Taneytown High School - Tahian Yearbook (Taneytown, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 54 of the 1952 volume:

THE NINETEEN FIFTY-TWC TAHIAN of Taneytown High School Taneytown, Maryland I W ,, .--- 1 i?.-.--'------f- P I 5 '.. ' GI J' , ,ff if W- X I KX IIIIQQ I ' 'YI I f f F - A 'LX , I 2 1 Q 4 -in J ,, Q- fu tiff f X 'I w ' F II- , ff! X I fszfigw :b il ge ' D S gg 'Qi' N I f' X ADMINISTRATION All he could fl.f7d,f Yer rfchesf fhe freasures He found in his mind, - GELETT Buncsss IIIe, Une WMM off, IQ52, VT, io embhfmo own own facfmfoofff dmw. 5I1efiA, fLd,eoff?a off cmd, coobefva- 'Ifbofn Hoare become O4Jf'lf fbdfeofffag Tfneifb enftfmwdwmo have ow, emUmAfi,afafrrvag Uwvifu muqofeoiftofna amd, hem Maim- eeia Home fwcvome o. f.vILeIaIafi1nq-f.vto1ne io om, ffluibunfe. Sfmeoe Wb6iJA6 off uvfvlfofm awe oofrrLeofflfi2IIA qfveort- wiiweofMwew-IAeoxMwoaULoxtuAXfCneueLf0oaeUIeIAvwC1w. Becawae of me qnoxybommmefafa cmd, wofvmUL off wfwdyom off om. gfoouffillu, we owe 'Cove amd 'I.r64JFJ'60'I,-1,0 Uwmg 'im Pbufvn, we Kobe lo Cffmftm 'Cove and 'vefafpevt ff9vofm Umm. Wwn fim, Mlm ueona we come 5005, ofqofim 'im fI3I1.oufqfvI, io o-uh, Mfnooff, dana, we faffuoffffl fmfifnfz of own adfufiavofva, Iplvim- cfi!y.wofI'fa, iemvhmo, and cioamruaiw. New one Me VIA'.'9?1,Mft Ifwowmefe, fbofbd wb Low Me fiwtme. We, the Staff of the 1952 Tahian, do hereby dedicate this book to the following persons: ,,.,,,Vw X sl MAIN S To Mrs. Myers, who has been a home room advisor of the Comercial section of the class of 52 for two years, in apprecia- tion of her untiring inte rest in the class, her excellent teaching, and her many ideas, which have helped to make a success of most of the class activities and projects dur- ing the school years. DEDICATION To Mrs. MacDonald, as a token of our appreciation for her earnest supervision in class activities, her sympathetic guid- ance in settling Senior problems, and the unselfish devotion that she has shown to the interest of the class. Y S , 3 xv 445 u John W. Manspeaker Principal Sr. Science g ,IIUFEW JIU Helen Bankard Mathematics want Jacquelyn Brown Home Economics T. H.S. Urith-Ann Shipley Vice Principal Chidance General Education- 9 Esther Bowling Science Mathematics were . tw! Margaret Brown Science Physical Education Zigi A-1. Jw, .. fi, .W fa mp 'Sftf V ff' x 'Gisli' 1 , 1 -, ,- ffl-425 William Allenburg Agriculture ea. A'?vAf33'5' 55232 James Brammer Industrial Arts fi 2 4 in , fa- f 15 'fl 'mmadiamm A 1 Charles Ecker Science Physical Education Robert Kersey Orchestra Catherine Myers Commercial Margaret Wasilifsky General Ekiucation - 9 FACULTY m Adelaid MacDonald Ned Musser P.A.D. Chemistry Latin Mathematics English ...J Virginia Sanders Bart Norman Library Bi010SY English History Lewis Zubovic Estelle Yingling General Education - 8 Music General Education I 9 Q 1 P 'xiii Z . T'4:Ti'd 3 v fc' . 1 ,714 Q ' , .- If w W ' I X , ' ,I 7 agx I Fh?,! 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I LESTER ELWOOD BOLLINGER uLes ...Blond wavy hair...son of the soil... baseball ian as well as a player...despises gig- igif gling girls...studious sometimes...interested in entering the Air Force...well mannered...paddles his own canoe...a friend to all,..Academic LOIS ROMAINE CLINGAN 5 v A HClinker'C..Slender...tiny waist...neat and mm w,Eg precise...interested in Elmer Wo1fe...1ikes green 7 .gl A jackets...works at the Hotel...hobby is dancing.. ' looks innocent at the right time...a tease..Jooks forward to Sunday evenings...plans a nursing career...General :aio ARLENE GRACE FAIR .115 . IIS 'l u It nu . . ' ' 4' Ml ey or Suzy tells Jokes continually w'X ...shy somet1mes...all around athlete...a waitress 'gy' at the Hotel...interest lies in the Air Force... Mgr always eating...never still a minute...has a ready f f smile at all times...divine dancer...famous for ? X Sunday night escapades...General 1 ,I fx? 1. 53 G 9 IHOMAS LEE FAIR Qrl if UBuzz'2..Usua1ly seen around town...shoots pool f iQgffEQ,b ...curly hair...works at a bakery...shows hisskill Mwyhf Egfgfgfgwg on the soccer field and basketball court...quiet 1 1 ggi? 3533 around girls...enjoys hunting and fishing...effi- f .xgjE?Qgg'Q cient in bookkeeping...General X iz l L s 1. .Estee , A f JANET IRENE FLICKINGER HJanet'C..Ouiet...UMerrie Steno ClubH...alto singer...drives a maroon Mercury...domestic type... active in church activities...a girl of a few words ...excellent manners...de1iberate in speech and action...Commercial WILLIAM ROBERT FLICKINGER riculture classes...raines Chester White pigs and Guernsey cows for exhibition and profit... lies along the Emmitsburg road...General JAMES FRANKLIN FREAM NGoof'C..When girls appear Goof blushes and his ears turn red...mischievous in P. A. D. with Hank...works in American Store...longs for 3:30 bell...lessons seem to be the least of his wor- ries...General FAIRY LOUISE FROCK HSlim'i..Music-music-music...violin...organ ...vocal...piano...plans a career of music.U food is Fairy's weakness...at school Marian and she are inseparable...likes to giggle at anytime and anything...college bound...Academic ARTHUR WILLIAM GARVIN, JR. ,Rf HArt'1..Expert adU man...business manager of t Tahian...truly loyal to his class...slow to anger ...deep tan...professional car washer...magazine campaign manager...good salesman...spends much time at Ingrams...General. BARBARA LILLIAN VIRGINIA HAINES HBabs'C..Loves to talk a mile-a-minute... brown eyes...a whiz behind the typewriter... noted for being sick on school days...happy go- lucky...cowgirl in a Hudson...waitress at Dairy Bar...General nFZick'C..Ardent 4-H er...farmer...enjoys ag big in heart...generous...good posture...interest f l DORIS AGNES INGRAM I 1 0 mi nDorLs'2..Fast1d1ous care for appearance... congenial and gracious...efficient...a good secretary...a violinist in the orchestra...de- lights in driving a new Studebaker...desires to use-her commercial ability in a bank..Commercial e ...ls 1 .M CATHERINE .IO ANN KOONS nJo'f..Lives for the daily letter from Bob at the University of Maryland...quiet, but we hear she has plenty of fun...reserved...a future wo- man in whiteU...plans to attend Church Home... Student Council President...Academic .WAI I 4 I DOHOTHY VIOLET LEISTER -. an HDotU...Strawberry blond...has an enviable .f:f,f rosy complexion...sleepy head in class...inces- ' iwx ,f sant talker...cook at Dairy Bar and is interest- ed in a HBakerH...jo1ly...joined the class in iyw fc,,y her Junior year from Sykesville...General y M 1 l za 45'-Y if FRANCIS BURNELL McNAIR HHankn...Finds fun more profitable than study ...always doing what he shouldn't...Irishman... born gamb1er...expert at shooting pool...loves outdoor sports...joined Key Club quite quickly... plans to follow Navy life...General WANDA MARLENE MEHRING HChub'C..HJackn...Class President...versatile ...interested in interior decorating...Editor-in chief of Taneyette...an AU student...sport fan as well as participant...noted for untiring ef- forts...demonstrates the Charleston...good catch for any man...Future college Student...Academic M MARIAN MAXINE MILLER HMarian'2..Active in 4-H work...local leader of Junior 4-H...cooperative...dependable... friendly...goes in for the uLittleH things in A life...has that ring on her finger...looking forward to a trip to Florida...General DOTTY MISSOURI MORELOCK HDotty'C..Impish grin...bubbles over with energy and enthusiasm...dresses up to the minute ...supreme dancer...started her Senior year with a superb tan from Ocean City...usually seen with Whitie...industrious...plans to attend Towson. ...Commercial KENNETH ELLSWORTH MORELOCK NRudyU...Always has his little jokes...smooth toned...enviable blond wavy hair...expressive eyes...daring driver...Trig doesn't agree with him...District Lieutenant Governor of Key Club... chief photographer at basketball games...Academic MARY ISABELLE MOTTER HIsabelleU...Sensitive...a sunny personality with a giggle to match...chubby, chummy, and chatty.n.neat in appearance and manner...patron- Jgug izes class as well as school functions...faith- my ful typist...Commercial ii .5 1 5 -li 1 i.Ri Qff STUART CLAYTON PETERSON UPete ..Key Club President...enjoys all sports...football fan...tall and blond...super magazine salesman...interested in Air Force... always experimenting in physics...entered class in eighth grade from Paul Junior High School. ...Academic CATHERINE JUNE BEAVER i O f. HJune'2..Blushes prett1ly...restless, unset- A 4 3 tled manner...frequently a narrator of jokes... i NW always going somewhere in her Ford...objects to 'wagging being blamed unjustly for hooking school. ..en- joys movies...General K MILDHED PAULINE REINAMAN NMillie'1..UPaula'C..Chatters, chatters, chatters in spare time...takes advantage of freedom of speech...explosive laugh...Goldilocks ...Ipana smile...despises home work...No other handwriting in the world like hers...General X . x 5 MARLIN LaVEBNE BITTASE uToots quiet but devilish too ossesses ' ... , ...p E business ability...big, brown eyes...loyal sports fan...admires girls...tackles any task with en- thusiasm...lean and lanky...dotes on colorful shirts and socks...Editor-in-chief of the Tahian. ...Commercial A. MILDRED ALLEY ROBERTSON HMillie'2..Flirtatious and talkative...likes to sing hill billy music...prefers hill billy dances...independent...willing worker...ambition is to join Grand Ole Opry at Nashville, Tennes- see...Commercial FRANCIS KERMIT SELBY Selby . . . Shuns work. . . advocates good times. skillful at ping-pong...has a sweet pastime-eat- 'N ing ice cream...seemingly idles many hours away but surprises teachers by coming through with HA'sH on tests...good mathematician...General -1.5 MARY VIRGINIA SIMPSON HMary'2..lnveterate gum chewer...carefree and gay but quiet...enjoys movies...shows little in- terest toward the opposite sex...patient...alway willing to do extra typing...a task started is seen through to the end...General LEONARD JOHN SINGEL ,gb 4 ? ies hard at times...smooth dancer...nonchalant... plenty of brawn...fond ofiall sports...four let- ter man...likes a man to man attitude...answer to a maiden's prayers...General nPunchy'C..Fun loving...likes to tease...stud- MARILYN DIANE THOMAS whiz in all sports...partial to CheviesH... has betting fever...heart breaker...delights in dancing...plans to go to college...Academic E NDiane'K..NTbmmy'C..An excellent alto voice RALPH EUGENE STRICKHOUSEII II I I HStrickie'2..Proud owner of a Ford...does not worry about assignments...his marks for class work suffered because conversing with several Senior girls was too tempting...never a dull moment...adept mechanic...a great eater. ...General likes to strum her uke...very sociable...a H. JAMES ROBERT WADDELL HWhitieU...Participates in all sports.U clever at getting out of class...drives a Chevy ...1oves excitement...keen dancer... night owl who hates to get up in the morning ...tries to keep Dotty happy...future college student...General JEAN LUCILLE WANTZ HMouse'C..Amiable...possesses a sweet smile and a corresponding personality...reliable... diminutive in size...sympathetic friend...sport fan...attends Western Maryland dances with Phil ...supports and takes part in school activities ...looks forward to weekends and college. ...Academic Q gp CARL EDWARD WEANT HHayseed'C..ambitious to be a farmer...likes to Paul Jones...takes chances...skilled in shop work...tractor specialist...always eager to play pranks...bottomless pit for a stomach...drives a new Plymouth...General BILLY LAWRENCE WEAVER GQ ii: NBilly'f..takes life seriously...would rather gggb read than eat...seen but seldom heard...man of few words...artistic, Tahian artist...motorcycle enthusiast...likes speed at the right time and place...General Class Officers President: Wanda Mehring Vice President: Lester Bollinger Secretary: Dotty Morelock Treasurer: Arthur Garvin Class Reporter: Marlin Hittase Class Motto HNot at the top, but still climbing Class Colors Blue and White Class Flower White Bose I' 1 ' ', -' ALJ - 3, up 1 'I .5 , x J V 51 ff'-T ,- lf f ff' :rf X A f fm- Q fr ,M ,-,. 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Foglesong, Y. Foreman, R. Ridinger, M. Weant, B. Simpson, H. Dougherty, D. Hartsock, S. Forsythe, Mrs. Sanders. Second Row: P. Salley, K. Dale, G. Keeney, C. DeLawder, B. Shorb, G. Baumgardner, B. Koontz, J. Wolfe, G. Ingram, E. Miller, J. Rodkey. Third Row: J. Becker, J. Baumgardner, E. Raumgardner, R. Rohrbaugh, M. Robb, J. Humbert, P. Ray, L. Saidinle, J. Gilds, N. Pennington. Fourth Row: F. Bachman, C. Maclachlan, C. Amoss, H. Sutphin, J. Sharrer, L. Davidson, W. Gil- lespie. Fifth Row: E. Ashcroft, D. Koons, D. Drown, F. Clingan, D. Carl. TENTH GRADE: Front Row-V. Davidson, M. Lawrence, A. Frock, P. Wantz, M. Copen- haver, S. Koons, L. Eckard, ll. Reaver, R. Lord, C. Ecker. Second Row-D. Stonesifer, E. Wilhide, M. Duble, W. Overholtzer, E. Frazier, K. Weant, J. Miller, S. Welker, J. Wantz. Third Row-J. Dadderar, D. Lawyer, J. Sell, T. Myers, J. Perry, R. Davidson, A. Cornett, F. Stonesifer, M. Stonesifer. Fourth Row - A. Selby, R. Reifsnider, R. Rock, C. Haley, R. Frounfelter, D. Overholtzer, H. Dickinson, R. Slaybaugh. NINTH GBADE: First How-Mrs. Shipley, D. Ohler, B. Chapman, B. Sell, W. Baum- gardner, D. Baker, S. Koontz, B. Neidig, M. Bowling, Mrs. Bowling. Second How-M. Beif- snider, B. Sentz, C. Claybaugh, T. Motter, L. Brown, B. Eckard, O. Myers, S. Cluck, Y. Stuphin, P. Becker, J. Brown. Third Row - G. Dinterman, J. Forsythe, Y. Lambert, L. Fair, D. Bohrbaugh, P. Smith, N. Baker, S. Lescallet, G. Horton, M. Parrissh. Fourth Row J. Click, B. Boop, B. Welty, W. Abrecht, C. Houck, D. Gunther, K. Crouse, J. Fream, B. Buckley, A. Lawrence, C. Gartrell, E. Clingan, G. Shriver, B. Markle. Fifth Row- D. Nusbaum, B. Colson, K. Frock, H. Tydings, E. Stonesifer, B. Walker, G. Wildasin, F. Ash- craft, O. Parrish. EIGHTH GBADE: Front Row-Mr. Zubovic, M. Pittinger, M. Liepins, B. Frock, S. Jordan, S. Trent, A. Stiely, S. Koons, J. Stiely, Miss Brown. Second Row -L. Markle, J. Skiles, T. Wilson, G. Copenhaver, L. Feeser, B. Simmons, N. Sentz, M. Bue, B. Slar- rer, A. Naylor, S. Lawyer, P. Bobertson, B. Heffner, J. Overholtzer, Third Row - K. Buckley, B. Haines, D. Unger, L. Null, D. Gross, F. Glass, W. Speilman, B. Crapster, L. Martin, L. Lambert, D. Null, B. Cluck, H. Slaybaugh. Fourth Row--B. Clingan, V. Fore- man, N. Hiner, M. Fair, B. Carr, P. Flickinger, D. Baker, J. Davidson, B. Garvin, H. Humbert, M. Dickerson, D. Bidinger. Fifth Row-L. Barnhart, A. Angell, C. Hyser, B. Fuss. SEVENTH GRADE A: First Row- Mrs. Wasilifsky, D. Airing, L. lless, L. Barnes, E Angell, C. Knudsen, C. Becker, D. Barnes, L. Hilterbrick, L. Koontz. Second Row - M Austin, C. Brown, P. Garrett, C. Fream, G. Albrecht, R. Fitz, E. Koontz, S. Keeney, B llorne, P. Eckenrode, M. Leister, D. Bankert, B. Glass. Third Row --B. Bowers, W. Fair L. Frazier, D. Angell, N. Albrecht, M. Ambrose, N. Keefer, P. Flickinger, N. Bloom, E Baumgardner, Fourth Row - H. Gartrell, M. Bollinger, P. Caudill, B. Koontz, W. Bowers SEVENTH GRADE B: First Row-S. Wantz, E. Shoemaker, M. Poole, M. Perry, D. Salley, J. Putman, J. Reid, C. Myers, D. Beaver, Miss J. Brown. Second Row -D. Wil- Son, C. Spangler, L. Schildt, J. Sell, D. Moffit, D. Stonesifer, S. Warehime,J. Lucken- baugh, J. Baker, C. Myers, J. Schildt. Third Row-B. Widener, C. Stansbury, E. Wolfe, B. Staub, B. Powell, H. Stewart, J. Wolf, L. Ohler, D. Unger, B. Stonesifer. Fourth Row - H. Null, C. Weant, L. Rock, N. Owen, J. Welty, J. Leister, E. Bobbins, B. Weishaar. L,- -- V i 4 gf f X fig F' nazzvef-Efgmil ,f' ORGANIZATIONS Nlqjllaff yaur fngsurc ,5 jing AQ pug f1?drf also? 7 ll 1 HQHAGW. ' lqC?!l'vf'7!I?5 head make ackaof Q' 1. bfqhf' ff 5 7'lA 0 5A- OUV Pyfrcl- cunjlzjfar 7LA...6 !7Y0,q O Cfab S Q Q Qffvr -1,4155 -13 rrfareuf. 4 ye-jj..ja6?,,Ct,J PYOYVSIYI Sl VPQ efgf- Qin? an OPPOV 0 710 Pfpress AAS auzn 7,per.5.,,1,,A-fa. n 7 ,fi Cful. BC,'l!l'Vf7!r'e,5 Sfvf all ou7'fc'7l 716 mad7,A.. onefjlp-4 ape! fo be .fa , il M710 usefuf wa 5. r'l67' o f cl.: cful and 0f73l'Lf'3GZbl'LS 4eZL77Z4e Salad? 64171 af? dffffl 0-Sefdf Ita Comm- UITID717 ,DfdjfCf5. 71? 157Q!2r1'Jd-B!! foo, 6 6 C!0VPA,0l1lPlZ7l of c7r.5fAIff'zL AZz1Ze.s5.f7715Y 7Lif0?4 Ollr f0!Ll.PS Clic! f7z7Zere,57'i5 O I y- O C A f ff 1-for fb fffn 4 Sm. iff! fo frdfilffr aff work uar aff WP fWug57L 'fry fo 5 Pface fd' UVVKSPXVPS in aflraudfefi nforfgl and for 7 fi1ls aff 441941 a 1054, b3aA.5ra:Jncf of e'2c,Derf'nyCg5 wif! L:tmZQz,5 QW of W f ' AJ. 18 WE MET OUR DEADLINES... TANEYETTE STAFF The introduction of a journalism class in T. H. S. was beneficial to the students who have willingly worked on, the Taneyette. However, outside time must be spent in gathering information and material. With Mrs. MacDonald's untiring efforts, the staff was successful in meeting the deadlines for the four issues of the paper. TAHIAN STAFF From lkcember to Nhrch the whole student body in lf H. S. was made Tahian con- scious at various times. For several days Seniors, underclassmen, and teachers dressed up for portraits and group pictures. There were also drives for advertisements, boost- ers, and subscriptions. But behind the scenes other tasks such as copy reading, sort- ing pictures, comparing ideas, typing, writing, and rewriting were slowly and laboriously going on. ...AND THE PRESSES ROLLED STUDENT COUNCIL To create leadership, to induce co-operation between students and faculty, and to improve the school generally, the Student Council meets every Thursday. Having joined the Central Regional Division of Student Councils last year, this year we joined the Maryland Association of Student Councils. One project which is very beneficial to the school is the sale of T. H. S. note- books. Setting up a court was a big step in developing the efficacy of the organization. PATROLMEN T. H. S. bus drivers are assisted by certain students selected to maintain safety at all times. The efficiency of these patrolmen is largely responsible for the low acci- dent rate. 'Ihey are rewarded by the satisfaction they gain from serving their school and the respect they receive from those associated with them. Nt ORCHESTRA Under the new direction of Mr. Kersey, the orchestra offers pleasure and cultural opportunities for those interested in instrumental music. Also, it has been possible for every student in school to enjoy music rendered by this group from time to time. Several of the members have attended Carroll County Orchestra and the All-Maryland High School Orchestra. MIXED CHORUS One of the most active musical groups in the school is the mixed chorus composed of music-lovers from the tenth, eleventh, and the twelfth grades. The chorus participates in P. T. A. programs, student assemblies and community functions. The goal of each member is to join along with the other Carroll County schools in the annual Eisteddfod. There is hardly a day when the chorus is not preparing to present some entertainment for a special event. QNW WW, ...A mf .W if Q' vi? .L 4 if is 3 a QW x? Future Farmers of America Future Homemakers of America Radio Hobby 1, ,. , 4 F3 V 542 1 K 4' Q5 ef' Library Chess and Checkers me w Ping-Pong Merrie Stenos Dramatics Dancing I 3 Woodcarving Camera 23 A young men's organization in T. H. S. working on a num- ber of service projects and trying to develop leadership, initiative, and virility is the KEY CLUB. Sponsored by the lo- cal Kiwanis Club, and with the Lions' Club as an underwriter, the Key Club has projected it- self into the community. Though still a very small club, it has gained recognition and praise. T. G. A. A. The Taneytown Girls' Athletic Association was established for the purpose of pro- moting athletics, creating a love of sports, and fostering ideals of good sportsmanship. WORK AND WORKERS IN T.H.S. L - - HA' . ww V. 'f ' f Y . ' ,,.,'4 mf ,X , Y, KVA, Q 1 frf rq, ,. -f:jTf?gf kb in ' 4' 7 L ,f f? . 2 ' - -23 +5? .N Q' fc , ff Qx g 5 5 ,Q 1f -.A '-Qfsf if f ,gp YM Y-'J Y ff ' 0 'V ATHLETICS Zfafhfkq 11014115 fvffj buf a magrsfflz mrmarqf' Ldfljfeyoui. 74fm3f iffswagi p gf,14 1,1f0fvff5r Sffhfs fo .456 679467469 Hftrr aol sporfsmap- Siu? ann! .skiff fs cfevefofvcg .Fesieflaff fuss PFOYFC! 72 6,4 fafemusf fdvewi .sporf vflaf Jrdufs man? Pr1Mvs1la,57'ic ,DaV7If'CiP6H7l5 as Luffy as specfaxfarc. Qarzfly 7!0UVlldl7IPfl7Z.5 54547621 7!AF iasfzeffaf sfasafz, ltflffl Sfifff of C0lf!z,7c7 '7ZFQ0I5 ,LS 7l667l64,-L ,Dawn fire earf .s rin ,Jfudmfs of aff ages fgfbe Perf P746-5yA.. evenfs. 7145- of7Q'r.s mf dfrf basifffaf and freak, 5171 afga vaffeybai macceq baselvalj vfemzfs, ffkfcl facing, 3114 arclpry. ' fo became a joacl pf-sujfr and fo 7d ?7gf 7I0Sm1vdfA- rfylffiee Jfrefzdaus 4dzfr5 af pfac.74be and .Sb-ifffff 07.5 7fruc79'an.. 7Arav5h .5Payf5J feadfmiff, and co-oP0ra7lr'on... GFP jafneqfj fleafffffyf A211245 I5 e0z,o4as1'3adQ Jcfofavslfp 15 Xfrzloravacl by fin .s7lanclarcf5 oe? for mernbor-.:A,p on fpamg. fffdafs of fafr lpfay, Aera! Mori, and fffffcf fd-f Me amp ffspb' fffffvf' Jfdff Lvnefcfif is DQS. SOCCER TEAM: First Row - W. Baumgardner, J. Wantz, M. Stonesifer, D. Overholtzer. Second Row - D. Brown, T. Fair, R. Waddell, L. Singel, L. Eckard, D. Lawyer. Third Row Coach Ecker, G. Wildasin, J. Dudderar, T. Myers, D. Koons, C. Haley, D. Baker, H. Sutphin. BOYS EDGE THE GIRLS - SENIORS AT PHYS. ED. O16 of the Seniors' greatest treasures will be the memory of the many happy phys- ical education periods that we shared: the volleyball games, basketball games, and a- bove all, the race to the shower rooms afterwards to get the hot water, if there was any. Below, the Seniors indulge in a fast-moving game of volleyball, one of the rea- sons why we Come to school on Monday and Friday. ,Ml-we 'Mm Aw BOYS' JAYVEE TEAM First Row: D. Wilson F. Bachman D. Baker K. Frock W. Baumgardner D. Nusbaum J. Welty Coach Ecker Second How. Coach Ecker M. Stonesifer E. Stonesifer D. Overholtzer J. Wantz 23 'ff a ,WV . , ,V .5 ' ki Stuart Peterson Robert Waddell Leonard Singel Lester Bollinger A Donald Lawyer LHFFY Eckard GrahamAWildaSin Dean Brown Wayne Baumgardner Melvin Bowling COACH ECKER' S TEAM IN ACTION!!! Coach Ecker's team collides with opposing teams in the Carroll County Circuit taking six wins against six defeats. The first game,played in Union Bridge against the Wolverines, began with the Tigers out-scoring the Wolves 2 to 1 in the first frame. The 'Cinderella Team' halted the Tigers vicious attack in the first frame by using a more efficient defense and rallying to whip the Tigers 48 to 34. The Tigers moved to a more favorable standing in the league by nosing out their next two oppo- nents: Mt. Airy 45-29, and Hampstead 42-40. CarroU.County's Champs, the skeletoned Sykes- villers, again showed their power by wiping T.H. S. 63-28. With their spirits low, the team was edged 46-24 h1their next game against the second team of the county - New Windsor. Back with a spurt of energy - and the Man- chester Yellow-Jackets felt the Tigers' claws as our boys tallied up a 57-48 win. The Wolverines went home with the next game, score U.B. 52 - T. H. S. 39. The next two games were both exciting and dramatic as Taneytown edged Mt. Airy 38-32, and Hampstead fell 46-45. Back came the County Champs with a 63-32 win over the Tigers and New Windsors's win of 63-41. Finally the season wound up in a very close game with T. H. S. vs. Manchester. Final score: T. H. S. 48 - M. H. S. 40. Our new coach, Charlie Ecker, hailing from W. M. C. worked hard to promote cooperation, team- play, and solid sportsmanship among his pace setting cagers. Coach Ecker has done well in producing a fourth place team with only two first-string veterans. Congratulations Tigers!!! You played a good game all the way. T. H. S. girls' speedball team had a successful year under the direction of their new coach, Miss Peggy Brown. 'Ihe girls who were energetic enough to meet the requirements of the team were as follows: Captain, Arlene Fair, Dot- ty Morelock, JoAnn Koons, Wanda Mehring, Lois Clingan, Diane Thomas, Dottie Hartsock, Nancy Pennington, Betty Miller, JuliaHumbert, Ruth Ridinger, Shirley Koons, Pat Wantz, Joan Miller, and Jean Wilson. Jean Wantz acted as manager and scorekeeper. Three veterans with three years of experience h Agyyyt , Q are: Arlene Fair, Diane 'Ihomas, and Dotty Morelock. 34,77 K 1 The team also has two members with two years ex- K U ' perienceg Wanda Mehring and JoAnn Koons. . 1. - jr Q. .. .sd f s W 'Ihe team is appreciative and thankful to Miss Peggy Brown who donated most of her time and energy to the welfare of the basketball team. Coach Brown also promoted school spirit and furthered co-opera- 3' 5 tion among the students of T. H. S. w-may ,W Front Row - Julia Humbert Diane Thomas Arlene Fair Ruth Hidinger BASKETBALL VARSITY There was much interest shown in basketball this year ap- parent in the large turnout in each afternoon practice. In a sport that requires much co-operation among many girls for the success of the game, we have to give special thanks to Coach Peggy Brown, who has so patiently and willingly given bas- ketball the touch needed to keep it one of today's most popular indoor sports for girls. Back Row -- Doris Ingram Vivian Davidson Alice Frock Peggy Brown 32 JUNIOR VARS ITY Members of the team from left to right are: J0an Miller, JoAnn Koons, Lois Fair, Mildred Bowling, Dorothy Foglesong, Wanda Mehring, Captain, Shirley Forsythe, Pat Wantz, Janet For- sythe, Shirley Koons, Dotty Morelock. Jean Wantz and Doris In- gram were manager and scorekeeper respectively. Arlene Fair - The Tigerettes are going to miss Captain Ar- lene Fair next year. When she executes a hook shot, it's bound to count. Ar- lene was top scorer of the team and was highly regarded by team-mates and op- ponents alike. JoAnn Koons- Although she plays Diane Thomas - Rah! Rah! Rah! Look at that score! It's Diane Thomas On the basketball floor. Diane has been a star forward of the basketball team for the past four years, as well as an out- standing athlete in other fields of sports. Wanda Mehring- One of the Tiger- ettes taller players is Wanda Mehring.She is a star in her own field, especially with those two-hand- ed, over head shots. Her ability and good sportsmanship deserve much credit. Time IH with the whistle on the Junior Varsi- ty team, the Varsity would be at a disad- vantage without her help and co-opera- tion. She is a most efficient guard and can easily handle any forward. Dotty Morelock- Dotty is another of our able players who spends the major part of her spare time participating in sports. With speed and ability, Dotty remains a fine asset to the Tigerettes. The team certainly will regret the loss of this forward. Foul shot ...... Hold your breath Conflict .... . The spirit of the game SENIOR AL jg, N X , r ur I FORMALS Nam , W-wr A , 'V-if ,5 -:,, 5 2? W QE, Q' .aw 'Q' . f 'Ki ' ?., ., 'Q' .fu m .W . 4 7, A fe' A M, ,ff K L W .. ff 1' ....,,M,w ,Jian-. INFORMALS D 26,7 I fi , Jia.. 1 Sfx 4:1 1 ig, V EJ - N I,-f X S ' R ' 'MN if X . E vx I X X with 'fn' C X! Y Q mf QQ 6 ' ' aff I ' TQ ' , Q ,Hg 4 , QQ' ,ifdf ' n , , . X g g '1 ' Cf WM 'xg 38235 G A fi? .EQ Ai Q ,- ' it- , 'L ff?-T-5 fr 1 lm U VULEW7 W f'- ii- Q? 4 ,XKQ3 5 4, ,W 741 a s Cliff , S XJ L J! 4,, 1 - I v ' . C ' a ' A 1 jQ':1 - , il 52 290 X 6 1 , Wk IIA' gn y- L QN 7409? 8 n Ex -Xqgi-.IDL --iii L X 1 iq, . IU: 4' Q '. X g x ' J ,SQ x i gi' , p 'Sq -fs -11 S V. jk .Egg 4 I ' V 'ji S N fW -'Q Q' g efwlv ' Ms I -V 1 MJ: ,gg ' , MA , U 'ii 'M A 4f -7:2 5 L fem 'L 1 22 f xl if fy. -f M' 1 ,g f aw if S g+ 'M Q -. 5 + , ,QJ f X f 2 1-ti Y X flfiflgg . C L M aff Vi 50 ' 50 X ' - X IW 2 M ' f 44, I 6:1 , s ll ? Z CJ 771 K! A fi i 5-.JI-A .bl 5. M' ff .sr bgfa f ll' Maxx!! f f ,, , ,, EXPRESSION of GRATITUDE .... We, the class of '52 wish to express our deepest gratitude to those who helped in some way, whatever it may have been, to make this, our yearbook, a success . Our appreciation to the business men and patrons interested in T.H. S. is hard to express. Their support of the Tahian was freely and gra- ciously given. We thank you all. - PATRONS - Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Leister Mr. and Mrs. Norman S. Selby Mr. and Mrs. Carel Frock Mr. and Mrs. William Flickinger Mr. and Mrs. John E. Fream Mr. and Mrs. Walter Eckard Miss Anna Koontz Arlene and Diane Rev. and Mrs. A. W. Garvin The 3 Muskaqueers -- Jim, Hank, and Ken Wir. and Nlric Percy Bollinger f Shirley and Pat Mr. and Mrs. Charles Flickinger R. W. Clingan Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Koutz Effie Kump Sharrer' s Restaurant Manger' s Jewelry Store Carrie' s Gift Shop Nusbaum's Gulf Station Mr. and Mrs. J. Motter Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Strickhouser Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Thomas Bob and JoAnn Virginia Sanders Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Fair Dotty and Delmont Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Crouse Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Haines Carrie Beaver Mrs. Mrs. Clifford Bowling Mrs. Esther Waddell Mr. and Mrs. Charles Robertson Mrs. Urith Shipley Mr. and Mrs. William H. Rittase Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne Rittase John W. Manspeaker Mr. and Mrs. Homer Myers Ann Wilson R. Jean Flickinger Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Eckard Sque lby, Hayseed, Punchy, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Flick and Strickie Keith Brown David T. Young Minnie and Gene Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. David W. Hess James Crabbs Lene and Peck William and Betty Haycraft f f Mr. and Mrs . T. Allen More lock Mrs. Jas. Fair, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. your AVCN representative Lake Weant Harry Mohney Elwood Simpson Denton Wantz Paul Robertson Margaret Wasilifsky June, Babs, Dot, and Mary Adelaide MacDonald Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hartsock Edward Morelock Kenneth Morelock Doris and Arthur Mr . and Mrs . Harold S. Mehring Miss Jacqueline Brown Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Yingling Betty K. Morelock Philip R. Lawyer Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Wantz Harry 'lhomas Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Wi lbur Cornett Donald Clingan Robert Ingram Sell Eugene Eyler George Kiser James Branmer COMPLIMENTS OF CAMBRIDGE RUBBER COMPANY TANEYTOWN. MARYLAND COMPLIMENTS OF ALLEN F. FEESEH TANEY INN BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS TANEYTOWN, MARYLAND HAINES and NELSON DEALERS IN BUTTER. EGGS 5 POULTRY PHONE 3224 TANEYTOWN. MARYLAND. CROUSE MOTOR SALES GEORGE W. CROUSE OUR 20TH YEAR TANEYTOWN. MARYLAND C. 0. FUSS 8 SON MERWYN C. FUSS. OWNER LEADING FUNERAL DIRECTORS CARROLL COUNTY'S OLDEST FURNITURE HOUSE TANEYTOWN. MARYLAND A FEW OF THE LINES WE HANDLE ... LANE CEDAR CHESTS ALEXANDER SMITH RUGS KEN MAR LIVING ROOM SUITS MENGEL FURNITURE VERMONT MAPLE BEDROOM SUITS SIMMONS MATTRESSES Q SOFA BEDS SAMSON CARD TABLES GOODYEAR AIR FOAM MATTRESSES LLOYD CHROME BREAKFAST SUITS MOHAWK CARPETS 8 RUGS MAINLINE MODERN BEDROOM SUITS KEYSTONE KITCHEN CABINETS MANY OTHER FAMOUS BRANDS NATIONALLY KNOWN. WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD EASY TERMS FREE DELIVERY u- rf COMPLIMENTS OF J.lL OMMERT DEALER OF MASSEY HARRIS 8 NEW IDEAL FARM MACHINERY PHONE 4364 TANEYTOWN. MD. l I ' CONGRATULATIONS T0 THE CLASS OF'52 REID'S FOOD MARKET A DIAL 3214 - FOR FREE DELIVERY GEORGE L. HARNER PLUMBING AND HEATING FOR ALL YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS MURRAY M. BAUMGARDNER INSURANCE AGENCY I 14 TANEYTOWND MARYLAND FREDERICK ST. TANEYTOWN. MD. PHONE 4381 I COMPLIMENTS OF F. E. SHAUM MEAT MARKET ESSO SERVICENTER G. M. HARMAN, PROP. WE DELIVER QUALITY MEATS. GROCERIES. PRODUCE PHONE 5271- TANEYTOWN. MARYLAND WANTZ BROS., INC. PLUMBING. STENWAND HOT WATER I E IHEATING.fDEV9E PAINTS PHONE 4541 TANEYTOWN, MARYLAND COMPLIMENTS OF O. G. BOWERS IZODAI? FILM SERVICE HOWELL B. ROYER COIN COLLECTOR 3 FAIRVIEW AVENUE TANEYTOWN, MARYLAND TANEYTOWN GARAGE C0. TANEYTOWN, MD. CHRYSLER -PLYMOUTH PHONE 3191 MID-TOWN ELECTRIC SALES AND SERVICE WESTINGHOUSE-NORGE-CROSLEY APPLIANCES PHONE 3041 TANEYTOWN, MARYLAND ECKER'S SHELL SERVICE STATION wEST BALTIMORE STREET PHONE 5851 TIRES, TUBES, BATTERIES E. J. NUSBAUM PACKER OF TANEYTOWN BRAND VEGETABLES BROWN EQUIPMENT C0. AUTHORIZED DEALER MCCULLOCH CHAIN SAWS ARIENS-FILLER SALES 8 SERVICE LOWE BROTHERS PAINT PHONE 4433 TANEYTOWN, MARYLAND I PHONE 3061 TANEYTOWN. MARYLAND I I REINDOLLAR BROTHERS III co. I SOUTHERN STATES HARDWARE - HOUSEWARES HOUR 55TH YEARH PHONE - 4564 TANEYTDWN COOPERATIVE TANEYTOWN, MARYLAND 42 Buy BAUMGARDNER'S Bread DOUGHERTY'S GROCERY FROZEN FOODS - CHOICE MEATS OUR CAKES AND PASTRIES MAKE A HIT AND YOU'LL ENJOY 'EM -- EVERY BIT FANCY PRODUCE BAUMGARDNER,S BAKERY PHONE 3021 - TANEYTOWN, MD. PHONE 4561 TANEYTOWN. MARYLAND HITPLEASESUS TOlHjASE YQUQ' COMPLIMENTS TANEYTOWN GRAIN 8 SUPPLY CO. OF PURINA FEEDS, BUILDING MATERIALS 1-ANEy-I-gwN MFG. gg, COAL, EERTILIZERS, AND SEEDS COMPLIMENTS OF YOUR SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHER WESTMINSTER STUDIO WESTMINSTER, MARYLAND CHARLES F.MAGEE L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY ATTLEEDRO - MASSACHUSETTS CLASS RINGS AND PINS COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS DIPLOMAS, PERSONAL CARDS CLUB INSIGNIA MEMORIAL PLAQUES REPRESENTATIVE: MR. HENRY WITTICH. JR. 208 WEST SARATOGA STREET BALTIMORE I. MARYLAND KEEPER' S AMERICAN SERVICE STATION AMOCO PHONE 4581 GAS TANEYTowN. MARYLAND ROBERT L. ZENTZ REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE TANEYTOWN, MD. - PHONE 4471 THE ECONOMY STORE DAVID SMITH. PROP. CLOTHING FOR THE FAMILY PHONE: 3054 - TANEYTOWN. MD. WAGNER SERVICE STATION BETHOLINE 8 SINCLAIR PRODUCTS ' 24 HOUR'TOWING SERVICE '- NIGHT PHONE 3274 - DAY PHONE 4271 TANEYTOWN, MARYLAND ROB - ELLEN SHOP THE HOUSE TO GO FOR THE BRANDS YOU KNOW TANEYTOWN, MD. - PHONE 3034 COMPLIMENTS OF GILD'S BARBER SHOP PHONE 311 TANEYTOWN, MARYLAND TANEYTOWN PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS-COSMETICS-SCHOOL SUPPLIES- CANDY-LUNCHEONETTE CHARLES H. HOPKINS-PH.G. PROP. 22 E. BALTIMORE ST. DIAL 4294 RIFFLES GROCERY STORE FRESH FRUITS H VEGETABLES QUALITY MEAT FREE DELIVERY PHONE 5411 TANEYTOWN, MD. THE CARROLL RECORD CO. IESTABLISHED JULY I. I894.I HWHATEVER IS woRTH DOING, IS WORTH DOING WELL.n LAMBERT ELECTRICAL STORE HOTPOINT - KELVINATOR - MAYTAG RANGES-REFRIGERATORS-WASHERS TELEVISION SALES AND SERVICE RCA-DUMONT-ZENITH-SYLVANIA DIAL 4384 TANEYTOWN, MD. HOME AND FARM WIRING LUTHER J. RODKEY TANEYTOWN, MD. DIAL 3292 RIFFLE'S FOUNTAIN SERVICE DELICIOUS SANDWICHES N20 STEPS OFF MAIN ST.N PHONE 3911 TANEYTOWN. MARYLAND COMPLIMENTS OF A. W. FEESER COMPLIMENTS OF WM, F. MYERS MEAT PACKERS WESTMINSTER. MD. PLANT COMPLIMENTS OF WILLOW FARMS DAIRY PAUL SELL. LOCAL MANAGER TANEYTOWN 5933 FRIZZLEBURG, Mo. WESTMINSTER 1o94J JOSEPH L. MATHIAS MATHIAS MONUMENTSH EST. 1906 WESUWINSTER- BALTIMORE - HANOVER COMPLIMENTS OF TANEYTOWN MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE C0. AND GEORGE E. DODRER INSURANCE AGENCY 10 EAST BALTIMORE ST.. TANEYTOWN. MD. TANEYTOWN 5d 8 10i STORE WISHES THE GRADUATES EVERY SUCCESS IN THE YEARS TO FOLLOW THE COFFMAN'FISHER COMPANY 11 E. MAIN STREET- PHONE 102 WESTMINSTER, MD. INSURANCE REAL ESTATE PERCY M. BURKE INSURANCE AGENCY 231 E. MAIN STREET WESTMINSTER. MD. PHONE 1120 NDEPENDABLE PROTECTIONH COMPLIMENTS OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY WESTMINSTER. MARYLAND NEWCOMER'S SERVICE STATION BETHOLINE H SINCLAIR GAS AND OIL PHONE 5841 TANEYTOWN. MARYLAND COMPLIMENTS OF THE REINDOLLAR COMPANY 120 E. BALTIMORE STREET PHONE 3303 TANEYTOWN, MARYLAND J. ALFRED HELTEBRIDLE FARM BUREAU QUALITY INSURANCE AUTO. FIRE. LIFE R COMPLIMENTS OF . L. STRICKHOUSER Q SON DEALER IN HIGH GRADE EGGS PHONE TANEYTOWN 3521 REGULAR LOW COST AUTO INSURANCE RATES TO FAMILIES WHEN ALL YOUTHFUL DRIVERS HAVE COMPLETED H. S. DRIVER TRAINING COURSE. PHONE WESTMINSTER 924W1 DANIEL L. YINGLING NEW AND USED MACHINERY SALES AND SERVICE GETTYSBURY, PA. R.D. I PHONE LITTLESTOWN 900 KNOX BROS. PRODUCE W. J. MUMMERT EGGS a POULTRY DEALER IN PHONE- TANEYTOWN 36755 HIGH GRADE EGGS NEAR TANEYTOWN. MD. PHONE 3548 TANEYTowN MD REIFSNIDER'S MARKET PHONE 3516 HARNEY. MARYLAND MYRLE R. DEVILBISS DEALER IN RAW Funs ,GUNS AND WAMMUNITION TANEYTOWN. MARYLAND COMPLIMENTS OF TOWN AND COUNTRY GAS SERVICE, INC. WHOLESALE - RETAIL L. P. GAS SUPPLIES HSUPERGASH OFFICES - SHOWROOM - BULK PLANT ROUTE 71 - 1 MILE NORTH TANEYTOWN. PHONE 3841 MD BEST WISHES FROM THE BIRNIE TRUST CO. TANEYTOWN, MARYLAND EFFICIENT 8 MODERN BANKING FACILITIES COMMERCIAL Q SAVINGS DEPARTMENTS SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. LEASE S. WARNER SOCONY- VACUUM PRODUCTS MOBILHEAT- MOBILGAS OIL BURNERS AND BOILERS FRIZZELLBURG. MD. WESTMINSTER- 1094-w COMPLIMENTS OF TANEY SEWING COMPANY KOONS FLORIST FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS LITTLESTOWN, PA. FAIR BROTHERS TANEYTOWN, MARYLAND USED CARS AND PARTS PHONE 3171 BESSIE lcCLEAF ANTIQUES BOUGHT AND SOLD 428 EAST BALTO. ST. TANEYTOWN, MARYLAND DIAL 3373 TANEYTOWN PRODUCE DEALERS IN EGGS 8 POULTRY PHONE 4481 TANEYTOWN, MD FREDERICK I. RAYCOB GENERAL MERCHANDISE HARNEY, MD. PHONE 3523 SELL'S SERVICE STATION MELVIN H.SELL GAS 8 OIL - GROCERIES PHONE 3682 TANEYTOWN- LITTLESTOWN ROAD JOHN R. LEISTER FINEST OF POULTRY PRODUCTS HFOR THE BEST. SEE LEISTERU HARNEY,MARYLAND NOT I7-20 OR 3O INCH PICTURES BUT LARGE CLEAR - TECHNICOLDR PICTURES AT THE EARLE THEATRE OPEN DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS PHONE 5141- TANEYTOWN, MD. KENNETH FROCK'S SERVICE STATION GAS -OILS GROCERIES- LIGHT LUNCHES- ICE CRE PHONE DIAL 3717 NEAR TANEYTOWN, MD. COMPLIMENTS OF E. E. STULLER BUILDING CONTRACTOR R. D. I TANEYTOWN, MD. PHoNE3621 CINDER H CONCRETE BLOCKS -STEEL SASH CRUSHED STONE - SAND - MASTER CEMENT CHARLES B. REAVER DEALER PHONE 5111 TANEYTOWN, MARYLAND COMPLIMENTS OF CENTRAL HOTEL FIRST NATIONAL BANK TANEYTOWN, MARYLAND MEMBER OF FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM . AYMEMBER OFY FEDERAL DEPOSIT INCORPORATION K1NG'S CLEANERS HOUALITY MAKES ECONOMY SUREH PHONE 4554 TANEYTOWN, MARYLAND COMPLIMENTS OF MODEL STEAM BAKERY WITH CHE REDDY IS READY TO SERVE AMERICA AP ELECTR FX i7 , 9 . IC POWER LJ I AMERICAN BUSINESS-MANAGED. TAX-PAYING ELECTRIC COMPANIES ARE HELPING TO KEEP OUR COUNTRY STRONG WITH POWER FOR HOMES INDUSTRIES, FARMS, BUSINESS AND REMEMBER .. GOVERNMENT IN ANY BUSINESS IS SOCIALISM THE POTOMAC EDISON COMPANY Produced by H.G.ROEBUCK 8 SON BALTIMORE, MD.