDE MOBILE HOMES PRE BUILT HOMES Jelf Ling. Mgr. “Home of the Complete Chrysler Family SHE PRY HOMES RICK BROWN •1 OWN IT AND 1 CARE 810 Lincoln Wdy Ed$t CHRYSLER Phone:485-3113 Vf corporation jamaij McConnellsburg, Pa. 17233 ROUTE 30 EAST EVERETT, pa IBB37 PHONE (614) 652 2466 RITZ BROTHERS AG-WAY, INC. B.R. STORE SHIMER STENGER General Merchandise Kelly-Springfield Tires Located in “Buck Valley , Pa. Phone 294-3545 207 Lincoln Way East McConnellsburg, Pa. Phone: 485-3236 SHIVES EXCAVATING MELVIN J.SHIVES, JR. RONNIE'S SUB PIZZA SHOP 34 WEST MAIN STREET HANCOCK. MARYLAND 2I7SO Pa. Route 655 MV Needmore, Pa. Ronnie Myers Phone Ownck C301 3 678-5505 ROTZ MEATS SNYDERS INSURANCE AGENCY Meats — Country Cured Hams OH 105 Lincoln Way East McConnellsburg. Pa. y Phone. 485-3236 McConnellsburg, Pa. SEARS AUTHORIZED CATALOG MERCHANT Stoner s Slorist Garden Center 13© Washington Street HANCOCK. MO. 217 SO 301 670 6167 McConnellsburg, PA Phone: 485-3104 Carl Pat Mellott 144 '•Quautv Flowir row All Occa 'On« STUCKEYS PECAN SHOPPE Fine Pecans, Candies Tropical Jellies Snack Bar Warfordsburg, Pa. 17267 TAYLOR’S FLOWER GIFT Ye Olde Apothecary Shoppe Giftwares 101 Lincoln Way West McConnellsburg, Pa. Phone: (717) 485-4578 Best Wishes to the Graduating Class TOLLGATE AUTO PARTS 109 South 7th Street McConnellsburg Pennsylvania 17233 G.C. MURPHY The Family Place to Save McConnellsburg. Pa. 17233 OASIS RESTAURANT St. Thomas. Pa. Phone: 369-2311 ONE HOUR CLEANERS 104 Lincoln Way East McConnellsburg, Pa. 17233 PAM’S FABRICS Route 522 North McConnellsburg. Pa. 17233 DR. JAMES H. SCHULTZ 201 South Second Street McConnellsburg. Pa. 17233 ROBERT E. SIGEL INSURANCE AGENCY Warfordsburg. Pa. 17267 Phone: 294-3349 ROBERT W. TAYLOR. ASSOCIATES 115 Lincoln Way East McConnellsburg, Pa. 17233 Phone: 485-4300 SOUTHERN STATES. INC. Route 523 Hancock, Md. 21750 STOUFFER BROTHERS. INC. Chambersburg. PA 17201 Phone: 717-263-8424 WHITE’S VARIETY STORE South Main Street Hancock. MD 21750 YOUNGBLOOD’S BARGAIN SHOP 210 Lincoln Way East McConnellsburg. PA 17233 Phone: 717-485-3725 YEARBOOK STAFF EDITORIAL STAFF: FRONT. LEFT TO RIGHT Debra Decker. Cinda Douglas: Carolyn Trail. MIDDLE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Alcxa Smith; Vicki Earnest: Melody Carl; Debbie Hendcrshot BACK. LEFT TO RIGHT: Angel Wilt; Diane Hoffman; Cindy Day; Tina Mitchell: Dixie Wertz; Alice Truax; Doris Rohm. Advisor — Mrs. Lashlcy. SEATED: Joann Ward. CO-EDITOR; Vicki McCarty, EDITOR-IN- CHIEF. STANDING: LuAnne Keebaugh and Tim Goodrich. CO- EDITORS PHOTOGRAPHERS: SEATED: Cinda Douglas; Debbie Hen- dershot; Debra Decker; and Carolyn Trail. STANDING: Danny Crouse. Special thanks is ex- tended to Mr. Lee Lashley, Mr. Ronald Kemerer, Mr. La try Allen, Mr. Bob An- drews, and students who have contributed their photography service during the year. Alexa and Steve Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bard Lois M. Benedick Beth and Mike Bob and Lu Bonnie and Vernon Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Booth Cinda and John Cindy and Ronnie Christian Book Store R. Eugene Goldsmith Mr. and Mrs. George Crouse Dave and Deb Dave and Tina Debra and Pud William DeShong Diane and Kirk Dixie and Jim Donna and Curtis Eddie and Rosemary Vicki and James Mr. and Mrs. George R. Elbin Mr. David Gabert Mrs. Margaret Gabert John Wesley Harper Mr. and Mrs. William Haulman Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hendershot Hillside Ceramics Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hixon Russ and Ann Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Claie Hollenshead Iris and Kevin Jeff and Beth John and Janet PATRONS Mr. R. Kemerer Mr. Robert Krepps Leda and Tom Lashley Mr. and Mrs. Lee Lashley Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Layton Linda and Joey Thurman Lynch Family Mark and Susie Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. McKinley Mr. and Mrs. Rankin Mellott Ryan Mellott Doreen Peck Mrs. Pat Plessinger and Children Mr. and Mrs. Grover Plessinger Ricky and Terry Sandy and Mike Mr. Shade Duane Shives Jody Shaw and Patty Swope and Diane Richards Representative William Shuman Mr. and Mrs. George Sigel Mr. and Mrs. Waid 0. Smith Sr. Bernice L. Souders Mr. and Mrs. Homer Stahle Lanette Steach Mr. and Mrs. Gerald (Buzz) Strait Raymond Sr., Kathy, Diane, Junior, and Wendy Truax Danny Waltz Mr. and Mrs. Herb Ward Jr. Joann and Lori Ward Mrs. Linda Wolfe Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Younker Danny Crouse Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Crouse and Donna 147 NAME FAVORITE EXPRESSION Elmer B. How ya doin? Nancy B. So! Melody C. Tell me about it! Debra D. Oh. Brother! Cinda D. You Dummy! Vicki E. Oh Man! John E. Check it out Bonnie G. Time will Tell. Tim G. What can 1 say? Steve H Decent! Debbie H. Ask me if I care! Curtis H. Is that right? Carol H. Suffer! Diane FI. 1 don’t know! Dave H. Farm Out! LuAnne K. Good Grief! Victor L. Between the rock and a hard place. Vicki M. Must be nice. James M. I'm cuckoo for cocoa puffs. Mark M. Later. Ryan M. It'll be all right in the morning. Tina M. Boy, must be nice. WILL My recording of “yes mam’s” and no Mam’s to Mrs. Sigel A life full of happiness to my friends. . All my love and life full of happiness to a special guy and those who helped me get my education. All my love to a very special guy. All my love and happiness to my future husband. My shorthand book to anyone who wants it. My car to Janet Barber, if it’s still moveable. My singing ability to anyone who can get it from me. My Ford to the Bowmans and to Mrs. Anderson, a course in simple arithmetic. A mailman suit and a big Thanks to Danny Crouse and my love to a special guy. All my love and happiness to that special girl. My life to anyone who can stand me. Much love and success to all those who have made it possible for me to graduate. All the misconduct slips to Mrs. Sigel. My bookkeeping skill to Melody Carl, and a life full of love and happiness to Bob. My favorite teacher and FFA advisor an FFA president that will always keep him straight on all FFA business. My job as Editor-in-Chief to the next lucky senior. My Plymouth Cuda to the advanced technology of Ford and G.M. My Nova to Susie along with my ability to drive it. A life full of happiness to a certain girl. Success and happiness to all my friends and love to a special guy. 148 NAME FAVORITE EXPRESSION JeffM. Too bad, you lose. Gail N. What can I say? Bill N. If you don't do it fast, you won’t last. Danny P. Got to be quick! Bradley R Now what's going on? Richard R. Go to Raylock. Doris R. Oh, sure! Tim S. Everything will be A-OK in the morning. Alexa S. Really! Cindy D. Who asked ya? Randy S. I’ll try anything once, maybe twice if I like it. James S. I’ll try anything once. Warren S. Bull dinki! Carolyn T. Oh, Bugar! Alice T. You poor thing. Barb W. Scooby-doo Joann W. All right you guys! Dixie W. You dirty dog! Scott W. Go to Raylock Angelina W. Sight is faculty, seeing is an art. Bonnie Y. You'll get over it WILL A Chevy to Ford Motor Company. My ability to keep a messy locker to Jackie Woodall. My 400 small block to all Chevy racing cars. A whole pick-up load of snowballs to Mr. Hendershot. All my books back to S.F.H.S. All the books back to S.F.H.S. My history grades to anyone who wants them. All my love to a certain girl. My shorthand notebook to anyone who can read and under- stand it. A life full of love and happiness to Ronnie and to my Mother and Grandmother. A roll of school to Jimmy Ritz. Mr. Hendershot, a can of snuff. A case of “Uncola to Richard Ritz. All my love to that very special person in my life. My English grades to anyone who wants them. My thoughts in History class to a very special person. My biology standups to Lori. Love and happiness to a very special person and love to My mother and sister. My small block 289 to Tim Shives. Much love and respect to my Mother, who with God’s help, put me through school. The rest of my life to someone very special to me. t49 SENIOR DIRECTORY BOWMAN. ELMER GRANT. JR Yearbook Slaff 4; Advertising Staff 4; FFA 4; Prom Commit- tee 3: Chess Club I: Art Club I; Librarian Assistant 4 I have no definite plans for the future. BUTERBAUGH. NANCY LEE Transferred in September from James Buchanan 1977-1978. I plan to get married following graduation. CARL. MELODY LEE Editorial Staff 4; Advertising Staff 4; Class Play 4; Ensemble 3. 4: Chorus I. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Class Treasurer 3; Class Secretary 4: Who's Who 4; Prom Committee 3; Chorus Librarian 4 I have no definite plans for the future. DECKER.DEBRA KAREN Cheerleader I, 2. 3. 4; Captain 4; Colorguard 2. 3. 4; Co- Captain 3: Captain 4; Art Club 1. 2. 3; Chorus 1, 2: Prom Committee 3; Yearbook 4; Chess Club 2. Following graduation 1 plan to get married and live a happy life. DEIKE. JEFFREY LYNN Band I. 2. 3. 4: Stage Band 1, 2; County Band I, 2: Prom Committee 3; FFA 3. 4; Stage Crew 3, 4; Art Club I. 2; Class President 1, 2: Track 4; Student Council 2. After graduation I plan to get a good job and get married. DOUGLAS. CINDA KAY Prom Princess 2, 3: Prom Committee 3; Art Club I. 2. 3; Chorus I, 2: Band I: Student Council 4: Student Council Treasurer 4: Yearbook Staff 4; Chess Club 2; Class Treasurer 2: Senior Prom Queen; Class Speaker. Following graduation I plan to get married to a very special guy (J.F.) and have a wonderful life with him. EARNEST. VICKI LYNN FFA 2, 3. 4; Art Club 3, 4; Softball 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Ad- vertising Staff 4; Prom Committee 3. I have no definite plans for the future. EBERSOLE. JOHN FRANKLIN FFA I. 2, 4; Art Club I. 2. 3. 4; Stage Crew 3. 4; Prom Com- mittee 3; Chess Club 1; Who’s Who 4. After graduation I plan to get a better job. GOODRICH. BONNIE Chorus I. 2. 3, 4; Chorus Secretary 4; Ensemble I. 2, 3, 4; Prom Princess 2; Girls' State 3; Health Career Club 2; County Chorus 2, 3. 4; Colorguard 2, 3, 4; Cheerleading 2, 3. 4; Track 3; Track Manager 4; Advertising Staff 4; Softball 3; Class Secretary I; Library Assistant 4; Who's Who 4; Prom Com- mittee 3. I plan to go to college and earn my Master’s Degree in Psychology. GOODRICH. TIMOTHY MARVIN Track 2. 3. 4; Jr-Sr Play 3. 4; Class Treasurer I; FFA I; Chess Club 2; Yearbook Staff 4; Advertising Staff 4; PSSP 3; Ex- change Student I; Who's Who 4; School Reporter 3; Prom Committee 3; Co-Editor 4; Class Speaker. After graduation I plan to go to college. HAULMAN. STEVEN FRANK FFA 1.3.4; Baseball I. 2; Art Club 1.2. 3. 4; Stage Crew 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Chess Club 1; Adver- tising Staff 4. After graduation I plan to join the navy or get a good job at Mack Truck. HENDERSHOT. DEBBIE ELAINE Cheerleader I. 2. 3. 4; Co-Captain 1; Captain 4; Band I, 2, 3, 4; Drum Majorette 2, 3. 4; Chorus I. 2, 3. 4; Ensemble I, 2, 3; County Chorus I. 2. 3, 4; Art Club I, 2. 3. 4; FHA I; Prom Committee 3; Prom Princess 3; Class Secretary 3; Magazine Representative 4; Who's Who 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Photographer 4; Jr. Sr. Play 4; Senior Prom Princess. After graduation I plan to study nursing and share my love and future with the most special guy in the world. (D.C.) HIXON. CURTIS WAYNE Stage Crew 3. 4; Basketball I, 2; Art Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Prom Committee 3; FFA 4; Senior Prom Prince. I have no definite plans for the future. HOFFMAN. CAROL COLLEEN FFA 3. 4; FFA Reporter 3. 4; Basketball 2; Track 3. 4; En- semble 4; Art Club 3; Junior Vice-President 3. I plan to go to college following graduation. HOFFMAN, DIANE DEBRA Student Council I, 3, 4; Vice-President 3; President 4; Chorus SENIOR DIRECTORY 3. 4; Chorus Preside!� 4: FFA 3, 4; FFA Secretary 3; FFA Vice-President 4; Class President 2: Health Career Club 4; Art Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Jr. Sr. Play 3. 4; Prom Committee 3: Advertis- ing Staff 4; Exchange Student I. 3: Editorial Staff 4; Candy Striper I. 2, 3. 4: Basketball 2, 3. 4; Softball 2, 3. 4; Long Range Planning Committee 4. Following graduation I plan to get a good job so that I can af- ford a Corvette and live a happy life with that special someone. HULL. DAVID WAYNE FFA I. 2, 3. 4; Chaplain 4; Art Club 2. 3. 4; Stage Crew 4. KEEBAUGH. LUANNE KOONTZ Band 1. 2; Stage Band I; FFA 2. 4; Art Club 1.2. 3.4; Library Assistant 4; Yearbook Editorial Staff 4; Yearbook Advertis- ing Staff 4; Prom Committee 3; Softball 3. 4; Who's Who 4; Stage Crew 4 Following graduation I plan to become a bookkeeper and to live a happy life with my husband. LANDERS. VICTOR WILSON JR FFA 2. 3. 4. Go into Agricultural production in dairy ing and possibly take flying lessons. McCarty, vicki ann Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Chorus I. 2. 3. 4; FHA I. 3; Health Career Club 3, 4; Cheerleader I. 2; County Band 1, 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Editor-in-Chief 4; Art Club 1.2; Prom Committee 3; Who's Who 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3. 4. Following graduation I plan to get a good job as a bookkeeper. McLEAN. JAMES WALLACE II Band 2, 3. 4; Prom Committee 3; Stage Crew 4; Track 4. MELLOTT. MARK ANDY Basketball 1.2, 3. 4; Track 2,3,4; Prom Prince 3; Class Presi- dent 3, 4. Following graduation I plan to get a job. MELLOTT. RYAN EUGENE Band I. 2. 3; Stage Band 1; Chess Club I; County Band I; Prom Committee 3; Art Club 2; Pep Band 2. 3. Following graduation I plan to get a good job and get married. MITCHELL. TINA ARLENE FHA I. 2. 3. 4; Treasurer 3; President 4; Chorus I. 2. 3. 4; Treasurer 4; Art Club I. 2. 3. 4; Majorette I, 2, 3. 4; Health Career Club 4; FFA 4; Advertising Staff 4; Prom Committee 3; Jr. Sr. Play 3. 4; Softball 3. 4; Class Officer 4; Editorial Staff 4. I have no definite plans for the future. MYERS. JEFFREY ALLAN Prom Committee 3. I have no definite plans for the future. NATES. GAIL LAUDINE Prom Committee 3; FFA 4; FHA 4; Health Career Club 4. After Graduation I plan to go to a vocational school for Cosmetology training. NORRIS. WILLIAM ISAAC FFA 3; Prom Committee 3; Track 3; Chess Club 2; Jr. Sr. Play 4. Following graduation I plan to go to college to be a computer specialist. PECK. DANNY LEROY Prom Committee 3; Jr. Sr. Play 3. 4; Library Assistant 4. Following graduation I plan on going into the Navy. RAY. BRADLEY LEROY After graduation I plan to be a truck driver. RITZ. RICHARD DALE After graduation I plan to get a good job. ROHM. DORIS EVELYN Chorus I. 4; FHA Club 4; Health Career Club 4. No definite plans. SHIVES. TIMOTHY CURTIS Basketball I; Art Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Prom Committee 3; Stage Crew 3, 4; Class Treasurer 4. Following graduation I plan to continue the family tradition in business. 151 SENIOR DIRECTORY SMITH. ALEXA FRANCINE FFA 3.4; FHA 1, 2. 3; Art Club 1.2. 3,4; Health Career Club 4; Secretary 4; Chorus 1, 2. 3, 4; Chess Club 2; Softball Manager 4; Editorial Staff 4; Prom Committee 3; Candy Striper 4; Jr. Sr. Play 4. After graduation I plan to get a good job. settle down, and get married. SMITH. CYNTHIA MARIA FHA I. 2. 3. 4—Song Leader 3; Vice-President 4; Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Vice-President 4; Art Club I. 2, 3. 4; Health Career Club 4; Majorette I, 2. 3; FFA 4; Advertising Staff 4; Prom Com- mittee 3; Softball 2. 3. 4; Student Council 4; Who's Who 4; Editorial Staff 4; Library Assistant 3, 4; Softball Captain 3. I have no definite plans for the future. SMITH. RANDY LEE FFA I. 2, 3. 4; Band 1. 2, 3, 4; Baseball I; Track 2, 3. 4; Prom Committee 3; Art Club 3. 4; County Band I; Stage Crew 3, 4; Pep Band I. 2, 3. 4; Stage Band I. 2; Senior Prom King. Following graduation I plan to travel. STRAIT. JAMES EDWARD FFA I. 2, 3. 4; Track I, 2. 4; Prom Committee 3. After graduation I plan to be a farmer. STRAIT. WARREN DREW FFA 1. 2, 3, 4; Art Club 2, 3; Stage Crew 3, 4; Track 3; Booster Club 3. I have no definite plans for the future. TRAIL. CAROLYN MAY Art Club I, 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2; Prom Committee 3; Editorial Staff 4; Chess Club 2; FHA 1, 2. Following graduation I plan to get married and enjoy life to its fullest. TRUAX. ALICE MARIE FFA 4; Health Career Club 4; Prom Committee 3; Editorial Staff 4; Chess Club 2; Library Assistant 3, 4. After graduation I plan to go to work. WALTZ, BARBARA JEAN Band I. 2. 3. 4; Health Career Club 3; Softball 2; Student Council 1,2,3; County Band I; Prom Committee 3; Pep Band 2: Exchange Student I: Class Salutatorian. After graduation I plan to go to college and take up the business field. WARD. JOANN ELIZABETH Band I, 2. 3. 4; County Band I, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3. 4; Pianist I, 2. 3.4; Ensemble Pianist 2, 3,4; Art Club 1.2. 3.4; FHA 2.4; FFA 4; Health Career Club 2, 3. 4; Who's Who 4; Who’s Who in Music 4; Who's Who in French 3; Jr. Sr. Class Play 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Prom Committee 3; Class Valedictorian. After graduation I plan to go to college to become an elemen- tary teacher. WERTZ, DIXIE SUE FFA 3. 4; Chorus 1.4; Advertising Staff 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Health Career Club 4; Prom Committee 3; Library Assistant 3. I have no definite plans for the future. WHITESIDE. ALAN SCOTT Band 1. 2, 3. 4; Prom Committee 3; FFA 3. 4—Officer I; Basketball 1; Stage Band 1, 2; Stage Crew 4. After graduation I plan to get married. WILT. ANGELENA FFA 3, 4; FHA 3. 4; News Reporter; Chorus 2. 3. 4; Health Career Club 4; Ensemble 4; Prom Committee 3; Jr. Sr. Play 3; Editorial Staff 4; Chess Club 2. After graduation I plan on going to college to be a journalist. YOUNKER. BONNIE SUE Chorus I. 2, 3. 4; Health Career Club 3. 4; President 4; FHA 3, 4; FFA 4; Prom Committee 3; Art Club 2, 3. Someday I plan to be a housewife but, otherwise, I have no definite plans for the future. WALTERS. CONSTANCE LOU Transferred in August, 1977 from Carmichaels Jr. Sr. High School, Carmichaels, Pa. I plan to go to college to be a missionary or just to learn more about the Bible. Connie transferred from SFHS in the spring back to Car- michaels, so she did not get to graduate from SFHS. 152